The Court of Appeal of Ontario is set to hear arguments from the provincial government on staying a ruling that set aside the Better Local Government Act, a law that would cut Toronto city council wards to 25 from 47 in the upcoming election. Continue reading →

German doctors treating Pyotr Verzilov, a member of Russian protest group Pussy Riot, said Tuesday that claims he was poisoned are “highly plausible” but stressed they can’t say how this might have occurred or who was responsible. Continue reading →

A ban on the main source of artificial trans fats took effect Monday. Continue reading →

TREB chief executive John DiMichele says the data can only be posted on such sites to provide residential real estate brokerage services. Continue reading →

‘Nighttime’ will debut on radio the week of Oct. 22, 2018 on Corus owned Global News Radio stations: CKNW, CHQR, CHED, CFPL, CHML, and 640 Toronto. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford and NDP Leader Andrea Horwath will be in Pain Court, Ont., for the rural expo known as the International Plowing Match. Continue reading →

Following a brief interaction with an officer, police said the male fell from a bridge and onto the ground below. Continue reading →

The Court of Appeal of Ontario is set to hear arguments from the provincial government on staying a ruling that set aside the Better Local Government Act, a law that would cut Toronto city council wards to 25 from 47 in the upcoming election. Continue reading →

The Toronto mayoral candidate said her platform focuses on crime prevention through neighbourhood-centred policing and improving 911 wait times, and took aim at a police hiring freeze. Continue reading →

York regional police say the 23-year-old man was shot just after midnight in Georgina, Ont. Continue reading →

If you have any plans to drive on Highway 401 through Cambridge overnight this week, you may want to start looking into alternate routes. Continue reading →

On Sunday evening, the Ward 7 councillor tweeted, ‘End attack on Christians and other faiths! Voters should ask candidates whether they believe in a God and support those who DO.’ Continue reading →

The incident marked the fourth cyclist struck on the day in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Continue reading →

A Liberal MP, Leona Alleslev, is crossing the floor to join the Conservative Party. Continue reading →

Owner Steve Jenkins says Esther the Wonder Pig underwent surgery for breast cancer last month. Continue reading →

Canada’s housing market rebound appears to be slowing amid diminishing increases in national home sales, says the Canadian Real Estate Association. Continue reading →

Two cyclists were seriously injured in separate incidents that occurred within hours of each other on Monday. Continue reading →

Ford and Economic Development Minister Jim Wilson will meet Wednesday with federal officials carrying out trade negotiations in the U.S. capital. Continue reading →

Hudak claims such registration is a “needless piece of red tape.” Continue reading →

Police say the investigation started when officers looked into one man suspected of trafficking narcotics. Continue reading →

Authorities did not immediately release the reason why the suspect was being sought. Continue reading →

The lawyer for the fiancee of former Ottawa Senators winger Mike Hoffman says she doesn’t intend on suing the wife of the team’s former captain Erik Karlsson over allegations of cyberbullying. Continue reading →

RCMP say that it was forwarded a letter in May from the City of Ottawa that said a potential terrorist attack was going to take place. Continue reading →

There is a new hope for the Toronto Maple Leafs, Mike Stafford says. Continue reading →

Toronto police said they responded to call at 7:57 p.m. Sunday for a person who was in the water and did not resurface. Continue reading →