All public high schools, along with all French Catholic and French public elementary and secondary schools, will also close to students amid strike action

More than 130 people injured, several critically, after fuel tanker explodes.

Loblaw putting West Hill Innovation project to the test

The HPO’s executive director Diana Weir has overseen several years of strong growth and healthy budgets for the orchestra. Now she’s leaving to take up a new vice-presidency with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra

Dancers perform selected excerpts from the upcoming holiday production

Officers noticed a strong odour of marijuana coming from the car and referred the vehicle for secondary inspection

One year after receiving one of his father’s kidneys, four-year-old Benjamin Catton is heading to school, making friends and enjoying spending his childhood outside of a hospital room.

If you need to ship your holiday gifts, plan ahead or end up paying more

OHT ‘is a great opportunity to transform the health-care system,’ says wellness council chair

The musical objects were snatched from the Headon Road home on Nov. 10 at 6:52 a.m.

The Bank of Montreal's fourth-quarter profit fell to $1.19 billion as it was hit by a restructuring charge related primarily to severance that will affect about five per cent of the its global workforce, the bank announced Tuesday.

Feed Ontario says the province's labour market conditions make it difficult for workers to make ends meet.

Hamilton police, OFM investigating suspicious fire

Licensing others’ intellectual property is more important than ever as kids’ wish lists are influenced by not just film and TV but video games, YouTube and other digital platforms.

The Bloomberg Nanos Canadian Confidence Index, a composite gauge based on weekly telephone polling, ended November at 54.8, the lowest month-end reading since January and well below historical averages.

Affordability and lack of space are major concerns, according to survey.

Canadian regulators are working with their counterparts in the U.S. and Europe to re-certify the jet, which was banned from commercial flight in March after two crashes killed 346 people.

Foul weather in the European Union is foiling efforts by Italy to protect its farmers by adopting country-of-origin labelling rules in 2017 to effectively limit imports.

Andrew denied all allegations of impropriety and said he had no recollection of even meeting Giuffre.

At its best, Amazon Mechanical Turk is a low-barrier source of income that lets you earn from your living room. At its worst, it’s a penny-paying platform fuelled by a workforce with few on-the-job protections.

The barb appears to be the first time George Conway had aimed his Twitter account, and its near-million-person following, squarely at his spouse

The city’s transit union says it will file a no board report, which would kick-start a 17-day wait for HSR bus drivers to be in a legal strike position.

All public high schools will also close to students amid strike action

Ontario’s Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks wants a separate damage report and monitoring plan for the nationally protected marsh by May.

Ontario’s regulatory changes will allow municipalities to ticket or charge drivers in school and safety zones on roads with a speed limit of less than 80 km/h.

Alectra says power should be restored by 11 p.m. tonight

Look at 2011 framework comes amid liberalization of sales and consumption rules in Ontario

“Don’t start broadening health care when you can’t get it right now.”

The startup media company said Monday that the magazine will provide it with millions of annual readers through its 500,000 weekly readers and a website that sees more than 729,000 unique visits a month.

The appeal court noted the stereotypical assumption that if a woman is not dressed modestly she is consenting “no longer finds a place in Canadian law.”

Homeowner says elk often eat apples in his yard and play with his hammock.

Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport would close from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Tuesday.

It comes in response to the decision by the U.S. Justice Department to label the Russian state-funded RT television a foreign agent.

In a report released Wednesday, she’ll reveal whether the Tories’ plan to reduce emissions, in the wake of cancelling cap and trade, is working.

Nearly 200 commuters were forced to evacuate a train and trudge through a smoky tunnel after a small fire shut down a stretch of Toronto’s busy crosstown line for several hours Monday morning.

“These conditions constitute nothing less than a national embarrassment.”

Canada is set to spend about 1.31 per cent of its gross GDP on defence for the second year in a row.

Thursday’s throne speech is already virtually guaranteed to include a bone that will stick in the craw of the third parties, Chantal Hébert writes.

Both countries have benefited from America’s trade war with China to export more agricultural goods to China.

Released from prison where he’d been held on terrorism charges, Usman Khan stabbed two people to death and injured three others Friday before being shot and killed by police on London Bridge.

The phone number and address for Uncle Ray’s and the phone number for Sensational Samosas were incorrect in a story Saturday, Nov. 30.

Updates and openings in the area dining scene

Pickup truck driver pulled over Monday in icy conditions on Highway 403, police say

Hamilton police couldn’t keep up with calls for downed lines and trees

Councillors agree to ask for extension to study potential bird sanctuary at Gage Park

India's shopkeepers are mobilizing against the global e-commerce giants, alleging they are engaged in predatory pricing in violation of new rules meant to protect local businesses.

Just 12 nuns remain at the Sisters of St. Joseph convent in Dundas

The work of Harvard University professor Robert Putnam can help us understand the implications of what the Cherry fiasco unveiled.

She was treated for dehydration and exposure

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