TORONTO — Police say they charged an employee of the Waterloo Catholic District School Board in a child luring and sexual exploitation investigation. Investigators say
TORONTO — A woman’s narrative of her encounter with Frank Stronach several decades ago has evolved with time, with new details emerging even in recent
TORONTO — A mental health company being sued by the Ontario government over alleged fraudulent misrepresentation has filed a statement of defence and a counterclaim
TORONTO — Crown Royal will remain on Ontario liquor store shelves, after its parent company agreed to $23 million in spending in the province and
Three days after one of the deadliest mass shootings in Canada’s history, it’s still unclear how the shooter, who had a history of mental illness, got hold of the guns recovered at the two crime scenes.
DUNEDIN — Joey Loperfido will never forget his time with the Toronto Blue Jays organization. Loperfido was traded back to Houston by the Blue Jays
TORONTO — Hydro One Ltd. reported its net income attributable to common shareholders was $233 million during the fourth quarter, rising from $200 million during
Niagara regional police say they are investigating a fatal tent fire in St. Catharines, Ont., earlier this week as a homicide. They say officers were
Follow Winter Olympic SportsPersonalize Your FeedaddSkeletonThe Olympics have long been a platform for political posturing, with countries boycotting or being banned over geopolitical conflicts. But the
The Election Commission said Friday the voter turnout in Thursday’s election stood at 59.44%. More than 127 million voters were eligible, with almost half of them women and 5 million first-timers.
A social media account that some initially believed belonged to the Tumbler Ridge shooter turned out to be a fraud â and even briefly fooled a prominent non-profit organization. Disinformation researchers say spreading false claims can be extremely harmful, especially in the wake of tragedies like mass shootings.
Emerald Fennell liberally reinterprets Emily Brontë’s 1847 novel in her new film but seems uninterested â to the point of negligence â in what the beloved British author was trying to say.
