Police investigating after stickers with hateful messages turn up across Owen Sound
Man accused of swimming naked at Toronto’s Ripley’s Aquarium expected to plead guilty
Trudeau apologizes after 2001 brownface photo published by Time magazine
Pedestrian dead after being struck by vehicle in Brampton, police say
SickKids highlights crowded ICU conditions amid massive redevelopment project
Student agendas recalled by GTA school boards due to cartoon cover depicting ‘stereotypes’
Blue Jays, streaking Grichuk set for matchup with Orioles
Toronto Blue Jays (61-91, fourth in the AL East) vs. Baltimore Orioles (49-103, fifth in the AL East) Continue reading
Tkachuk lifts Senators over Maple Leafs 4-3
Brady Tkachuk’s empty-net goal wound up the winner as the Ottawa Senators held on for a 4-3 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Wednesday in pre-season action. Continue reading
Iran warns U.S. of ‘all-out war’ if attacked over Saudi oil incident
Iran’s foreign minister said he did not want military confrontation but “won’t blink to defend our territory.” Continue reading
1 dead after 5-vehicle crash in Markham, police say
Emergency crews were called to the area of Ninth Line and Highway 7 Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading
Peel police upgrade attempted murder charge against husband after Brampton woman’s death
Police initially charged the 64-year-old man on Monday after his wife was found in a home in Brampton with life-threatening injuries. Continue reading
How the Trudeau brownface bombshell hit the Liberal campaign media bus
If Trudeau knew about the storm that was about to hit, he didn’t show it. Continue reading
Ontario basketball museum threatened under proposed provincial government cuts
By Morganne Campbell Digital Video Journalist
The museum is dedicated to James Naismith, the man credited for inventing basketball in 1891, and Robert McKenzie, who influenced sports medicine. It’s located at the Mill of Kintail in Almonte. Continue reading
Photojournalist from Ethiopia cracking emotional shells of busy Toronto residents
By Susan Hay Anchor/Producer
Every day to and from work, Dawit Tibebu is making a difference one person at a time. Continue reading
N.S. association calls for federal, provincial support of refugee sponsorship program
Many immigrants and refugees are choosing to settle in Nova Scotia — and it’s a trend that’s continuing to rise. Continue reading
Northwestern Ontario First Nation evacuates community over water safety, asks feds for help
Most of the 250 residents of the Neskantaga First Nation, a member of the Nishnawbe Aski Nation, flew out of the community on the weekend after untreated water began flowing from local taps and water pressure tapered off dramatically. Continue reading
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Tim Hortons pulling Beyond Meat products from menus, except in Ontario and B.C.
In an email, a Restaurant Brands International Inc. spokeswoman said the vegetable-based Beyond Burgers and breakfast sandwiches were introduced as a “limited-time offer.” Continue reading
‘No means no’ consent training overlooks nuances of sex: experts
Consent should be “freely given, reversible, informed, enthusiastic and specific,” said one expert. Continue reading
Peel police chief talks gun violence, says 136 shell casings found at Mississauga mass shooting site
By Shallima Maharaj Digital Broadcast Journalist
“Now that we’ve finished processing the scene and gathered our evidence, I can tell you there [were] 136 shell casings recovered from that scene,” police Chief Chris McCord said. Continue reading
GM Canada temporarily lays off 1,200 employees as U.S. strike continues
The employees, who work on the Oshawa truck line, will still receive full wages while the strike by some 48,000 GM workers in the U.S. continues. Continue reading
David and Collet Stephan, charged in toddler son’s death, to learn fate from judge
A judge is to rule Thursday whether an Alberta couple who treated their son with herbal remedies rather than seek medical attention should be held responsible in his death. Continue reading
Trudeau apologizes after 2001 brownface photo published by Time magazine
Time magazine published a photo of the Liberal leader in dark makeup while wearing a turban on Thursday evening. Continue reading
‘This is all preventable’: Father of B.C. murder suspect questions RCMP role in manhunt
“I just don’t want any other parent to have to go through this.” Continue reading
Trudeau apologized for his brownface controversy. Here’s exactly what he said
A 2001 photo of Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau depicting him in brownface and dressed as Aladdin was published just weeks into the federal election. Continue reading
Trudeau jumps ahead of Scheer as voters’ choice for best prime minister
Trudeau and the Green Party’s Elizabeth May statistically tied on who voters think will act on climate change. Continue reading
Edmonton soldier charged with arson, attempted murder of her 3 children
By Kendra Slugoski Reporter
An Edmonton mother and corporal with the Canadian Armed Forces at CFB Edmonton has been charged with the attempted murder of her three children — accused of setting her home on fire while her young children slept inside. Continue reading
Man accused of swimming naked at Toronto’s Ripley’s Aquarium expected to plead guilty
A British Columbia man accused of skinny dipping in a shark tank at a Toronto aquarium is expected to plead guilty to mischief in that incident today. Continue reading
Police investigating after stickers with hateful messages turn up across Owen Sound
By Morganne Campbell Digital Video Journalist
Since July, the Owen Sound Police Service has been investigating more than a dozen incidents in which stickers with hateful messages have turned up in public spaces. Continue reading
Blue Jays, streaking Grichuk set for matchup with Orioles
Toronto Blue Jays (61-91, fourth in the AL East) vs. Baltimore Orioles (49-103, fifth in the AL East) Continue reading
Pedestrian dead after being struck by vehicle in Brampton, police say
Emergency crews were called to Wanless Drive at Queen Mary Drive, west of McLaughlin Road, just before 8:40 p.m. with reports of a collision. Continue reading
Tkachuk lifts Senators over Maple Leafs 4-3
Brady Tkachuk’s empty-net goal wound up the winner as the Ottawa Senators held on for a 4-3 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Wednesday in pre-season action. Continue reading
1 dead after 5-vehicle crash in Markham, police say
Emergency crews were called to the area of Ninth Line and Highway 7 Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading
Peel police upgrade attempted murder charge against husband after Brampton woman’s death
Police initially charged the 64-year-old man on Monday after his wife was found in a home in Brampton with life-threatening injuries. Continue reading
Ontario basketball museum threatened under proposed provincial government cuts
By Morganne Campbell Digital Video Journalist
The museum is dedicated to James Naismith, the man credited for inventing basketball in 1891, and Robert McKenzie, who influenced sports medicine. It’s located at the Mill of Kintail in Almonte. Continue reading
Photojournalist from Ethiopia cracking emotional shells of busy Toronto residents
By Susan Hay Anchor/Producer
Every day to and from work, Dawit Tibebu is making a difference one person at a time. Continue reading
SickKids highlights crowded ICU conditions amid massive redevelopment project
A partnership between SickKids and Airbnb saw a conference room converted into a four-bed room. It was meant to show what it’s like to give care currently within its ICU. Continue reading
Northwestern Ontario First Nation evacuates community over water safety, asks feds for help
Most of the 250 residents of the Neskantaga First Nation, a member of the Nishnawbe Aski Nation, flew out of the community on the weekend after untreated water began flowing from local taps and water pressure tapered off dramatically. Continue reading
Tim Hortons pulling Beyond Meat products from menus, except in Ontario and B.C.
In an email, a Restaurant Brands International Inc. spokeswoman said the vegetable-based Beyond Burgers and breakfast sandwiches were introduced as a “limited-time offer.” Continue reading
Peel police chief talks gun violence, says 136 shell casings found at Mississauga mass shooting site
By Shallima Maharaj Digital Broadcast Journalist
“Now that we’ve finished processing the scene and gathered our evidence, I can tell you there [were] 136 shell casings recovered from that scene,” police Chief Chris McCord said. Continue reading
GM Canada temporarily lays off 1,200 employees as U.S. strike continues
The employees, who work on the Oshawa truck line, will still receive full wages while the strike by some 48,000 GM workers in the U.S. continues. Continue reading
First-time voters, we want to hear from you!
‘Global News Morning Toronto’ is looking for first-time voters in the Greater Toronto Area to share their experience throughout the election campaign. Continue reading
Man who allegedly exposed himself to woman on GO train in Toronto surrenders to police
According to investigators, a man exposed himself to a 34-year-old woman while on a train from Union GO station to Downsview. Continue reading
Ontario government orders public hospitals to report vaping-related lung disease
Christine Elliott says the data will be critical as the government discusses the problem with experts on solutions to the potential dangers of vaping. Continue reading
Suspect in tire, rim thefts at Toronto-area GO stations arrested in Brantford: police
Halton police say tactical units executed an early morning search of a residence in Brantford on Wednesday. Continue reading
Student agendas recalled by GTA school boards due to cartoon cover depicting ‘stereotypes’
According to both the York Region and Toronto district school boards, new agendas have been ordered, and the covers will be replaced at no cost to parents or guardians. Continue reading
First known Canadian case of vaping-related illness reported in London, Ont.
A release from the MLHU says the youth “has been diagnosed with severe respiratory illness that has been linked to the individual’s use of vaping products.” Continue reading
Toronto serial rapist jailed indefinitely, Ontario judge orders
An Ontario judge has ordered a serial rapist jailed indefinitely, saying the man’s refusal to receive treatment for his violent sexual urges means he is likely to harm more women if released into the community. Continue reading
Margaret Trudeau reflects on time in psychiatric hospital, life at 24 Sussex in new show
By Farah Nasser Anchor
Margaret Trudeau, now a mental health advocate, is bringing her one-woman show to a Toronto stage as part of the Just for Laughs comedy festival. Continue reading
Rick Zamperin: 5 Toronto Maple Leafs who are under the microscope
With Stanley Cup expectations sky high in Toronto, the Maple Leafs will be feeling the heat all season long. Continue reading
Bundy expected to start for the Orioles against the Blue Jays
Toronto Blue Jays (60-91, fourth in the AL East) vs. Baltimore Orioles (49-102, fifth in the AL East) Continue reading
Cavan Biggio hit for cycle, just like dad Craig
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