The Ontario Human Rights Commission will look into issues affecting students with reading disabilities.

Promises to sit down with all party leaders to hear their priorities.

Montreal police are investigating the discovery of the bodies of two children and their father as an apparent double murder followed by a suicide.

The mayhem raised questions about Cairo’s ability to deal with such heavy rains as the city’s infrastructure and sewage and drainage systems have suffered from years of poor maintenance.

Police say a woman phoned 911 just after 9 p.m. Tuesday to report that three people were possibly dead inside an east-end home — a 40 year-old man, a seven-year-old boy and a five-year-old girl.

Police called to Acadia Drive secondary school Oct. 21

Biblical, Mark McNeil, Cootes Paradise, Forgotten Rebels, Swervedriver

Incident took place two hours after separate shooting left one dead, two injured

The victory was Williamson’s first for what is considered the Super Bowl of dirt track racing.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer treated the Liberal minority win as if it had never happened.

Alaa Al-Soufi, whose family runs Soufi’s restaurant in Toronto, among those arrested

Alaa Al-Soufi, whose family runs Soufi’s restaurant in Toronto, among those arrested

Marketing company is calling a random sample of resident in city's 15 wards.

New music director, Denis Mastromonaco

Alaa Al Soufi, whose family runs Soufi’s restaurant in Toronto, among those arrested

Alaa Al Soufi, whose family runs Soufi’s restaurant in Toronto, among those arrested

Lump-sum, tax-free payout within 30 days of diagnosis

There is a long history of sometimes rough language and deeply personal attacks in American politics

Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas had the best local turnout at 73 per cent.

Monday’s election result was personal rebuke of Justin Trudeau, whose party lost seats in every chunk of a country straining at its regional differences, writes Rosie DiManno.

Critics have slammed calls for Western Canadian separation as an act of irrational political anger that wouldn’t solve the region’s grievances.

The duchess spoke out about how challenging it is to be pregnant and dealing with the fierce and often critical media spotlight

MacKay’s Editorial Cartoon for Oct. 23.

The remains of a 19-year-old Fort Erie man who had been missing since February have been found.

‘Blue Zones’ are areas of the world where people live longer and healthier, purportedly because of unique ‘healthy choice’ conditions.

Hallway medicine didn’t ease up over the summer, leaving hospitals bursting at the seams. At the same time, the flu shot is late.

The Conservative leader faces an automatic leadership review in April and Conservative sources tell the Star Scheer will have to work to save his job.

Halton Regional Police Service and the family of a 15-year-old Oakville boy are frantically searching for him after he disappeared without a trace from his home.

After more than 26 years at the helm of Animal Adoptions of Flamborough, Mary Lamb is stepping down as president.

If you saw a lot of internet memes during the election campaign, you might be forgiven for being a little surprised to see Justin Trudeau emerge victorious Monday night.

In the riding that saw Sweet squeak by his Liberal opponent by 650 votes, Sweet’s margin of victory could have been more comfortable if there was no PPC candidate, writes Andrew Dreschel.

The prosecutor called the penalty for the Highway Traffic Act offence “wholly inadequate.”

Panattoni project marks major milestone in city’s vision for an Airport Employment Growth District

The agency says rates are scheduled to increased by about $1.99 or 1.8 per cent for a typical residential customer who uses 700 kilowatt hours per month.

Returning Mountain NDP MP Scott Duvall says minority situation gives his party more leverage with governing Liberals

Hamilton was waiting on tenterhooks for hundreds of millions of dollars of undelivered federal cash when the election was called.

A pot delivery driver’s route went up in smoke recently when he was pulled over by police on High Street.

Separatist sentiment is back, bubbling up in Quebec and Alberta, and it could make life in Parliament difficult.

Author Mary J. Anderson will launch her new book “Victorian True Short Stories from the Whitehern Archives” in the Stable at Whitehern Historic House and Garden on Sunday, Oct. 27, from 2 to 4 p.m. The event at 41 Jackson St. W. is free, with books costing $20. For more information call 905-546-2018.

Fire burning in Western Canada following election: Saskatchewan premier

New Brunswick premier reassessing position on carbon tax after election results

Are we divided? Did we vote strategically? Does the popular vote count matter?

Wexit talk percolates day after Liberals returned to power with minority

Trudeau will lead a minority government, where he won’t be able to count on getting his way.

Election results have spurred talk of separation in Western provinces, and the VoteWexit Facebook page with its motto “The West Wants Out” has more than 142,000 members and counting.

Fire burning in Western Canada following election: Saskatchewan premier

Bloc Quebecois expects to have leverage in new Parliament, keeps strategy secret

Trudeau thanks morning commuters in his Montreal riding after election victory

Liberal search for dance partners: areas where Trudeau might find common ground

Fire burning in Western Canada following election: Saskatchewan premier