Niagara police investigate 'hate-motivated' vandalism in St. Catharines, Ont.

Niagara police say they are investigating an act of vandalism Saturday in St. Catharines, Ont., as a "hate-motivated crime." B'nai Brith Canada says the incident is part of a disturbing trend of escalating antisemitism in Canada
Kemptville's 'Al Capone house' finally reveals its treasure, but it's not what anyone imagined

For decades, many have tried to uncover the secrets of a home in Kemptville, Ont., that's rumoured to have a connection to notorious Chicago crime boss Al Capone.
From job cuts to AI, public service unions are closely watching today's budget

With concerns around job cuts, return-to-work mandates, artificial intelligence and more, Canada's largest public service unions will be following Thursday's federal budget closely to see if the Carney government has paid heed to their recommendations.
Pedestrian dead after being struck by vehicle in Newmarket, police say

A pedestrian has died after being struck by a vehicle in Newmarket, Ont., on Wednesday evening, police say.
Amazon workers in Toronto area launch organizing drive with help of Unifor

A group of Amazon employees packed a hall in Scarborough on Wednesday to launch an organizing drive across fulfillment centres in the Greater Toronto Area with the help of Canada's largest private sector union.
Liberal leadership hopefuls talk taxes, affordability and Doug Ford in final debate

Ontario Liberal leadership hopefuls are pitching themselves as the antidote to Premier Doug Ford in the final debate before voting begins with little disagreement between them, though several took different tacks on taxes.
What to watch for as Carney introduces his 2nd federal budget

Prime Minister Mark Carney will deliver his second federal budget on Thursday as the Liberal government reveals next steps in its plan to support the country through an affordability crunch and the trade war.
U.S.-made pipes are being installed next to Ontario's legislature as Canadian steel jobs vanish

As Canadian governments push to improve local supply chains amidst an ongoing trade war with the United States, the City of Toronto has been forced to head south of the border. Officials say only American companies make the steel pipes they are currently installing near Queen's Park.
Detroit voters react to Democratic wave in U.S. midterms

Democrats' strong showing in Tuesday's U.S. midterm elections is being welcomed by people in Detroit, while an automotive industry member hopes the results will bring greater stability to cross-border trade with Canada.
Sculpture worth $175K stolen from Uptown Waterloo
It’s the case of the missing sculpture in Uptown Waterloo. The Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) is investigating after a piece of public artwork was stolen. Police say the bronze sculpture was taken from an area near the parkade at 60 King St. South, which is across from Waterloo Public Square. City staff discovered the […]
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Accessibility gaps remain 40 years after historic tour, says Rick Hansen
OTTAWA — In 1985, Canadian athlete and activist Rick Hansen embarked on a historic world tour, wheeling more than 40,000 kilometres across 34 countries to promote inclusion and tackle barriers for people with disabilities.
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Ontario Liberal leadership hopefuls talk taxes, affordability and Doug Ford in final debate
Ontario Liberal leadership hopefuls on Wednesday pitched themselves as the antidote to Premier Doug Ford in a final debate before voting begins. There was little disagreement among them, though several took different tacks on taxes. Navdeep Bains, Stephanie Bowman, Lee Fairclough and Dylan Marando all took pains to say they were serious politicians at a […]
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Accessibility gaps remain 40 years after historic tour, says Rick Hansen
OTTAWA — In 1985, Canadian athlete and activist Rick Hansen embarked on a historic world tour, wheeling more than 40,000 kilometres across 34 countries to promote inclusion and tackle barriers for people with disabilities.
Ontario Liberal leadership hopefuls talk taxes, affordability and Doug Ford in final debate
Ontario Liberal leadership hopefuls on Wednesday pitched themselves as the antidote to Premier Doug Ford in a final debate before voting begins. There was little disagreement among them, though several took different tacks on taxes. Navdeep Bains, Stephanie Bowman, Lee Fairclough and Dylan Marando all took pains to say they were serious politicians at a […]
TTC adjusting service on Queen St. E. for streetcar track renewal, sewer rehabilitation work
The TTC says it is adjusting service along Queen St. E. to accommodate the renewal of aging streetcar tracks and sewer rehabilitation work. Preliminary rail welding work is already underway between Leslie and Laing streets, with 501/301 Queen streetcars diverting via Gerrard Street East between Broadview and Coxwell avenues. Replacement 501B/301B Queen and 503 Kingston […]
At least one person killed, QEW fully closed in Niagara Falls crash involving tractor trailer
At least one person has died and the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) is closed in both directions following a three-vehicle crash in Niagara Falls. Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) say the crash, which involved a tractor trailer, happened between Thorold Stone Road and Mountain Road Wednesday afternoon. One person has been pronounced dead while others are […]
Ontario court certifies class-action suit against TD Bank regarding money laundering
TORONTO — An Ontario court has certified a class-action lawsuit against TD Bank and certain members of its senior leadership team including former CEO Bharat Masrani in relation to its anti-money laundering program.
Two more soldiers injured in Alberta military base fire out of hospital
EDMONTON — Two more soldiers injured in a deadly fire at an Alberta military base have been discharged from hospital.
Pedestrian injured after being struck by vehicle in Newmarket
A pedestrian has been taken to hospital after being struck by a vehicle in Newmarket. York police were called to Davis Drive and Bathurst Street just after 6 p.m. for reports of a collision. The pedestrian was taken to a local hospital with serious injuries. The driver involved remained on the scene. The intersection is […]
Filipino community anticipates the release of the 2027 federal budget
Filipino community members are keeping a close watch on the contents of this year’s federal budget. Set to be released Thursday, the budget is drawing particular attention from community members who hope to see whether the $100 million proposal submitted by several Filipino groups during this year’s federal budget consultation process will be included in […]
Accessibility gaps remain 40 years after historic tour, says Rick Hansen
OTTAWA — In 1985, Canadian athlete and activist Rick Hansen embarked on a historic world tour, wheeling more than 40,000 kilometres across 34 countries to promote inclusion and tackle barriers for people with disabilities.
Ontario Liberal leadership hopefuls talk taxes, affordability and Doug Ford in final debate
Ontario Liberal leadership hopefuls on Wednesday pitched themselves as the antidote to Premier Doug Ford in a final debate before voting begins. There was little disagreement among them, though several took different tacks on taxes. Navdeep Bains, Stephanie Bowman, Lee Fairclough and Dylan Marando all took pains to say they were serious politicians at a […]
Canada, China agree to extend deal on canola and steel access to late 2028
On Wednesday, Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu said the deal on canola and access for Chinese steel is being extended by two years, to the end of 2028.
12 people arrested in connection with unsanctioned Guelph homecoming party
All the accused are between the ages of 17 and 21.