A child visiting the Illinois zoo accidentally injured the bird when they threw a rock into its habitat. Continue reading →

“The hallmarks are the same in every case,” says lawyer Sebastien Anderson, “the end result is the same: people being forced into this medical discharge.” Continue reading →

A beloved former Global News journalist of 10 years and current communications manager at OCAD University Christine Crosbie died Sunday after losing a short battle with cancer. Continue reading →

A Dominican man attempting to walk over the border into the U.S. from Canada died after becoming disorientated in a marshy area of the Quebec woods. Continue reading →

Indigenous courses will not be a mandatory part of the high school curriculum in Ontario – a decision that has angered First Nations members. Continue reading →

An Ontario firefighter says his rights were violated after his employer refused to provide sufficient vegan food while he was battling forest fires in B.C. in 2017. Continue reading →

Officers responded to the call at around 2:42 p.m. in the area of Richmond Street and Augusta Avenue, just west of Queen Street and Spadina Avenue. Continue reading →

A second Niagara Regional Police officer is facing charges after the incident last fall, west of Niagara. Continue reading →

Drake frequently left his courtside seat to roam up and down the Toronto sideline and heckle the players on the Bucks. Continue reading →

Ontario’s fiscal watchdog says program spending under the Progressive Conservatives will drop to its lowest level in 30 years as the government tries to eliminate the deficit. Continue reading →

Warren Ferns was sentenced to two years with credit for time served. Continue reading →

The City of Toronto has said the cuts, which include deep slashes to funding for child care and Toronto Public Health, could leave up to a $180-million hole in its budget. Continue reading →

Gotell said he believes the suitcase and note were a prank but “a prank that can cause a lot of consequences.” Continue reading →

At a special meeting Tuesday evening, Brampton councillors voted unanimously in keeping both the city’s own municipal government and the wider Region of Peel government in place. Continue reading →

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is set to meet with his New Brunswick counterpart, Blaine Higgs Wednesday to discuss a number of issues, including their shared opposition to the federal carbon tax. Continue reading →

While bartenders and bars may face lawsuits related to serving drunk drivers, legal experts say they are not aware of a case in Ontario where someone has been found criminally responsible. Continue reading →

Toronto police say they are investigating a suspicious death in the area of Bloor Street West and Dovercourt Road that happened just after 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Continue reading →

Marcus Stroman has been saddled with little run support in most of his starts this season. Rowdy Tellez made sure that wasn’t the case Tuesday night. Continue reading →

In one of the best all-around victories of this post-season, six Raptors scored in double figures. Continue reading →

Mayor Frank Scarpitti says it will be one of the largest innovation districts in North America and be close to the Canadian offices of a number of major technology companies such as IBM and American chip-makers Advance Micro Devices and Qualcomm. Continue reading →

Toronto police say shooting fireworks into a moving car is assault with a weapon, and also could have caused a serious crash. Continue reading →

Everything seemed to be set up nicely on Victoria Day for Blue Jays fans eager to celebrate the team’s star attraction on a holiday matinee against a top-flight opponent. Continue reading →

Adam Knauff argues he was discriminated against for his sincerely held ethical beliefs, or creed. Continue reading →

Officers responded to a report of a stabbing in the area of Spadina and Washington avenues, south of Bloor Street West, just after 4 p.m. on Tuesday. Continue reading →