A Global News/Toronto Star investigation reveals how Ontario pharmacists staged robberies and forged prescriptions to obtain thousands of doses of opioids amid a national epidemic. Continue reading →

More than one quarter of Canadians are obese. Experts put the blame on our food environment and other societal factors. Continue reading →

The Government of Canada and several schools in both Ottawa and Gatineau, Que., have announced closures for Monday due to power outages and tornado damage. Continue reading →

The news comes after a report from The New York Times that Rod Rosenstein proposed secretly taping Donald Trump. Continue reading →

The judge-alone trial heard that Wayne Millard was found dead in his bed with a bullet in his brain on Nov. 29, 2012. Continue reading →

With power still several hours away, neighbours in Arlington Woods can be seen outside together, enjoying the post-tornado sunshine. Continue reading →

Governing MPs voted against NDP justice critic Murray Rankin’s motion proposing the justice and human rights committee study the routine use of the clause. Continue reading →

Gatineau residents forced from their homes by Friday’s tornado are growing anxious to get back inside and retrieve their belongings. Continue reading →

York regional police tweeted a photo Monday of an officer holding a young pig found wandering along a major highway north of Toronto late last Friday morning. Continue reading →

DiMichele says brokers’ remarks often include notes about times when young children are home alone. Continue reading →

Global News chief meteorologist Anthony Farnell says a storm may be brewing for southwestern Ontario on Tuesday and is expected to head east. Continue reading →

The Insurance Bureau of Canada says that most home and business policies offer protection from wind and tornado damage. Continue reading →

The two tornadoes that touched down in the Ottawa-Gatineau region left demolished houses and uprooted trees in their paths and two people with critical injuries Friday night. Continue reading →

Police say Behget Toma Eyup of Tottenham, Ont., was found suffering from gunshot wounds in a parking lot at the rear of a plaza last Friday night. Continue reading →

A 32-year-old man was shot and killed in the incident at a gas station on Saturday morning. Continue reading →

While residents of Ottawa and Gatineau are looking to rebuild and restock, here’s a look at what happened over the last couple of days during the tornadoes, the aftermath and the work that went in to providing food, shelter and power to those in the area. Continue reading →

The city’s first mayoral debate got off to a rocky start after a controversial candidate stormed the stage and demanded to be included. Continue reading →

It’s a new day for Toronto’s Q107: Legendary broadcaster Alan Cross has joined the roster to discuss all things rock. Continue reading →

A city of Kingston official died over the weekend after a tree fell on him during Friday evening’s storm. Continue reading →

Ford says the select committee will have the power to call witnesses, compel documents and gather evidence. Continue reading →

The deal is subject to approval by the shareholders of both companies, regulatory approvals and other customary closing conditions. Continue reading →

The provincial government has denied that “any aspect of the remuneration of midwives is discriminatory on the basis of sex.” Continue reading →

The 2014 NBA finals MVP spoke on media day — an annual NBA pre-camp meet-and-greet where players and coaches answer questions from reporters. Continue reading →

Empire Co. Ltd. says the acquisition, which values the Ontario-based chain of grocery stores at $800 million, includes 26 Farm Boy locations in the province. Continue reading →

Police said the owner of the dog briefly spoke to the family before leaving the area. Continue reading →

The victims’ families have made several recommendations that will be read out at the inquiry. Continue reading →

The judge-alone trial heard that Wayne Millard was found dead in his bed with a bullet in his brain on Nov. 29, 2012. Continue reading →

Heating is an essential need in the world’s fifth-coldest country, so Mike Stafford wants to know why there is sales tax on heating. Continue reading →

A Global News/Toronto Star investigation reveals how Ontario pharmacists staged robberies and forged prescriptions to obtain thousands of doses of opioids amid a national epidemic. Continue reading →