Police investigate theft of $175k bronze sculpture in uptown Waterloo
Someone has stolen a bronze sculpture from uptown Waterloo. Police and the city say it's valued at $175,000 but the city says it is also a "shared community asset." The sculpture, called Triad: Dual, Interface and Reunited, was made by local artist Ann Roberts.
Telus outage disrupting phone, wireless services across areas in Ontario and Quebec
A network outage affecting Telus customers is disrupting phone and wireless services in multiple areas across Ontario and Quebec, with some unable to call 911 on mobile, the company says.
Ontario doctors demand apology from province for letters flagging high number of days worked, patients seen
The Ontario Medical Association is looking for an apology from the province, after it says 'hundreds' of doctors received letters recently stating they were working too many days or seeing too many patients. A health ministry spokesperson says the letters are not an assumption of inappropriate billing.
Guelph students walk out to protest OSAP cuts
Students at the University of Guelph walked out of class Thursday to protest cuts to OSAP funding by the Ford government. Similar protests are happening across Ontario. CBC K-W's Carmen Groleau has the story.
Post-secondary students across Ontario walk out of classrooms to protest OSAP changes, tuition hike
University and college students across Ontario are protesting rising tuition fees and the province's cuts to the Ontario Student Assistance Program in a provincewide walkout Thursday.
24 writers from across Canada make 2026 CBC Poetry Prize longlist
The winner will receive $6,000, a writing residency and have their work published on CBC Books. The shortlist will be announced on Nov. 19 and the winner will be revealed on Nov. 26.
Ontario doctors demand apology from province for letters flagging too many days worked, patients seen
The Ontario Medical Association is looking for an apology from the province, after it says 'hundreds' of doctors received letters recently stating they were working too many days or seeing too many patients. A health ministry spokesperson says the letters are not an assumption of inappropriate billing.
How will a resounding U.S. political shift impact the cross-border auto industry?
In Michigan, it's believed U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs played a big role with midterm election voters. Here's what auto industry members and business interests are saying about how the results may impact cross-border relations.
'Survivors are coming in hungry': Survey on Canada's shelters sees gender-based violence, food insecurity link
A national survey of women’s shelters and transition houses has found 96 per cent of respondents say their communities face a food security crisis. The report, by Women’s Shelters Canada, examined the link between gender-based violence and food insecurity, and how the affordability crisis has affected shelters and those using them.
‘Explosion’ of London youth seeking help for online gambling addiction, counsellor says
A London addictions counsellor says she's seeing more young people seeking help for online gambling, despite many being too young to legally place bets. April Laithwaite says she's seen clients as young as 13 over the past four years, many of them boys.
All Line 1 trains to do test runs to Trim station starting Nov. 22
OC Transpo leadership has announced a few more steps toward opening the eastern light rail extension.
New floating sauna on the Ottawa River to open Nov. 13
The new floating sauna and cold plunge on the Ottawa River will open next week.
Police cracking down on dangerous driving in south Ottawa
Ottawa police say they are topping up their usual traffic patrols in the city's south end in the coming months as a response to bad, dangerous driving and public complaints about it.
Canadian trappers enjoy rising pelt prices driven by 'renaissance of demand' for fur
With the trapping season underway across Canada this fall, organizations supporting trappers and the fur trade find rising fur pelt prices encouraging. The Fur Institute of Canada and Northwestern Fur Trappers Association expect a boon for trappers heading into this year's trapping season.
Telus outage disrupting phone, wireless services across parts of Ontario, Alberta and B.C.
A network outage affecting Telus customers is disrupting phone and wireless services in multiple areas across Ontario, Alberta and B.C., with some unable to call 911 on mobile, the company says.
Police searching for 3rd suspect in Mississauga arson investigation
Police say they have arrested two people and are searching for a third in connection with two fires at a Mississauga apartment building that they allege were deliberately set.
Google offers schools AI-boosted search or none at all
Given how deeply Google products are embedded in many Canadian classrooms, alarm bells were set off when the company told schools that switching off artificial intelligence tools totally will also cut access to its ubiquitous search engine.
Tempo head coach Sandy Brondello among 2027 Women's Basketball Hall of Fame inductees
Toronto Tempo head coach Sandy Brondello was named Thursday as a member of the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame's class of 2027.
Mexican judge arrested over alleged $2M bribe to release Ryan Wedding's second-in-command
A Mexican judge has been arrested on allegations that he accepted a $2-million US bribe in exchange for granting bail to a man accused of acting as second-in-command to Ryan Wedding, the former Canadian Olympic snowboarder turned alleged drug kingpin, American officials said on Thursday.
'A beautifully American story': El-Sayed's historic Senate win resonates with Muslim Americans
Campaigning relentlessly across Michigan, the now senator-elect didn't highlight the possibility that he could become the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Senate. But with victory in hand, he savoured his triumph over the vitriol aimed at him and his fellow Muslim Americans.
Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk set to carry out second spacewalk
Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk is set to venture outside the International Space Station today for his second spacewalk in two weeks.
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Here’s how the U.S. midterm election results could affect Canada
OTTAWA — Control of both chambers of the U.S. Congress will shift to the Democrats next year, after Tuesday's midterm elections saw a blue wave wash over even some of the most reliably Republican states.
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Here’s what you need to know as the Liberals prepare to table Budget 2026
OTTAWA — The federal Liberals are teeing up Thursday's budget as the government's next step toward fixing long-standing problems facing Canada's economy.
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U.S. midterm results spark joy among Canadians but trust in America remains shaky
TORONTO — Many Canadians welcome the Democratic sweep of U.S. Congress, but have mixed views on whether voters' strong rebuke of President Donald Trump's administration will change their attitude toward America amid the ongoing trade war.
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Multiple flights in Europe diverted because of bomb threats
PARIS (AP) — Multiple flights in Europe made emergency landings on Thursday after being diverted because of bomb threats, authorities said.
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Portugal great Cristiano Ronaldo announces retirement from international soccer
Cristiano Ronaldo announced on Thursday he won’t play for Portugal anymore, ending a career that spanned six World Cups and included a European title and the men’s all-time international scoring record. The announcement marked the end of a lauded career that began more than two decades ago before Euro 2004 and finished with him walking […]
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The truth behind aquaculture and fish farming
Aquaculture was designed to relieve pressure off of the world’s fish supply. Instead, it’s compromised it. Small fish are farmed, cooked, and grounded into fishmeal at the more than 1,400 fishmeal factories across the world – nine of which are located in Canada. The conditions inside and around these factories and boats threaten communities, local […]
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Kitchener Rangers honour The Aud in Remembrance Day Jersey
The Kitchener Rangers have revealed their 2026 Remembrance Day Jersey and it honours the very building fans pour into most Friday nights. The jersey celebrates 75 years of The Kitchener Memorial Auditorium, the purpose the building serves in the Waterloo Region community and its deep military history. “For generations of Rangers fans, the Aud has […]
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Speeding with defective brakes, driver charged in Cambridge
A driver travelling through Cambridge is facing a long list of charges after a traffic stop in that city. Waterloo regional police said the vehicle stopped Tuesday on Bishop St. North was originally flagged for speeding. They were reportedly going nearly 80 km/hr in a 50 km/hr zone. The concerns from police didn’t stop there. […]
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Pole fire causes power outage impacting thousands in Kitchener
The lights were back on for everyone by 5 a.m. Thursday, but it was a long night for hydro crews working to replace a hydro pole after a fire Wednesday night. Around 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, the lights went out for just over 4,000 customers in the Mount Hope Huron Park area of Kitchener. The outage […]
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VIDEO: Listowel driver charged after passing stopped school bus
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are out with a reminder to always stop when approaching a school bus with its red lights flashing and stop arm extended. On Thursday, Oct. 22, an adult and child were attempting to cross the road in the North Perth area after the young student got off the bus. “Another driver […]
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Gas prices set for another major drop Friday, expected to fall 7 cents
Drivers across Waterloo Region could see some welcome relief at the pumps this week as gas prices are expected to take another significant step lower. According to En-Pro’s Roger McKnight, the price of gasoline is projected to drop seven cents per litre on Friday, Nov. 6, bringing the average price in Waterloo Region down to […]
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Russell Brand convicted of rape and sexual assault
LONDON (AP) — Russell Brand was convicted Thursday of rape and sexual assault charges on allegations dating back more than 20 years.
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1 in 3 teens face dating violence, and doctors should be on alert: pediatric society
The Canadian Paediatric Society is urging doctors to talk to teen patients about healthy relationships and dating violence. In new guidance issued Thursday, the society said one-third of teens in Canada experience physical, psychological, sexual or technology-related abuse — including stalking — in relationships. Dating violence among teens is not new, but technology like […]
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Mexican judge accused of taking $2M bribe to release Ryan Wedding’s right-hand man
Officials in the United States say a Mexican judge has been arrested on allegations that he accepted a $2-million bribe in exchange for granting bail to a man accused of acting as second-in-command to Ryan Wedding, the former Canadian Olympic snowboarder turned alleged drug kingpin.
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WRPS and #NotInMyCity founder amplify call to combat human trafficking
There’s a call to action from the Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) and #NotInMyCity founder, Paul Brandt. A joint press conference was held on Thursday to highlight the anti-human trafficking initiative and inspire others to join the fight. Brandt, a country music artist, developed #NotInMyCity as an awareness and prevention campaign that offers education and […]
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All infants should be vaccinated against Hep B, immunization advisory committee says
TORONTO — The National Advisory Committee on Immunization now recommends that all infants receive vaccination against hepatitis B.
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Police issue warnings about food delivery and taxi scams in Waterloo Region
There’s a pair of warnings from the Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) about a couple of scams making the rounds. One is a taxi scam, which has already been reported locally, including over the summer. Another person fell victim on Oct. 23 just after 2 a.m. when they were walking on State St. in Waterloo […]
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Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk set to carry out second spacewalk
Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk is set to venture outside the International Space Station today for his second spacewalk in two weeks.
Here’s how the U.S. midterm election results could affect Canada
OTTAWA — Control of both chambers of the U.S. Congress will shift to the Democrats next year, after Tuesday's midterm elections saw a blue wave wash over even some of the most reliably Republican states.
Here’s what you need to know as the Liberals prepare to table Budget 2026
OTTAWA — The federal Liberals are teeing up Thursday's budget as the government's next step toward fixing long-standing problems facing Canada's economy.
U.S. midterm results spark joy among Canadians but trust in America remains shaky
TORONTO — Many Canadians welcome the Democratic sweep of U.S. Congress, but have mixed views on whether voters' strong rebuke of President Donald Trump's administration will change their attitude toward America amid the ongoing trade war.
Multiple flights in Europe diverted because of bomb threats
PARIS (AP) — Multiple flights in Europe made emergency landings on Thursday after being diverted because of bomb threats, authorities said.
Portugal great Cristiano Ronaldo announces retirement from international soccer
Cristiano Ronaldo announced on Thursday he won’t play for Portugal anymore, ending a career that spanned six World Cups and included a European title and the men’s all-time international scoring record. The announcement marked the end of a lauded career that began more than two decades ago before Euro 2004 and finished with him walking […]
The truth behind aquaculture and fish farming
Aquaculture was designed to relieve pressure off of the world’s fish supply. Instead, it’s compromised it. Small fish are farmed, cooked, and grounded into fishmeal at the more than 1,400 fishmeal factories across the world – nine of which are located in Canada. The conditions inside and around these factories and boats threaten communities, local […]
Russell Brand convicted of rape and sexual assault
LONDON (AP) — Russell Brand was convicted Thursday of rape and sexual assault charges on allegations dating back more than 20 years.
Ottawa gas prices set for another major drop Friday
More welcomed relief at the pumps this week as gas prices are expected to take another significant step lower in Ottawa. According to En-Pro’s Roger McKnight, the price of gasoline is projected to drop seven cents per litre on Friday, Nov. 6, bringing the average price in the nation’s capital down to 160.9 cents/litre. The […]
1 in 3 teens face dating violence, and doctors should be on alert: pediatric society
The Canadian Paediatric Society is urging doctors to talk to teen patients about healthy relationships and dating violence. In new guidance issued Thursday, the society said one-third of teens in Canada experience physical, psychological, sexual or technology-related abuse — including stalking — in relationships. Dating violence among teens is not new, but technology like […]
O-Train east extension inching closer to completion but no opening date
OC Transpo is gearing up for a busy November, telling members of council that there is a staged approach for the O-Train east end extension, but does not detail a firm opening date. According to the memo from Rick Leary, General Manager, Transit Services Department, the agency is working toward a “safe and reliable” opening […]
Mexican judge accused of taking $2M bribe to release Ryan Wedding’s right-hand man
Officials in the United States say a Mexican judge has been arrested on allegations that he accepted a $2-million bribe in exchange for granting bail to a man accused of acting as second-in-command to Ryan Wedding, the former Canadian Olympic snowboarder turned alleged drug kingpin.
All infants should be vaccinated against Hep B, immunization advisory committee says
TORONTO — The National Advisory Committee on Immunization now recommends that all infants receive vaccination against hepatitis B.
Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk set to carry out second spacewalk
Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk is set to venture outside the International Space Station today for his second spacewalk in two weeks.
Here’s how the U.S. midterm election results could affect Canada
OTTAWA — Control of both chambers of the U.S. Congress will shift to the Democrats next year, after Tuesday's midterm elections saw a blue wave wash over even some of the most reliably Republican states.
Here’s what you need to know as the Liberals prepare to table Budget 2026
OTTAWA — The federal Liberals are teeing up Thursday's budget as the government's next step toward fixing long-standing problems facing Canada's economy.
Ghana thanks Carney for working to fix a ‘rigged global system’ for African countries
OTTAWA — Ghana's head of state praised Canada this week for advocating against what he called a "rigged global system" that keeps African countries trapped by debt and mired in climate chaos.
U.S. midterm results spark joy among Canadians but trust in America remains shaky
TORONTO — Many Canadians welcome the Democratic sweep of U.S. Congress, but have mixed views on whether voters' strong rebuke of President Donald Trump's administration will change their attitude toward America amid the ongoing trade war.
Multiple flights in Europe diverted because of bomb threats after earlier hoaxes
PARIS (AP) — Multiple flights in Europe made emergency landings on Thursday after being diverted because of bomb threats, authorities said. The incidents followed hoax bomb threats earlier this week that prompted searches, diversions and in one case a military escort.
Court certifies class action alleging negligence at LTC home led to COVID-19 deaths
A lawsuit alleging that gross negligence at a Toronto long-term care home led to hundreds of deaths from COVID-19 has been certified as a class action. An Ontario Superior Court judge granted the certification last week with the consent of the defendants, the Downsview Long-Term Care Centre Limited and the company that owns it, Gem […]
Portugal great Cristiano Ronaldo announces retirement from international soccer
Cristiano Ronaldo announced on Thursday he won’t play for Portugal anymore, ending a career that spanned six World Cups and included a European title and the men’s all-time international scoring record. The announcement marked the end of a lauded career that began more than two decades ago before Euro 2004 and finished with him walking […]
Poll finds majority in Toronto, GTA want people moved from encampments to support facilities
A new Canada Pulse Insights poll conducted for CityNews finds eight in ten residents in Toronto (80 per cent) and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) (85 per cent) believe people camping on streets and in public parks should be moved to supervised support facilities even if it violates their rights. The poll also found that […]
Man in 70s suffers life-threatening injuries after being struck by vehicle in East York
A man is in hospital with life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle in East York early Thursday morning. Toronto police say officers were called to the area of Coxwell Avenue and O’Connor Drive at approximately 1 a.m. following reports of a pedestrian being hit by a vehicle. A man in his 70s was […]
The truth behind aquaculture and fish farming
Aquaculture was designed to relieve pressure off of the world’s fish supply. Instead, it’s compromised it. Small fish are farmed, cooked, and grounded into fishmeal at the more than 1,400 fishmeal factories across the world – nine of which are located in Canada. The conditions inside and around these factories and boats threaten communities, local […]
Toronto man charged with impaired driving after allegedly fleeing Etobicoke crash
A Toronto man is facing multiple charges after police say he fled the scene of a two-vehicle collision in Etobicoke before being located and arrested for impaired driving. According to Toronto police, officers responded to reports of a crash in the area of Burnhamthorpe Road and The East Mall at approximately 8:11 p.m. on Wednesday. […]
Toronto, GTA gas prices set for another major drop Friday, expected to fall 7 cents
Drivers across Toronto and the GTA could see some welcome relief at the pumps this week as gas prices are expected to take another significant step lower. According to En-Pro’s Roger McKnight, the price of gasoline is projected to drop seven cents per litre on Friday, Nov. 6, bringing the average price in Toronto and […]
Suspect sought in Mississauga arson investigations, 2 others arrested
Peel Regional Police (PRP) have arrested two people and are searching for a third suspect in connection with two arson investigations in Mississauga. Police say on Sept. 20 and Sept. 21, fires were deliberately set in a third-floor hallway of an apartment building in the area of Lakeshore Road West and Southdown Road. “Investigators believe […]
Russell Brand convicted of rape and sexual assault
LONDON (AP) — Russell Brand was convicted Thursday of rape and sexual assault charges on allegations dating back more than 20 years.
1 in 3 teens face dating violence, and doctors should be on alert: pediatric society
The Canadian Paediatric Society is urging doctors to talk to teen patients about healthy relationships and dating violence. In new guidance issued Thursday, the society said one-third of teens in Canada experience physical, psychological, sexual or technology-related abuse — including stalking — in relationships. Dating violence among teens is not new, but technology like […]
Elon Musk gambled $445 million to boost Republicans in the midterms and came up short
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Elon Musk spent at least $445 million in a gambit to help Republicans keep control of Congress, an amount roughly equivalent to someone on a $100,000 annual salary saving every penny for 4,400 years.
Wendy’s rejects buyout bid and girds itself for a hostile takeover campaign
Wendy’s rejected a $1.4 billion buyout offer from an activist investor, saying Thursday that the bid was too low and didn't take into account the company's long-term earnings potential under its new CEO.
Bingo, Care Bears, Pokémon cards and the classic playground slide make it into the Toy Hall of Fame
NEW YORK (AP) — Bingo, Care Bears, the Pokémon Trading Card Game and the humble playground slide have all made it into the National Toy Hall of Fame, taking their place alongside classics like Mr. Potato Head and G.I. Joe.
Lady Gaga, Shakira, Jack White and Boy George lead the 2027 Songwriters Hall of Fame nominees
NEW YORK (AP) — Lady Gaga, Shakira, Pink, Boy George, Jack White, Sia, Vince Gill, Ne-Yo, Blondie's Debbie Harry and Chris Stein and many more are among the impressive list of nominees for the 2027 Songwriters Hall of Fame class, an especially eclectic mix of pop, hip-hop, Latin, funk and rock innovators.
Rush announces five-night residency at Sphere in Las Vegas: ‘Dream come true’
Today's Tom Sawyer has a new address.
Weekend need-to-know: Royal Winter Fair returns
Despite the warmer weather, the Royal Winter Fair is back at Exhibition Place. Keep in mind, there will be closures on the TTC and GO Transit if you are heading across the city. Royal Argicultural Winter Fair The very best in agriculture, local food and animals is back at the Royal Winter Fair. It’s happening […]
Wire embedded in gummy candy, sewing needle found in Halloween haul in Durham Region: police
Durham Regional Police are urging parents to inspect their children’s Halloween candy after two separate reports of possible candy tampering in Ajax and Pickering. Investigators say the incidents were reported after families discovered foreign objects while sorting through candy collected during Halloween trick-or-treating on Oct. 31. In Ajax, a family found a small piece of […]
LIV Golf is winding down operations, lawyer says in bankruptcy hearing
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — LIV Golf is winding down operations instead of launching a new version because of a lack of financial support.
12 men facing child sexual exploitation charges in Durham police human trafficking investigation
The Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) has arrested 12 men after a “proactive human trafficking enforcement initiative” dubbed Project Firebird that was carried out in October. The initiative spanned 10 days and targeted individuals looking to buy sexual services from someone they believed to be 15 years old. DRPS explains that as part of the […]
‘JD, habibi:’ Arabs celebrate El-Sayed’s use of a term of affection to mock his foes
BEIRUT (AP) — From Michigan to the Middle East, Arabs are celebrating Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate win and delighting in his introduction of Arabic terms like “habibi” and “inshallah” to the American political lexicon.
Mexican judge accused of taking $2M bribe to release Ryan Wedding’s right-hand man
A Mexican judge has been arrested on allegations that he accepted a $2-million bribe in exchange for granting bail to a man accused of acting as second-in-command to Ryan Wedding, the former Canadian Olympic snowboarder turned alleged drug kingpin, American officials said Thursday.
Man accused of assaulting boy, 14, at TTC subway station
Toronto Police Service (TPS) officers have made an arrest after an investigation into an alleged assault at a downtown subway station. Officers were called to College Station in the College and Yonge streets area at around 6 p.m. on Wednesday. Investigators say a 14-year-old male and the accused were on the same subway train. When […]
Brussels removed talk of ratifying Canada trade deal in EU summit text: Wilkinson
OTTAWA — Canada's envoy to the European Union says Brussels removed language about ratifying the decade-old trade deal from a joint statement issued at the end of the summit in Montreal last week.
All infants should be vaccinated against Hep B, immunization advisory committee says
TORONTO — The National Advisory Committee on Immunization now recommends that all infants receive vaccination against hepatitis B.
Woman identified in North York fatal stabbing
The victim of a fatal stabbing last weekend in North York, believed to be intimate partner violence, has been identified by Toronto police. Emergency crews were called to the area of Bathurst Street and Finch Avenue West just after 4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 31. Upon arrival, officers located a woman with obvious stab wounds […]
Peel police looking for suspects who allegedly threw lit fireworks into Brampton home
Peel Regional Police are searching for two suspects in relation to a mischief incident involving fireworks that damaged a Brampton home on Monday. Police say two people went to a home in the area of Steeles Avenue West and Financial Drive around 1:40 a.m. They allegedly shattered the glass panel on the front door and […]
Patron dies after being served 14 beers at midtown St. Louis Bar & Grill, bar could lose liquor licence for 60 days
A midtown Toronto location of St. Louis Bar & Grill could lose their liquor licence for 60 days after a patron, who was served 14 beers, fell down a flight of stairs in the restaurant and later died. The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) said on April 11, a patron at the St. […]
Court certifies class action alleging negligence at LTC home led to COVID-19 deaths
A lawsuit alleging that gross negligence at a Toronto long-term care home led to hundreds of deaths from COVID-19 has been certified as a class action.
Cadet captain unable to walk after ‘senseless attack’ during Hamilton poppy sale
A man who suffered life-altering injuries during an incident involving cadets selling poppies underwent same-day spinal surgery and is now in rehabilitation, his son says.
Raptors sign guard McCullar to two-way deal
The Toronto Raptors announced Thursday they have signed Kevin McCullar Jr. to a two-way contract.
Toronto and Vancouver saw first rent increase in nearly 3 years, report says
The average asking rent for all residential property types in Canada was $2,036 in October, a report from Rentals.ca and Urbanation showed on Thursday.
Police search for 3rd suspect in Mississauga arsons that sent 18 to hospital
The two fires happened in an apartment building in September and resulted in injuries to a police officer and a firefighter.
Toronto’s first electric ferry will soon begin journey to Canada
The first of two new electric ferries commissioned by the City of Toronto will soon begin its journey across the Atlantic Ocean before its expected December arrival.
Durham police post online ad posing as a 15-year-old selling 'sexual services.' Now 12 men face charges
The men attempted to purchase "sexual services" and arrange meetings with minor, police allege.
The undisputed goats of the GO train: Twins Sugar and Spice take a ride to kick off Royal Winter Fair
The two Angora goats have been crowned the official ambassadors of the 104th Royal Agricultural Winter Fair ahead of its opening on this weekend.
Windsor police charge driver of hit and run with impaired
Police said a motorist had struck an unoccupied parked vehicle and then fled the scene
Documentary about symbolism, challenges of Gordie Howe bridge premieres at WIFF
'It's more than an infrastructure project. It's a state of mind'
Windsor officials cut executive costs, expect increased price tag for Fancsy Family Hospital
The original projection of $2 billion is 10 years old and due to be updated, say officials
Police seize cash, drugs in east Windsor raid
Investigators seized a host of drugs, including fentanyl, crystal meth, crack cocaine, oxycodone pills and others