Police say the investigation into the daylong demonstration off York Boulevard is ongoing

The solicitor general, her own ministry and the chiefs of death investigations in Ontario all contradict each other on the closure of the Hamilton Forensic Pathology Unit

The reports — which the government has refused to release — were entered as evidence at an ongoing Ontario Labour Relations Board hearing into allegations that the province engaged in bad-faith bargaining by boosting class sizes during negotiations.

Gospel for Asia is facing allegations Canadian donors were ‘duped’ into giving money they believed was going to be 100 per cent used to help people in India’s poorest caste

The old hotel which dates back to 1908 as Hanrahan Hotel, is currently having its interior carefully dismantled.

Woman who cannot be identified says homicide detective Ian Matthews intimidated her

The source said he saw a graphic photo from the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant and eight others, on the phone of another official, in a setting that had nothing to do with the investigation.

Curtis Cozart, who was 30, was found hanging in his cell in 2017 at the federal prison in Prince Albert and died the next day in hospital.

Former students of the Grenville Christian College testified during the class-action trial that they were subjected to exorcisms and physical beatings while attending the institution.

School board and Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion say in a joint release they have agreed on a ‘positive path forward’

Police have not yet offered a motive for Wednesday’s shooting, nor have they released details about the gunman or how the shooting unfolded.

Whitehead also cites concerns about ‘hoarding’ of menstrual products

But previously scheduled rotating strikes this week by the Ontario English Catholic Teachers’ Association are cancelled for now.

As growing parts of Europe and the Middle East saw infections and a first case was found in South America, air routes were halted and border control toughened.

Conservative MP Cathay Wagantall put forward a proposed law Wednesday that would ban sex-selective abortions.

Officials say the changes are needed to deal with the fact that the whales’ movements in Canadian waters have become difficult to predict.

The amount of raw sewage being vented is increasing every year, with 2018’s overflow amounts up 44 per cent over 2013.

Parliamentary budget officer Yves Giroux says based on current policies and programs, the federal government could permanently increase spending or reduce taxes by around $41 billion and maintain its current debt-to-GDP ratio over the long term.

Many transit riders in Ottawa were left out in the cold during a heavy snowstorm after serious power issues on the city’s light-rail system slowed service to a snail’s pace Thursday.

Retractions are underway for five other scientific articles co-authored by Pruitt and retractions have been requested for another four of his articles.

The blockade near York Boulevard was in solidarity with Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs

Susan Double was among 10 new justices named by the Ministry of the Attorney General

Opened in 1924, Delta had been the city’s oldest operating high school, with additions made in 1948 and 1970.

Spectator photographer John Rennison captured the impromptu moment.

Solicitor General Sylvia Jones ordered the expedited inquiry by emergency management officials the day after the Jan. 12 scare.

Ashley Arzaga, 24, was killed in a stabbing at Crown Spa at 3598 Dufferin St., just south of Wilson Avenue.

Chinatowns across Canada report drop in business due to new coronavirus fears

The school board and Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion say in a joint release they have agreed on a “positive path forward” for the program.

Openness in relationships extends to your finances, experts say

“Song gods” have delivered, says frontman Max Kerman

A spokesman for the office of the B.C. premier says the report of a rescheduled meeting is “promising,” but the provincial government was not in a position to confirm it until Thursday morning.

Kevin Raposo was working on the 68th floor of a highrise building in Toronto in August 2013 when he fell to his death.

Dozens of Six Nations Confederacy members are blocking the Highway 6 bypass around Caledonia

An insurance cost spike has prompted drivers of more than 100 local taxis to give up their plates — and in some cases, leave the industry altogether.

Coffee giant says a new sandwich featuring a meat-free patty, which also has egg and cheddar cheese, will be available at most of its 1,500 Canadian stores in March

Westbound lanes of the highway, west of Garden Avenue are reopened

The programs offered are the same, expanded even, but what the neighbourhood used to know as HARRRP has been reconstituted as the Sherman Boys & Girls Club.

OPP have closed the westbound lanes of the highway, west of Garden Avenue

EMS crews rescue man who fell through ice Wednesday night.

Cole has made huge waves in this country for his uncompromising spotlight on racism in policing, which he explores in his new book ‘The Skin We’re In.’

Coun. Brad Clark says he has ‘concerns about finances’ but still backs proposal so far.

A woman from a town in west-central Saskatchewan is accused of murdering her infant daughter.

OPP have closed the westbound lanes of the highway, west of Garden Avenue

Wednesday afternoon, officials said, a worker still in his uniform stormed the facility and began shooting.

At least six people were killed Wednesday afternoon after a gunman, apparently a disgruntled employee, opened fire at a Molson Coors complex in Milwaukee, local and federal officials said.

Ontario Heritage Trust says it wants city to deal with think-tank

Environment Canada says there is a risk of blowing snow Thursday into Friday.

Man wanted in residential shooting Tuesday morning

Binbrook man was acquitted in 2018 of the murder of Jonathan Styres during a driveway confrontation that was ruled self-defence

Department has fully implemented its ‘incident management system’ to ‘focus resources’ on preparing to respond to the illness