LILLEY: Canada's first case of deadly coronavirus lands in Toronto
Have you been exposed to the coronavirus yet?Regardless of where you live in Canada, the real answer is that we don’t know yet.
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Ontario WARMINGTON: OPP hope to turn up heat on cold case
Somewhere in the one-kilometre between Melanie Ethier’s New Liskeard home and her friend’s house lay the secrets of what happened to her. -
Toronto & GTA Provincial prosecutor guilty in traffic ticket-fixing for boyfriend's pal
A York Region provincial offences prosecutor was found guilty of using her position to fix traffic tickets for her police officer boyfriend. -
Toronto & GTA CRIME SCENE: Hunt for a fraudster, stabbing, cemetery heist
FRAUD WARRANTSThe hunt is on for an accused fraudster who allegedly scammed four Durham Region banks using a fake coin con. -
Columnists HANNEN: Province needs to optimize child care investments
BY ANDREA HANNENThis week, the Provincial Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs received submissions from stakeholder groups offering input on Ontario’s spring budget. -
Ontario HUNTER: Shot NRP cop's fiancee claims shooting whitewashed
Det. Sgt. Shane Donovan pumped nine bullets into Const. Nathan Parker.There is no disputing this.In total, the Niagara Regional Police veteran fired 15 lead pills from his semi-automatic service Glock. -
Ontario Ford says he's losing patience with teacher strikes
As a week of rotating school strikes wound down, Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he was getting fed up with union leaders constantly taking teachers out of the classroom. -
Ontario Premier Doug Ford puts up $20M to fight guns and gangs
The Ford government is investing more money in backing local police forces in their fight against guns and gangs while also calling on the federal government to deal with issues ...
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Local News Overdoses lead to opioid warning
Ontario Provincial Police are stepping up their fight against opioid drug use and deaths, this time using education in the hope of reducing harm caused by the drugs. -
Local News Program update comes in response to farmers' concerns
Don Tubb moves a flock of Topsy Farms sheep on their way to a new autumn pasture on Amherst Island in 2012. -
Provincial Napanee OPP charge Whitby man with drug trafficking
A Whitby man was arrested Monday by Napanee Ontario Provincial Police after they discovered two large garbage bags of marijuana in the back seat and more in the trunk of ... -
Provincial Ford takes step to dismantle cap and trade, officially winds...
TORONTO — Ontario’s new premier has taken a step in his plan to dismantle the province’s cap-and-trade system, a move some observers say leaves businesses involved in the program grappling ... -
Provincial Doug Ford sworn in as Ontario premier, reveals cabinet
Doug Ford was being sworn as Ontario's new premier Friday morning at Queen's Park, weeks after a sweeping victory in the provincial election. -
Provincial Doug Ford says nurses, teachers exempt from public sector hi...
TORONTO — Doug Ford says teachers and nurses are exempt from the public sector hiring freeze he has ordered as part of his efforts to curb government spending. -
Provincial Ford orders public sector hiring freeze, excludes essential ...
TORONTO — Ontario’s incoming premier has put the public service under a hiring freeze as part of a series of measures meant to limit spending as he re-examines the province’s ... -
Provincial Provincial election: Where the parties stand on daycare
TORONTO -- Childcare is one of the major issues in Ontario's election, with all three main parties proposing vastly different visions of how best to help families at a time ... -
Provincial Ford scrapping media bus for campaign suggests Tories want h...
TORONTO — Ontario’s newly minted Progressive Conservative leader will not bring journalists with him on the campaign trail this spring, a rare move experts and critics say suggests the Tories ... -
Provincial School arts education funding unequal across Ontario: Report
TORONTO — Students across Ontario have unequal access to arts programming because of inconsistent funding, a lack of space in schools and fewer qualified arts teachers, a report from an ...
