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Anti-racism protests take place across Canada
TORONTO — Hundreds of anti-racism demonstrators took their message to Toronto's city hall and Ontario's legislature in a pair of protests Saturday, taking a...
Federal funding offer not enough to cover Ontario’s COVID-19 costs, Ford...
TORONTO — Premier Doug Ford says a $14 billion federal financial aid offer to all of Canada's provinces and territories isn't enough.
Ford says Ontario's costs...
Ontario lifts restrictions, reopens short-term rentals starting today
TORONTO — Ontario is lifting restrictions on short-term rentals today.
Economic Development Minister Vic Fedeli says the facilities were able to resume operations as of...
New Canadian modelling shows COVID-19 waning but relaxing restrictions still risky
OTTAWA — Canada's top doctor says the country has been successful at slowing the spread of COVID-19 but warns that relaxing public health restrictions...
Toronto police chief defends the service, promises change in wide-ranging speech
Toronto's chief of police is promising big changes to the force — but he says that change will look like a continuation of existing efforts...
Court throws out law barring self-induced intoxication as defence to violence
TORONTO — A law that bans an accused from using intoxication as a defence in cases of sexual assault and other violent crimes tramples...
Protests are important but risks of COVID-19 must be considered: Freeland
OTTAWA — Deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland suggested Wednesday that COVID-19 will keep her away from anti-racism marches planned across Canada in coming days.
Freeland...
Ford says decision on second stage of reopening could come within...
TORONTO — Ontario health officials are in discussions about the second stage of the province's economic reopening plan, and Premier Doug Ford said Wednesday...
Pefferlaw man charged for fake bomb prank after YRP bomb squad...
By: Mike Anderson
A Pefferlaw man has been charged with criminal harassment and mischief after allegedly planting a fake bomb in a shed behind a...
Ontario patient ombudsman starts new investigation into long-term care
TORONTO — Ontario officials have launched four separate probes into the long-term care system amid the COVID-19 pandemic, which has seen more than 1,600...
