Doug Ford says a Progressive Conservative government would cut gas prices by 10 cents a litre in Ontario, including by reducing the gas tax, but he wasn't clear on how he would replace the lost revenue.

Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford’s “very, very short-sighted” approach to helping business will cost Ontario jobs, warns Liberal Leader Kathleen Wynne.

Who: Crystal Latendresse

Suspended vice-admiral Mark Norman's case put over until July 10

Main Ontario party leaders to do most of their campaigning today in the GTA

Education, immigration, trade can lift Canada's growth prospects: central bank

FLAMBOROUGH – As part of its comprehensive coverage of the provincial election campaign, the Review invited each of the Flamborough-Glanbrook riding candidates to weigh in on a particular issue. This is the first in a three-part Q&A with your local candidates.

My wife and I have a few Amazon Echo Dots in our home. We have them tied to our home automation system so we can control our lights or thermostat through Alexa's voice control.

Parliament to regulate vaping, implement plain packaging for tobacco products

Toronto index down as weak sectors offset gains elsewhere; Loonie rises

PERTH AMBOY, N.J. - The National Weather Service says powerful thunderstorms created a small weather generated tsunami off the New Jersey coast.

More than 70 tenants at Stoney Creek Towers continue to withhold their rent this month to pressure their landlord to repair units and back down from a proposed rate increase.

Canada's March manufacturing sales up 1.4%, above analyst estimates

Three charged with allegedly exploiting, trafficking migrant workers

Trudeau and Merkel talk trade, climate change ahead of June G7 summit

Main Ontario party leaders to do most of their campaigning today in the GTA

Home Capital secures cheaper credit line from two Canadian banks

The NDP has made an eleventh-hour nomination in Flamborough-Glanbrook, filling the last vacancy in its local slate of candidates only days before nominations close.

Tarek Loubani, an emergency physician from London, Ont., was testing 3D-printed tourniquets when he was wounded by Israeli sniper fire during Monday’s violence in Gaza.

Heritage planning staff recommend salvaging reusable heritage features from farmhouse

A Quebec man facing four years in a Cuban jail after a boating accident killed a fellow Canadian tourist last July is suing travel company Sunwing for damages.

BlackBerrys accounted for only 3% of smartphones used in Canada at end of 2017

Canada's March manufacturing sales up 1.4%, above analyst estimates

The big day is approaching, and I'm so thrilled for the royal couple that I've decided to offer them the ultimate wedding present: my sincerest and most respectful neglect.

Two-thirds of Canadian-made and imported items in a study, including baby mats, bibs and blankets, were found to contain compounds with known links to cancer and hormone-related illnesses.

Indira Naidoo-Harris is seeking re-election in Milton riding.

Brendan Smyth is running for the NDP party, seeking re-election in the Milton riding.

Man dead, woman injured after car slams into parked school bus

Woman, 61, unaccounted for after Montreal fire

The 49-year-old actress left the long-running CBS forensic show after 15 seasons last week under what was originally presented as a professional decision. On Twitter, however, she told a different story.

Morneau summons media to update talks with Kinder Morgan over disputed pipeline

A 38-year-old man in Florida was killed when his vape pen exploded, sending projectiles into his head and causing a small fire in his house, in what is believed to be one of the first deaths from an e-cigarette explosion.

Amid the hustle and savagery of Toronto’s real estate market there’s a three-bedroom, two-bathroom house in the Upper Beach waiting to become a home, and it won’t be money that determines the successful offer on a sought-after street.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will throw out a pitch for free trade in the heart of American baseball culture this morning.

The response was torrential and the results almost immediate; so thank you, readers, on behalf of myself and on behalf of Douglas Sloane who, you will be happy to hear, assures us that he is alive and well and living in Prince Edward County.

Buyers in Canada’s most overheated real estate markets paid an average of $229,000 extra per home between 2007 and 2016 because of regulations making it difficult for builders to construct more single-family houses, said a new study.

Estonian municipality put cannabis leaf on flag

Woman, 61, unaccounted for after Montreal fire

Roya Mahboob is one of 10 recipients of honorary degrees at McMaster’s spring convocation ceremonies.

The main party leaders are doing most of their stumping for the June 7 election in the Greater Toronto Area today.

Wynne and Horwath campaign in SW Ont. today while Ford holds Toronto rally

Look, up in the sky: CH-146 Griffon utility tactical transport rotary-wing aircraft.

Ministry of the Environment says it’s “possible” buried firefighting chemicals are still leaching out of Hamilton's airport.

Plan to ease penalties for corporate crime has drawbacks: internal analysis

Trudeau makes 16th trip to U.S. to sell trade as NAFTA deadline looms

Where the leaders are for Wednesday, May 16

Main Ontario party leaders to do most of their campaigning today in the GTA

Nearly a quarter of Ontario opioid prescriptions exceeded guidelines: Study

Nearly a quarter of first-time opioid prescriptions in Ontario from April 2015 to March 2016 exceeded recommended dose limits introduced in 2017.