“I wore my special red tie just for you,” Premier Doug Ford quipped to his Liberal predecessor during an unveiling ceremony Monday at Queen’s Park.

St. Thomas More defeated Bishop Ryan in three sets.

The kits have UPC codes beginning with the letter "Z," indicating Salinas, California, as a source of romaine lettuce.

Award winning author John Terpstra calls the city’s ‘Sewergate’ silence “a betrayal of trust”

Financial Accountability Officer Peter Weltman released an economic outlook and budget report.

Longtime Royal Canadian Air Force club is a victim of declining membership and impending demolition

St. Thomas More defeated Bishop Ryan in three sets.

Doug Downey announced Monday that the current funding level will continue, but there won’t be further reductions to Legal Aid Ontario’s budget.

The case, launched in 2012 by former prisoner Steven Simons, argues the current rules violate inmates’ rights and expose them to serious blood-borne diseases.

A spokesman for the FBI in Pensacola said he could not confirm if his agency had a role in the cyberattack investigation.

Suspicious calls could be identified with a yellow triangle, potential spam with a red square.

The Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation will set up picket lines in a number of boards across the province, including Toronto’s TDSB, on Wednesday if talks don’t resume.

Investigators are still talking to witnesses to figure out exactly what happened.

Bright yellow containers are being added as public complaints about drug debris grow — and after a city worker was accidentally jabbed while cleaning up trash

The analysis in the report suggests a discrepancy between racialized Canadians and non-racialized, or white, Canadians.

The New Democrats want Justin Trudeau’s government to scale back a broad tax cut and use the money to instead deliver a national program to ensure dental care for Canadians who can’t afford it.

“It is people especially from the global south, especially from Indigenous communities, who need to tell their stories.”

Ryan Straschnitzki underwent a $110,000 procedure in Thailand to stimulate his core muscles and regain some control over his lower limbs.

Wynne became premier in 2013 after winning the Liberal leadership following Dalton McGuinty’s resignation.

Jeffrey Johnson was shot walking out to his car to go to work

Vicki Morrow knows that while change be daunting, it’s usually for the better.

As an account manager at a Toronto tech company Jenn knows her salary is nothing to scoff at. Yet, she feels disorganized when it comes to paying of debts.

It is hard to picture now, here in the midst of Hamilton’s industrial spectacle, there was once a real neighbourhood with lawns front and back, five grocery stores, two barber shops, two bakeries, the Blue Danube Restaurant, the Brightside Hotel.

Let It Snow, one sweater said, which featured an image of a bug-eyed Santa Claus seated in front of three white lines

The Issue: Province of Ontario finally amends regulation holding up plan for six rental apartment units on second floor of Horn of Plenty in downtown Dundas.The Impact: Change paves the way for city to finalize approvals.

The Ontario government could balance the budget a year earlier than planned if the Progressive Conservatives can limit the growth of program spending and avoid cutting taxes, says Ontario’s fiscal watchdog.

Feel like you’re getting in over your head? Here’s out to get out — and stay out — of debt in 2020

The colourful, sometimes controversial, builder helped transform the city into a thriving business centre

Storytelling platform Wattpad to open office in Halifax in the new year

Hamilton teen died by suicide while in the care of children’s aid, body not found for six months

A large study led by government scientists is renewing concern about whether chemicals used to dye and straighten hair raise the risk of cancer.

WARNING: Photos might leave you warm and fuzzy

Police said the site was still too dangerous hours later for rescuers to search for the missing.

Jimmy MacRae and Norm Gibbons, who grew up in these parts, give a grand reminiscent tour of newly refurbished Locke Street, recalling it to its early roots.

The front-runner for the Ontario Liberal leadership would reverse Premier Doug Ford’s education cuts and repeal a controversial law capping public-sector wage increases if elected.

Despite the hit pot stocks took after the CBD warning from the FDA, the cannabis sector will still be safe for investors, writes David Olive.

Straschnitzki was one of 13 players injured when a semi truck blew through a stop sign and into the path of his junior hockey team's bus at a rural intersection in Saskatchewan in April 2018.

Bankers serving Alberta’s energy firms have had a miserable year, while mining also has been tough for most firms.

Comments inflame already deep divides between the city and grassroots advocates of an anti-racism centre

Staff say network needs more robust funding regime as its increasingly besieged by wild weather

A mother said it would have been “life changing” if first responders, hospital staff and even family members had been aware of the effects of a potential brain injury from domestic violence and offered her support accordingly.

Last year, animal welfare charity Save Our Scruff travelled from Tennessee to Toronto with dozens of dogs, as part of a growing grassroots effort to bring dogs to Canada from areas of the world where overpopulation is a far bigger issue.

Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre notes the country lost about 71,000 jobs last month, according to Statistics Canada.

Pick up truck was fully engulfed in flames and completely destroy when emergency crews arrived

Toronto police say the shooting happened on the southbound lane around 7 p.m.

Agency asks city for $78,000 to keep hub’s services operating another three months, but where is still uncertain

Elementary teachers have said their key issues are more supports for students with special needs, addressing violence in schools and preserving full-day kindergarten. They are also seeking higher wage increases than the government’s offer.

Police don’t know the motive for the shooting they believe was targeted and neighbours say was shocking.

The clash comes to a head Monday with a hearing in the judiciary committee, where Democratic lawyers plan to present the case for impeaching Trump while the White House sits out the process.

Conducts test at site that had been partially dismantled during talks with U.S.