Teens at residential detention centre have been moved to jails in other cities as the not-for-profit organization that runs Arrell Youth Centre prepared to lock out its staff

Man dead after vehicle travelling wrong way on highway crashes into guardrail

Stars on Ice tour plays FirstOntario Centre on Saturday, May 3

Gun that killed healer matches one purchased by Canadian killed in Peru: authorities

Ontario Superior Court declared as “invalid” provisions of Ontario’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act that delay or block public access to tribunal records.

Latest van attack victim ID'd as University of Toronto student Sohe Chung

BURLINGTON: A male was reportedly slashed with a knife in the chest overnight at Club 54 in Burlington.

Documents hint at Liberal plans to add social financing to more federal spending

No winning ticket for Friday night's $50 million Lotto Max jackpot

Spectator analysis shows only two women are among the area’s top 25 public sector earners of 2017

"Sometimes we come up with ideas that don't go over so well with council," said Ward 2 Coun. Jason Farr. "This one was a great idea."

Fast-rising water flooding parts of Fredericton: 'Time to get prepared'

The most violent day in Toronto’s recent history started on a decidedly cheerful note.

The Diocese of Hamilton is holding a free concert Sunday at 7 p.m. to celebrate the reception of all seven volumes of the Saint John’s Bible. The event at 714 King St. W will feature the choirs of the Cathedral Basilica of Christ the King and Basilica of Our Lady Immaculate, the Diocesan Choir and the Grand Philharmonic Choir. Info at hamiltondiocese.com/singforjoy/

Stars on Ice tour plays FirstOntario Centre on Saturday, May 3

Pick a play day with an alpaca, prep your garden beds with compost or dig into a tower of pancakes. There’s a smorgasbord of happenings to help you through the weekend.

The cyber threat hunters had honed their chops at the National Security Agency — the world’s premier electronic spy agency. And last fall, they were analyzing malware samples from around the world when they stumbled across something highly troubling: the first known piece of computer software designed to kill humans.

Ontario launches probe into jail leak about accused killer Alek Minassian

A new poll suggests the outcome of Ontario’s election will come down to which leader, rather than which party, can win voters’ confidence — with Andrea Horwath the top challenger to Doug Ford.

Jay Robb reviews 'In Defense of Troublemakers: The Power of Dissent in Life and Business'

Meadowlands Fellowship Church and its rental partners are responding to vandalism with love and compassion.

The leaders of North and South Korea agreed Friday to work to remove all nuclear weapons from the Korean Peninsula and, within the year, pursue talks with the United States to declare an official end to the Korean War, which ravaged the peninsula from 1950 to 1953.

‘I did not get the feeling ... that we were in a crisis situation,’ says nurse in video shown during inquest in Hamilton Wentworth Detention Centre deaths

Mass-casualty disasters like Monday’s deadly van attack that sent 10 of the victims to one Toronto hospital are a relatively rare occurrence in Canada. So how do hospitals and their staff prepare for that moment when a Code Orange alerts them to expect a sudden influx of often critically injured patients?

Adviser who sparked furor over suggestion PM's India trip sabotaged to retire

"It's supposed to be a non-partisan thing, but really isn't as we all know," said Hamilton East-Stoney Creek NDP MPP Paul Miller

Wynne, Fedeli and Horwath lay out government plans ahead of provincial election

Metrolinx asked residents around its four biggest LRT-building projects and found light rail is a hard sell in Hamilton.

Alek Minassian, 25, of Richmond Hill is charged with 10 counts of first-degree murder and 13 counts of attempted murder.

Sgt. Dave Ouellette lauded the teamwork of the first responders, adding that thanks coming from across the city “reminds us why we do what we do.”

What we know about the victims of Monday's deadly Toronto van attack

Rev. David Katulski, vicar general of Congregation of St. Basil, said it “does not agree with each of the awards of damages, which make up the judgment, and is considering its rights of appeal.”

— The victims of this week’s van attack in Toronto include eight women and two men, authorities said Friday as they released their identities and announced more charges against the man arrested in connection with the incident.

Local environmental activists say ArcelorMittal Dofasco should not be given millions of dollars in provincial government assistance when the company has ongoing air emissions problems at its Hamilton plant.

— Doug Ford is promising to cut hydro rates by 12 per cent if he wins Ontario’s spring election, saying the reduction would be on top of the Liberal government’s electricity rate cut plan, which he has repeatedly criticized.

— The leaders of North and South Korea vowed Friday to seek a nuclear-free peninsula and work toward a formal end to the Korean War this year, though their historic summit concluded with few specifics on how they will reach those ambitious goals.

TD Bank raises 5-year posted mortgage rate, Royal Bank also upping rate

Canadian markets run by TMX Group hit by technical problem, cause undetermined

Imminent bill to reform election laws may be too late to implement for 2019 vote

We witnessed this week the best of policing.

— An independent investigation has cleared a veteran journalist with Ontario’s public broadcaster of sexual harassment allegations, saying Steve Paikin was more credible than the Toronto woman who made the accusations against him.

Selected oilsands projects may avoid new environmental assessment rules

Domestic: 7

Can't fly like an eagle: Injured raptor saved from the slush on Manitoba lake

Hamilton and other Ontario cities won’t get far fighting climate change without support from the province, says an alliance of environmental groups.

— A coalition of 30 non-governmental organizations has asked Justin Trudeau to persuade his fellow G7 leaders to commit $1.3 billion over three years to help send millions of the world’s poorest girls to school.

Toronto stocks higher, while U.S. markets slip lower; Loonie edges down

Saskatchewan’s fight against Justin Trudeau’s carbon tax rests on the same argument as B.C.’s opposition to the Trans Mountain project, Chantal Hébert writes

The perjury trial of Robert Vanier, a.k.a. Carl Gagnon, ended Friday when a judge found him guilty of two counts of perjury

Owners propose eight-storey, 68-unit condo building.