Man charged with 2nd-degree murder following Norfolk County, Ont. death, OPP say
A 36-year-old man was charged with second-degree murder in Vanessa, Ont. after an altercation left one person dead, Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) said in a news release.
Joly says she will meet with Stelco owner if company gives 'concrete' plan to bring workers back
In a letter to Stelco's president dated Thursday, Industry Minister Mélanie Joly said she would meet with the company but first wanted to see a solid plan to bring back workers who are off the job. The letter is the most recent back-and-forth between the American owners of the Hamilton steel plant and the federal government.
Hamilton bar dresses up as The Simpsons' Moe's Tavern for Halloween
From dressing up their beers, redesigning their menu, to modifying their front sign, Leipurts and his wife, Jenna Firsht spent about a month planning and transforming the Barton Street space and ended up altering around 75 per cent of the interior decoration.
SIU clears 6 Niagara police officers in 2025 shootout death of 26-year-old in Welland, Ont.
The director of Ontario's police watchdog said six Niagara police officers acted legally when police shot and killed a 26-year-old man they were trying to arrest in Welland, Ont. in December 2025.
Former cheerleading coach from St. Catharines, Ont. charged with sexual assault, police say
Niagara Regional Police Service (NRPS) charged a St. Catharines man, who was a volunteer cheerleading coach at Niagara high schools with sexual assault dating as far back as 2009.
'I want to see them bad': Fan of Katseye hoping for ticket to sold-out Hamilton show
Global girl group Katseye is set to perform in Hamilton on Sunday as part of its Wildworld Tour, with two of its six members on hiatus. Katseye fan Antonia Victoria is hoping she can get a ticket to the sold-out show.
Teen driver charged with 2nd degree murder after fatal collision near Listowel last October
An 18-year-old from North Perth has been charged in a fatal collision near Listowel, Ont., in October 2025. A 72-year-old and a 75-year-old were pronounced dead at the scene of the collision on Perth Line 86.
'Absolutely devastating. We lost our son': Family and police appeal for tips in Nash Dunlop's death
The family of 16-year-old Nash Dunlop and Wellington OPP are appealing to the public for tips as investigators continue to investigate Dunlop's death. Dunlop died on Wellington Road 29 when he was hit by a van south of Eramosa-Garafraxa Townline just after midnight on Sept. 19.
U.S. tariffs loom large over Ontario’s annual budget as first look shows $16.9B deficit
Ontario’s mini-budget projects a larger than expected deficit, partly due to tariff impacts, and extends the timeline to get the province’s finances back into the black.
Ontario education minister will allow trustees to be sworn in at supervised boards after all
Ontario’s education minister says he’s ditching his plan to delay swearing in some elected trustees, suggesting there was a risk they would have broken code of conduct rules if they weren’t officially in office.
Today is the warmest Oct. 29 on record for Waterloo region
Thursday broke a record for the warmest Oct. 29 in Waterloo region when the temperature hit 21 C at 2 p.m. The previous record was 20.8 C set in 1989.
Health-care sectors fear staff shortages after OSAP freezes prompt some private college students to drop out
As many private college students in Ontario put their training on hold due to a freeze in student financial aid, there are concerns a dwindling number of graduates will make it difficult to recruit people for job vacancies in critical health-care sectors.
Man's death near Smiths Falls in 2024 now deemed a homicide: OPP
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) say they now believe a man found dead in a home near Smiths Falls in January 2024 was the victim of a homicide.
Belleville police officer who thwarted synagogue attack released from hospital
The Belleville, Ont., police department says Const. Jeff Smith has been released from hospital more than a month after he was shot and seriously injured in a shootout near a synagogue.
A talk with Talk, Ottawa's glitteriest pop star and Eurovision contender
Long before dawning the gold, glitter and extravagant outfits that would define his career as Talk, Nicholas Durocher had been a longtime fan of Eurovision. Now, he’s one of the five finalists who may potentially represent Canada on its stage.
4 people, several pets displaced by fire in Old Ottawa East
Four adults and several pets were displaced when a fire broke out in the basement of a home in Old Ottawa East on Thursday morning, Ottawa firefighters said.
Infrastructure minister hints at soaring new cost for Civic hospital replacement
Ontario's minister of infrastructure says the province is now investing nearly $10 billion in The Ottawa Hospital's new Civic campus, raising further questions about the delayed project's total cost — and what the Ottawa community will be asked to contribute.
Residents of northern Ontario town frustrated with proposed mine that would force them to relocate
If plans to develop a northeastern Ontario mine go ahead, the roughly 500 residents of Virginiatown will need to be relocated to nearby communities.
4 in hospital as Toronto police investigate shooting in Bridle Path home
Toronto police say they're investigating a home invasion after three people were shot inside a North York residence early Thursday. They say four people were injured, and two are in life-threatening condition.
1 person dead after being struck by driver in a truck in Toronto: police
A pedestrian has died after being struck by a driver in a truck in Toronto's Thorncliffe Park neighbourhood Thursday morning, Toronto police say.
What the jury didn't hear at 'Crypto King' Aiden Pleterski’s fraud trial
Self-described ‘Crypto King’ Aiden Pleterski requested, and was denied, a mistrial on Monday morning because he said he wasn’t receiving a fair trial without a lawyer representing him. That's one of several things the jury at his Toronto fraud trial didn't hear this month.
‘Crypto King’ Aiden Pleterski found guilty of fraud at his jury trial in Toronto
Self-described ‘Crypto King’ Aiden Pleterski was found guilty of fraud over $5,000 by the jury at his Toronto trial Thursday morning.
Regis Korchinski-Paquet inquest on hold indefinitely for investigation: coroner
Korchinski-Paquet, a 29-year-old woman of Afro-Indigenous and Ukrainian descent, died on May 27, 2020 after police were called to the west-end apartment she shared with relatives. An inquest into her death was put on hold Thursday by the presiding coroner.
A mayoral race with 2 Chows caused ballot confusion in Toronto. Can that be fixed?
Olivia Chow won a decisive victory against Brad Bradford to hold on to her job as mayor for another term, but a third-place finisher who got thousands of votes in the municipal race is prompting questions around whether there was confusion at the polls.
'Crypto King' Aiden Pleterski found guilty of fraud at his jury trial in Toronto
How Brampton's youngest councillor plans to bring a 'generational' change to city hall
Sukhman Sangha, 29, became Brampton's youngest regional councillor following Monday's municipal election. Representing wards 9 and 10 on the city's northeast borders, he says he has strong plans to advocate for the community where housing and population growth are on the rise, but services haven't kept up.
Driver dies in Highway 77 head-on crash in Leamington
OPP say it took place around 7:30 a.m. on Highway 77 in the area of County Road 14 and Mersea Road 8 — in the northern part of the municipality.
Winners unchanged after some votes counted twice in early municipal election results, Town of LaSalle says
In a statement Thursday, the town said the discrepancy was identified Tuesday morning, prompting an investigation involving municipal administration and election software provider Comitia.
Ontario finance minister to table fall economic update
TORONTO — Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy is set to provide an update on the province's finances today by tabling his government's fall economic statement.
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Nearly 60% of Canadians plan to participate in Halloween, according to new poll
Nearly six in 10 Canadian residents say they will participate in Halloween in some way on Saturday night, but Torontonians seem to be the scaredy-cats of the bunch, according to a new poll. Only 48 per cent of Toronto residents surveyed said they planned to give out treats or go out on Halloween night; the […]
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Kutryk to become fifth Canadian astronaut to perform a spacewalk
Joshua Kutryk is set to become the fifth Canadian astronaut to perform a spacewalk today.
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Canada welcomes EU leaders to Montreal for talks on next steps in relationship
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to welcome European Commissioner Ursula von der Leyen to Montreal today after months of pursuing closer ties with the EU.
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Road safety top of mind along Hwy. 401 detour route in Aberfoyle
It’s a roadway many motorists are familiar with, and not always for a good reason. Wellington Road 46 or Brock Road South is typically used as a detour route for motorists looking to get around a closure or collision on Hwy. 401 through Puslinch or Cambridge, via Wellington Road 34 in Aberfoyle. The County of […]
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The election that left Israel in limbo
Israelis showed up in historic numbers to have their voice heard in Tuesday’s national election. It’s been more than a day since polls closed, and although official results remain unclear, neither Benjamin Netanyahu or his main rival, Gadi Eisenkot, aren’t projected to form a majority government. Host Caryn Ceolin speaks with Aurel Braun, an international […]
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Saturday night safety: More trick-or-treaters to be out this Halloween
Halloween night is sure to be busy this year as all the little ghouls, ghosts and goblins go out trick-or-treating, with no school the next day. With the annual candy-hunt on a Saturday this year, police services expect the foot traffic to be more significant. The last time Halloween landed on a Saturday was during […]
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Police stop speedy driver north of Elmira
Waterloo regional police have laid a stunt driving charge against a motorist just north of Elmira. A social media post Thursday said the driver was caught going 102 km/h on Arthur Street North near Seiling Road. That stretch of Arthur is a 60 km/hr zone. “Another reminder that excessive speed puts lives at risk,” said […]
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Young boy and friend offered candy from trunk of stranger’s car
Police in Guelph are searching for three suspects after they reportedly offered young children candy, and said it was in the trunk of their car. The alleged incident took place near a south-end school on Tuesday and involved a 9-year-old boy and his friend who were playing at the school. Police do not name the […]
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Family of Puslinch teen killed in hit-and-run appeals for information
“We have tremendous pain.” Those are the words from Brady Dunlop who appeared in a video shared by Wellington County OPP after his son was killed in hit-and-run crash in Puslinch that remains unsolved. Nash Dunlop was 16-years-old when he was fatally struck by a minivan on Wellington Rd. 29, south of Eramosa-Garafraxa Town Line. […]
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Elke Sommer, German-born star of ‘A Shot in the Dark’ and ‘The Prize,’ dies at 85
Elke Sommer, the striking blonde bombshell of German descent who was a mainstay of 1960s Hollywood comedies and espionage movies including “The Prize” and “A Shot in the Dark,” has died. She was 85.
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Officer shot in Belleville synagogue attack released from hospital
Police in Belleville say an officer who was shot on Yom Kippur while protecting a synagogue full of worshippers from an armed attacker has been released from the hospital.
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Carney says Cleveland-Cliffs must honour Stelco commitments amid layoff dispute
Prime Minister Mark Carney says it would be a mistake for Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. to fail to honour the commitments it made when it bought Stelco.
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Milwaukee is closing schools for the Brewers’ long-awaited World Series title parade Friday
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Milwaukee could come to a standstill as fans celebrate the Brewers’ first World Series title.
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Nearly 60% of Canadians plan to participate in Halloween, according to new poll
Nearly six in 10 Canadian residents say they will participate in Halloween in some way on Saturday night, but Torontonians seem to be the scaredy-cats of the bunch, according to a new poll. Only 48 per cent of Toronto residents surveyed said they planned to give out treats or go out on Halloween night; the […]
The election that left Israel in limbo
Israelis showed up in historic numbers to have their voice heard in Tuesday’s national election. It’s been more than a day since polls closed, and although official results remain unclear, neither Benjamin Netanyahu or his main rival, Gadi Eisenkot, aren’t projected to form a majority government. Host Caryn Ceolin speaks with Aurel Braun, an international […]
Joshua Kutryk becomes fifth Canadian astronaut to perform a spacewalk
Joshua Kutryk's spacewalk got underway as planned on Thursday, making him the fifth Canadian astronaut to perform such a feat.
Sudden death case of 71-year-old now being investigated as homicide
More than two years ago, provincial police responded to the death of a man in Rideau Lakes that at the time was called a sudden death. However, through investigating officers now believe his death was a homicide. They said the man who died is Glen James Craig, 71, who was found at a home on […]
Ontario’s projected deficit up by more than 22 per cent to $16.9 billion this year
TORONTO — Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy is set to provide an update on the province's finances today by tabling his government's fall economic statement.
Canada should be ‘associate member’ of the European Union, von der Leyen says
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Thursday this week's Canada-EU Summit opens up discussions on making Canada the bloc's first "associate member."
Several pets, 4 people safe after Old Ottawa East basement fire
Callers reported smoke and flames coming from a home along the Rideau River, where pets and their owners were inside. It happened on Thursday around 8:25 a.m. Calls to the communications department said that there was a basement fire in the 0-100 block of Herridge Street, Nick DeFazio, public information officer with Ottawa fire, said. […]
Elke Sommer, German-born star of ‘A Shot in the Dark’ and ‘The Prize,’ dies at 85
Elke Sommer, the striking blonde bombshell of German descent who was a mainstay of 1960s Hollywood comedies and espionage movies including “The Prize” and “A Shot in the Dark,” has died. She was 85.
Officer shot in Belleville synagogue attack released from hospital
Police in Belleville say an officer who was shot on Yom Kippur while protecting a synagogue full of worshippers from an armed attacker has been released from the hospital.
Carney says Cleveland-Cliffs must honour Stelco commitments amid layoff dispute
Prime Minister Mark Carney says it would be a mistake for Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. to fail to honour the commitments it made when it bought Stelco.
Milwaukee is closing schools for the Brewers’ long-awaited World Series title parade Friday
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Milwaukee could come to a standstill as fans celebrate the Brewers’ first World Series title.
Canada’s unions prepare for nationwide fight over Ottawa’s labour law proposals
OTTAWA — Canadian labour leaders are warning that unions could bring about a nationwide job action if Ottawa rams through a contentious suite of proposed changes to the Canada Labour Code.
Ontario finance minister to table fall economic update
TORONTO — Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy is set to provide an update on the province's finances today by tabling his government's fall economic statement.
Kutryk to become fifth Canadian astronaut to perform a spacewalk
Joshua Kutryk is set to become the fifth Canadian astronaut to perform a spacewalk today.
Canada welcomes EU leaders to Montreal for talks on next steps in relationship
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to welcome European Commissioner Ursula von der Leyen to Montreal today after months of pursuing closer ties with the EU.
From spells to tarot: witchcraft stores brew sense of community among young Canadians
A whiff of palo santo incense, cosy lighting and Pinterest-worthy vintage cabinets may have drawn you into this newly opened store in downtown Oakville, Ont.
Auditor general to release reports on greenhouse gases, coal exports, pesticides
OTTAWA — The federal spending watchdog plans to issue report cards today tracking government agencies' progress on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and working toward a ban on the export of thermal coal.
Daniel’s Art Supplies, beloved by Toronto artists, closing after 42 years in Chinatown
Daniel Choi, the owner of Daniel's Art Supplies, says the Toronto building he partly leases has been sold and renovations are coming.
Police investigating fatal pedestrian collision in Richmond Hill
A male pedestrian is dead after being struck in Richmond Hill on Wednesday night, police say. York Regional Police (YRP) said officers responded to a collision involving a male pedestrian in the area of Yonge Street and Tower Hill Road at approximately 9:20 p.m. Wednesday. Investigators closed Yonge Street between Townwood Drive and Tower Hill […]
Bobrovsky’s struggles continue as Kraken outlast Maple Leafs 5-4; McKenna shines
Defenseman Brandon Montour scored with 34 seconds left and the Seattle Kraken beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-4 on Wednesday to spoil No. 1 overall pick Gavin McKenna’s first two-goal game and three-point night. After scoring on power plays in each of the first two periods, McKenna helped set up Auston Matthews’ tying goal with […]
Nearly 60% of Canadians plan to participate in Halloween, according to new poll
Nearly six in 10 Canadian residents say they will participate in Halloween in some way on Saturday night, but Torontonians seem to be the scaredy-cats of the bunch, according to a new poll. Only 48 per cent of Toronto residents surveyed said they planned to give out treats or go out on Halloween night; the […]
2 critically injured after shooting inside Bridle Path home, suspects flee in SUV: Toronto police
Two people are suffering from life-threatening injuries after an early-morning shooting inside a home in Toronto’s Bridle Path neighbourhood, police say. Toronto police said officers were called to the area of Bayview Avenue and Lawrence Avenue East at approximately 3:43 a.m. Thursday following reports of a shooting inside a residence. Investigators say three people were […]
Stretch of eastbound Hwy. 401 express in Scarborough closed due to police investigation
A stretch of eastbound Highway 401 express near Neilson Road in Scarborough is closed for a police investigation, Ontario Provincial Police say. Emergency crews were called to the scene just after 6 a.m. on Thursday. According to a post on X from Ontario Provincial Police, all eastbound express lanes of the 401 are closed at […]
The election that left Israel in limbo
Israelis showed up in historic numbers to have their voice heard in Tuesday’s national election. It’s been more than a day since polls closed, and although official results remain unclear, neither Benjamin Netanyahu or his main rival, Gadi Eisenkot, aren’t projected to form a majority government. Host Caryn Ceolin speaks with Aurel Braun, an international […]
Rising costs, trade risks cloud Canada’s construction outlook despite activity uptick
The outlook for Canada's construction sector remains "uneven" heading into 2027 as activity improved last quarter, despite challenges such as higher material costs and slower residential demand.
4 injured, 1 critically, in Vaughan collision involving dump truck
York Regional Police (YRP) said four people were injured, one critically, following a multi-vehicle crash involving a dump truck in Vaughan on Monday. Officers responded to a collision at the intersection of Kirby Road and Jane Street at approximately 3:45 p.m. on Oct. 26. Three occupants of an SUV were transported to a hospital, with […]
DoorDash to buy Instacart for $17B in big consolidation for grocery delivery
DoorDash is gobbling up Instacart in a $17 billion acquisition that will supercharge its grocery delivery business. DoorDash said the Instacart brand name and app will remain, and Instacart shoppers can continue fulfilling orders for Instacart. Grocers can also choose to work with Instacart or DoorDash. Instacart customers will now have access to 50,000 additional […]
Ottawa launches telecom roadmap to improve competition, consumer choice
The federal government says it is launching a roadmap to boost competition and choice within Canada's telecommunications sector.
Man accused in Cornell rape lawsuit wants Letitia James removed from investigation over her posts
Should social media posts disqualify New York’s attorney general from leading a criminal investigation into gang rape allegations at Cornell University?
Ontario looking to tackle unlicensed cannabis retailers
In what licensed cannabis retailers are calling a big win, the Ford government has announced a new plan to tackle unlicensed cannabis shops operating across Ontario. The proposed changes, which will be part of an upcoming package of legislative overhauls, would give the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) new tools to address unauthorized […]
Pedestrian dies after being hit by truck in East York
One person has died after being hit by a truck in the Thorncliffe neighbourhood of East York on Thursday morning. Police were called to the area of Millwood Road and Overlea Boulevard shortly after 9 a.m. for reports of a collision. A pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene following the collision. The driver remained […]
Experts warn of wider spread as Ebola outbreak reaches plateau
NEW YORK (AP) — The Ebola outbreak in Congo passed a grim milestone this week — 10,000 confirmed cases — and spurred questions about whether health authorities are losing their ability to contain it.
Financial intelligence watchdog plagued by delays, auditor general finds
OTTAWA — The auditor general says Canada's financial intelligence watchdog is moving at a snail's pace when it comes to providing law enforcement with information to support criminal investigations.
Families hold out hope for loved ones missing after deadly Spain train crash
TOLEDO, Spain (AP) — Families desperately searched for missing loved ones Thursday, more than 24 hours after two high-speed trains collided in central Spain, killing at least 69 and injuring dozens of others.
Toronto clerk certifies municipal election results as nearly 990,000 ballots cast
Toronto’s 2026 municipal election results are now official, with the City Clerk certifying the outcome of Monday’s vote that returned Mayor Olivia Chow to office and elected members of city council. The certification, released Thursday, confirms that 989,990 ballots were cast in the Oct. 26 municipal election. The results formally conclude an election campaign that […]
Poll says long wait times led half of Canadians to avoid going to the hospital
MONTREAL — A new poll says long wait times lead half of Canadians to avoid seeing a doctor or going to the hospital.
Weekend need-to-know: Celebrate Halloween and Día de los Muertos as clocks fall back
Halloween festivities and celebrations of the Día de los Muertos will be happening across Toronto this weekend as clocks are set to fall back one hour on Sunday morning. There are also several GO Transit adjustments along with the UP Express so remember to check the schedules before heading out the door. The weather is […]
Man wanted for alleged sexual assault of minor in Etobicoke underground parking garage
Toronto police are looking for a man who is wanted in connection with the alleged sexual assault of a minor in Etobicoke. Police began investigating a report of a sexual assault at an apartment building in the Dixon Road and Wincott Drive area on Wednesday. Investigators say the suspect was in the underground garage level […]
Inquest into death of Regis Korchinski-Paquet on hold for investigation: coroner
A coroner's inquest into the death of a Toronto woman who fell from a 24th-floor balcony while police where in her home has been put on hold indefinitely.
Elke Sommer, German-born star of ‘A Shot in the Dark’ and ‘The Prize,’ dies at 85
Elke Sommer, the striking blonde bombshell of German descent who was a mainstay of 1960s Hollywood comedies and espionage movies including “The Prize” and “A Shot in the Dark,” has died. She was 85.
Officer shot in Belleville synagogue attack released from hospital
Police in Belleville say an officer who was shot on Yom Kippur while protecting a synagogue full of worshippers from an armed attacker has been released from the hospital.
Man wanted after alleged sexual assault on TTC Finch West LRT
Toronto police are asking for the public’s help identifying a man wanted in connection with an alleged sexual assault involving a youth aboard a TTC light rail vehicle earlier this week. Investigators say the incident occurred on Wednesday in the area of Finch Avenue West and Sentinel Road, near the TTC’s Finch West LRT line. […]
Oakville man wanted for alleged SIM card swap scam
Investigators with the Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) are looking for a man in connection with a SIM card swap fraud probe. The DRPS Financial Crimes unit began the investigation in October 2025 after a person’s cellphone unexpectedly entered SOS mode and lost connection to their cellular network. Police say when the person contacted their […]
Carney says Cleveland-Cliffs must honour Stelco commitments amid layoff dispute
Prime Minister Mark Carney says it would be a mistake for Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. to fail to honour the commitments it made when it bought Stelco.
Milwaukee is closing schools for the Brewers’ long-awaited World Series title parade Friday
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Milwaukee could come to a standstill as fans celebrate the Brewers’ first World Series title.
Canada’s unions prepare for nationwide fight over Ottawa’s labour law proposals
OTTAWA — Canadian labour leaders are warning that unions could bring about a nationwide job action if Ottawa rams through a contentious suite of proposed changes to the Canada Labour Code.
Shead providing leadership on and off the court
Before every Toronto Raptors game Jamal Shead starts bouncing in place, dancing to the music during warm-ups. A conga line forms up behind him with the Raptors' entire bench getting in line, bouncing along behind him.
Ontario finance minister to table fall economic update
Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy is set to provide an update on the province's finances Thursday by tabling his government's fall economic statement.
One charge against Frank Stronach dropped ahead of second sex assault trial: lawyer
Frank Stronach's lawyer says one charge of sexual assault against her client in an upcoming Newmarket, Ont., trial has been dropped.
Stelco must recall laid off workers ‘immediately,’ Joly says in new letter
In a letter dated Oct. 29 addressed to Stelco’s president, Paul Simon, Joly said she expects a 'concrete and credible plan for re-engagement with these workers.'
Belleville officer hurt in synagogue shooting released from hospital
The Belleville, Ont., police officer who was injured in a shootout outside a synagogue last month has been released from hospital.
Carney says Cleveland-Cliffs making ‘mistake’ by not respecting obligations
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday that Cleveland-Cliffs' would be making a "mistake" by not respecting its obligations and commitments after it began laying off workers.
Four people sent to hospital after shooting in Bridle Path home: Toronto police
Toronto police said its officers were called to the home on Hyde Park Cricle, near Bayview and Lawrence avenues, around 3:43 a.m. for reports of a shooting.
Toronto traffic agent dead after being hit by a truck in East York
Mayor Olivia Chow said in a statement the agent was on duty at the time of the collision, which happened near Millwood Road and Overlea Boulevard.
Inquest into death of Regis Korchinski-Paquet on hold for investigation: coroner
A coroner's inquest into the death of Regis Korchinski-Paquet was put on hold indefinitely Thursday just as it reached the final stretch of the proceedings.
Regis Korchinski-Paquet inquest indefinitely adjourned due to 'unanticipated investigations'
Ontario coroner David Cameron explained the court has had "some quite unanticipated investigations" come up that need to be worked through.
What the jury didn't hear at the 'Crypto King' trial: Why he didn't have a lawyer — and why the judge said 'I am not fooled'
The behind the scenes story of one of the most unusual criminal trials in recent memory.
Toronto traffic agent killed after being struck by truck in East York
The driver remained at the scene after the Thursday morning collision at Millwood Road and Overlea Boulevard, police say.
Ontario 'Crypto king' is found guilty of fraud. Jury takes just hour and a half to reach verdict
Aiden Pleterski's lavish “Crypto King” persona drew in scores of investors. The Crown called it a classic Ponzi scheme.
Bridle Path attack latest in rising number of Toronto home invasions: 'Everyone is terrified'
According to Toronto police data, there have been 112 home invasions in 2026, representing a 47.4 per cent increase compared to the same period last year.
Driver killed in head-on collision on Highway 77 in Leamington
The fatal collision comes just one day after three people were killed in a crash on County Road 22
Police charge man following store robbery
When two employees confronted the man outside the business, the suspect allegedly brandished a knife
Windsor police seek suspect after boy sexually assaulted on Hall Avenue
Investigators say the man approached a child and touched him inappropriately as he tried to resist