An online petition has been launched in Ontario asking that fines be implemented for people who call 911 to complain about Amber Alerts.  Continue reading →

Police have named the two young men, originally reported missing, as suspects in the deaths of three people found on northern B.C. highways. Continue reading →

Cleanup crews found the body while they were tearing apart an abandoned grocery store in Iowa. Continue reading →

Officials said the victims were found about a block-and-a-half from the initial shooting scene with serious, but non-life-threatening injuries. Continue reading →

Aaron Sanchez had to learn to be patient with himself as he struggled through most of this season. Continue reading →

It’s been a long time coming for some customers waiting for the doors to open. Continue reading →

David Clarkson’s famously hefty contract has come full-circle. Continue reading →

Toronto police said a caller reported the child was unresponsive at one point. Continue reading →

A unique tribute to former Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay is now on display in the bowels of Rogers Centre. Continue reading →

A small crowd formed outside one location of Cafe cannabis dispensary. Seven volunteers held signs, handed out water, and asked people to sign a petition for open cannabis access as they filled marijuana orders one by one. Continue reading →

An insurance company was trying to stifle criticism when it sued a former employee who alleged the corporation was discriminating against visible minority drivers, an Ontario court has found. Continue reading →

Federal Justice Minister David Lametti says the Ontario government’s rejecting shared responsibility for legal aid as an “excuse for spending cuts” will leave many of the province’s most vulnerable at greater risk. Continue reading →

The company has boogied way past the era when it gained its fame and has morphed into a modern global empire that continues to keep people around the world moving. Continue reading →

The disappearance of Ahmed Sualim comes weeks after Zhebin Cong, convicted of murder, escaped CAMH and fled the country undetected. Continue reading →

Slipknot’s long-awaited sixth studio album, ‘We Are Not Your Kind,’ drops worldwide on Aug. 9. Continue reading →

The band, now a trio, will dedicate their Aug. 9 concert to late-rhythm guitarist, Brian Doherty, who died after a lengthy battle with cancer last month. Continue reading →

Police-reported cases of extortion have exploded in Canada rising by roughly 170 per cent from 2012 to 2018. Digital crimes like “sextortion” are helping fuel the rise. Continue reading →

The Toronto Blue Jays have designated Canadian outfielder Dalton Pompey for assignment after reinstating him from the 60-day injured list. Continue reading →

The ‘Señorita’ singer liked a fan’s Photoshopped image of him with the tattoo so much that he spontaneously decided to make it part of his body permanently. Continue reading →

Ford says his government will put a new appointment process in place to deliver that clarity but he would not commit to releasing internal reviews into the matter. Continue reading →

A lawyer representing Sgt. Dusan Pravica says the matter was resolved through mediation “to the satisfaction of the parties.” Continue reading →

Ford praised the new leader of Britain’s Conservative Party at a news conference in Lucan, Ont., this morning. Continue reading →

The 2019 Toronto International Film Festival runs September 5 – 15. Continue reading →

“The mayor thanks the many Toronto residents who have reached out to wish him well ahead of the surgery,” a spokesperson for Tory said in a statement. Continue reading →