A joyriding 13-year-old Texas boy was left with a bruised ego after his mother chased him down and spanked him with a belt on the side of a road after the kid stole his mom’s brand new BMW. Continue reading →

Canadian postal workers are preparing to strike, but will Canadians notice? What it might mean if they don’t. Continue reading →

At a rally in Montana, Trump said: “Any guy who can do a body slam, he’s my guy,” while mimicking the physical motion of a body slam. Continue reading →

Cannabis is now available to purchase across the country for recreational use, and we’re now getting a look at how the plant is being priced.  Continue reading →

 U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday it “certainly looks” like U.S.-based Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi is dead. Continue reading →

Evgeni Malkin scored early for Pittsburgh before he and Kris Letang added one each into an empty net. Continue reading →

Peel Regional Police say they began investigating the allegations in June. Continue reading →

“The black candidates that are running in this election, none of them are talking about getting rid of segregation and getting rid of poverty,” the incumbent councillor said. Continue reading →

The two sides have been at odds since the province ordered the companies in 2011 to remediate the former mill site in Dryden, Ont., where some 9,000 kilograms of toxic effluent was dumped in the English-Wabigoon River system in the 1960s. Continue reading →

The spending report captures expenses by outgoing members in the 2018-2019 fiscal year. Continue reading →

Finance Minister Vic Fedeli insisted the province would be able to fill orders made through its cannabis website if the Canadian Union of Postal Workers proceeds with rotating strikes starting Monday. Continue reading →

Ian Todd will take on the post in Washington, D.C. on Monday. Continue reading →

First responders were called to the area of Steeles Avenue East and Turff Avenue, near the Milliken GO station, just before 10 a.m. Continue reading →

Halton Regional Police say the victims were contacted through Facebook, Instagram and Omegle. Continue reading →

Jake and Mike talk about the importance of World Under-17 Hockey Challenge tournament and the OHL’s policy on cannabis and drugs. And of course, another round of High Five. Continue reading →

Noreen Greenley was 13 when she disappeared from Bowmanville in September 1963. Continue reading →

Former Toronto Raptor DeMar DeRozan had a highly successful debut with his new team pouring in 28 points and leading the Spurs to a 112-108 win over the T-wolves. Continue reading →

Video of the incident showed the man swimming in the water and doing a backflip before leaving the premises. Continue reading →

Candidates were asked to discuss transportation, affordability, community safety and economic development-related issues. Continue reading →

Canadian sculptor Peter May is the “go to” expert the world’s museums use to bring dinosaurs and large mammals back to life. Continue reading →

The focus on versatility paid off for the Raptors new coach Nick Nurse as the team beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 116-104 in their home opener at Scotiabank Arena. Continue reading →

“All services are back up and running now, and we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience.” Continue reading →

The spray named Fleur de Lune is meant to be applied on the genitals, “particularly for women,” to reduce such symptoms as inflammation and pain. Continue reading →

Paramedics said the victim, said to be in her 30s, she was taken to a trauma centre with serious, possibly life-threatening injuries. Continue reading →

In four days of advance voting, 19,179 ballots were cast this year. In 2014, 14,608 residents came out to vote over 13 days. Continue reading →

It was business as usual at 1Tonamara, an illegal pot shop located in the city’s downtown, hours after recreational cannabis became legal nationwide. Continue reading →