By granting a stay, there will be 25 wards instead of 47 in the upcoming municipal election as originally set out in Bill 5, the Better Local Government Act. Continue reading →

Investors in Canadian weed shares are having a great start to the week as the cannabis sector continues to soar on the stock market. Continue reading →

A Mexican official has been fired over a so-called “mobile morgue” truck that has been driving around Jalisco state, collecting the bodies of cartel victims. Continue reading →

A majority of Torontonians, Ontarians and Canadians oppose Ford’s use of the notwithstanding clause — and many of them want Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step in. Continue reading →

The company says the group selected to, in its words, “dance with the devil’s lettuce” will work on weed for up to 16 hours per month, on top of a $200 expense account. Continue reading →

TREB’s pledge to release the data comes weeks after the Supreme Court of Canada refused to hear an application from the board that aimed to keep the numbers off password-protected sites because the board was concerned about privacy and copyright. Continue reading →

The 23-year-old was charged in May with assault in an alleged domestic incident. Continue reading →

The threatened use of the notwithstanding clause isn’t a bug in a bumbling process, but a feature, Matt Gurney says. Continue reading →

Ian Buruma, an editor with the New York Review of Books, is no longer with the magazine following the publication of a controversial article by disgraced CBC Radio host Jian Ghomeshi. Continue reading →

The province did not oppose certification of the $600-million action whose representative plaintiff maintains his already fragile mental health was exacerbated by stints in segregation. Continue reading →

One of Winnipeg’s former mayors is moving back to the city after a stint in Ontario as an MPP. Glen Murray announced Wednesday he will be joining a private IT firm. Continue reading →

Ruby and Alex Carr will officially make their debut weekday mornings on The Edge beginning January 2019. Continue reading →

By granting a stay, there will be 25 wards instead of 47 in the upcoming municipal election as originally set out in Bill 5, the Better Local Government Act. Continue reading →

Kindia, a 12-year-old female, gave birth to a female calf on Aug. 10. Continue reading →

Toronto police said the incident happened around 2:30 a.m. Wednesday at the intersection of Dundas Street West and Lansdowne Avenue. Continue reading →

Tavares and Marner combined for six points Tuesday as the Leafs defeated the Ottawa Senators 4-1 in the opener of the NHL exhibition schedule for both clubs. Continue reading →

The report, which takes the pulse of Canada’s consumer debt and mortgage market, shows a surge in mortgages issued to the Pre-War generation. Continue reading →

A majority of Torontonians, Ontarians and Canadians oppose Ford’s use of the notwithstanding clause — and many of them want Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step in. Continue reading →

Toronto police said officers responded to a call about a shooting in the area of Sheppard Avenue East and Brimley Road just after 10:30 p.m. Continue reading →

Emergency services responded to a call at around 6:50 for a collision at Keele Street and Aileen Avenue. Continue reading →

Manager Christopher Dufton says he instantly recognized the legendary performer, who was dressed in black Adidas gear and black-rimmed shades. Continue reading →

Three people face multiple charges after failing to stop for Durham police. Continue reading →

Mohinder Saini’s transport truck plowed into 20 vehicles that were slowed and stopped in a construction zone on Oct. 2, 2015. Continue reading →

The results were collected over the weekend as part of a wider poll ahead of Toronto’s Oct. 22 election. Continue reading →

Opioid overdoses killed an estimated 1,036 Canadians between January and March 2018, according to new figures. Continue reading →