A mysterious “wolf-like” creature was shot on a ranch in Montana, leaving wildlife experts puzzled about its species.  Continue reading →

“We have three very dangerous people out in the community that we’re very interested in apprehending as soon as possible.” Continue reading →

WestJet pilots won’t be hitting the picket lines as the airline and the Air Line Pilots Association agreed on a settlement process on Friday evening. Continue reading →

Among other things, the designer who claims her dress was ripped off noted that Markle’s gown was ill-fitting. Continue reading →

The event’s team hopes to encourage more children to pursue careers in the sky. Continue reading →

Officers were called to 72 Torrens Ave at around 2:20 a.m. on Saturday where investigators said the body of 41-year-old Rhoderie Estrada was found.  Continue reading →

On Friday, the Progressive Conservatives alleged an NDP candidate in east Toronto, Tasleem Riaz, had made offensive comments online, including a post from 2013 quoting Adolf Hitler, and a release sent by the Liberals on Saturday morning cites the post and describes the New Democrats as “too risky, too radical.” Continue reading →

Police are still trying to determine the motive for Thursday night’s bombing of an Indian restaurant in Mississauga, Ontario. Continue reading →

With polls suggesting a degree of volatility in the race, a strong debate performance could prove the deciding factor for many voters yet to make up their minds on where their support will go. Continue reading →

Officers said they’ve arrested and charged Saria Lopez Iglesias, 26, and David Obregon Castro, 25, with first-degree murder. Continue reading →

Officers said they were called to the area of Kingston Road and Lee Avenue at 11:12 p.m.  Continue reading →

Recent surveys suggest Wynne’s Liberals trail both the Tories and a surging NDP, which at least one poll now suggests has jumped into the top spot in voter preferences. Continue reading →

Officers said the call came in at 1:14 a.m. about a stabbing in the area of Tradewind Drive and Winston Churchill Boulevard.  Continue reading →

The Blue Jays opened a nine-game road trip after going 1-6 and getting outscored 43-22 on a seven-game homestand against Oakland and the Angels. Continue reading →

Capt. Amarinder Singh, chief minister of India’s Punjab state, said the explosion at a Bombay Bhel restaurant in Mississauga “highlighted the global dimensions of terrorism.” Continue reading →

Investigators allege the girls were assaulted by a teacher on Edgewood Public School property between September 2017 and May 2018. Continue reading →

While most Ontarians agree on the need to do something on climate, they don’t give it the same level of priority that the Wynne Liberals do, pollster Darrell Bricker says. Continue reading →

“We have three very dangerous people out in the community that we’re very interested in apprehending as soon as possible.” Continue reading →

“My family is very concerned for my life,” Samantha Bee told Jimmy Kimmel. Continue reading →

Police said Oshae Geddes from Toronto has been charged with assault and breach of recognizance.  Continue reading →

Police said two masked suspects detonated a homemade improvised explosive device in Bombay Bhel restaurant. Continue reading →

The award will be given to someone who is able to help police arrest and convict those responsible for the death of Jordan Buchner.  Continue reading →

The Consulate General of India in Toronto has set up a helpline for callers on both sides of the world following a devastating blast that injured 15 people at an Indian restaurant in Mississauga, Ont. Continue reading →

Amazon is gearing up to open a giant distribution centre in Ottawa that will create about 1,000 new jobs, several news outlets are reporting. Continue reading →

What we know about the Mississauga restaurant explosion that injured 15 people. Continue reading →

Fearless Fred from 102.1 the Edge endured a 24-hour walk for wishes which began at 2 p.m. on Thursday, May 24 and ended on Friday, May 25 at 2 p.m. Continue reading →

This election could have been stupidly easy for the Tories, but leader Doug Ford has had a rather surprisingly rough start to the campaign, Supriya Dwivedi says. Continue reading →