Rev. Maggie Helwig went into Wednesday night with a plan. The priest at Toronto’s St. Stephen-in-the-Fields Anglican Church was attending the Politics and the Pen
TORONTO — Police presence in Toronto during the World Cup may be “stronger than we’ve ever seen at any event,” the force said Wednesday as
TORONTO — Several provincial governments across Canada are looking at tighter restrictions for youth on social media, artificial intelligence chatbots, and cellphone use in schools
COBOURG — Sgt. Brandon Malcolm was a respected police officer whose life was “taken far too soon” while on duty in a highway crash east
Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed … Poll suggests Canadians want Carney government focused
TORONTO — A Toronto patient who has been living with HIV for 27 years is in remission – and potentially cured, according to his doctors
TORONTO — The Globe and Mail was the top winner at the 2025 National Newspaper Awards on Friday, while The Canadian Press won several awards
TORONTO — Toronto police say they have seized the first mobile “SMS blasters” known to have been used in Canada, in what they call an
TORONTO — Canadian businessman Frank Stronach’s second sexual assault trial has been pushed back to next year. Stronach, who is currently awaiting a decision in
TORONTO — The laneway beside Adam Barnes’s house is, at first blush, unremarkable within Toronto’s catalogue of backstreets: there are garages, a graffiti-tagged brick wall
NEWMARKET — An Ontario man accused of selling lethal substances online to people who later used them to take their own lives will return to
Claims that Prime Minister Mark Carney said he would invoke the Emergencies Act to quash Alberta independence appeared online last week. It was said Carney
