44 m. ago Ontario offers $50K reward to help solve fatal 2022 shooting

On the eve of the fourth anniversary of Jonas Palmer’s death, OPP say the province is offering a $50,000 reward for information that helps to solve the fatal shooting.

Events

48 m. ago Smith and Ford sign commitments to remove trade barriers on energy, liquor and automotive industries

The agreements are not legally binding, but set out an understanding the two provinces will cooperate to remove trade barriers across multiple industries

Economics

2 h. ago Premier Ford pitches railway to Ring of Fire as Alberta says its on board

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has signed an agreement with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith to help build a railway to the mineral-rich Ring of Fire region. The two premiers signed two non-legally binding memorandums of understanding Monday about increasing trade and building energy corridors, including commitments to build oil and natural gas pipelines to northern and […]

Events

2 h. ago Alberta to hold nuclear power consultations as reactor companies weigh opportunities

CALGARY — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government plans to hold public consultations this fall about adding nuclear power to the province’s energy mix. There have long been discussions about building reactors in Alberta — including ones that could power oilsands operations — but the province is currently reliant on natural gas for electricity. […]

Society

3 h. ago FUREY: Clean up the TDSB this summer before kids return to class

As Toronto public school students enjoy a summer full of camps, play and sports, let’s hope the system that they return to in September undergoes significant change.   Public education in Ontario has become a mess. That is why it is welcome news that the provincial government has appointed supervisors to take over a number of […]

Society

4 h. ago Toronto getting new flight to country known for pristine beaches and classic cars

If you're like me and already dreaming of a sunny escape this upcoming winter, you'll be pleased to hear that a new flight service was just introduced from Toronto to a country known for its tropical white, sandy beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and streets full of vintage cars. As part of its winter 2025/26 schedule out of Ontario, WestJet is officially welcoming Havana, Cuba, to its route map for the first time. The airline is also set to deliver non-stop flights from several cities across the province this year, increasing its Ontario southbound seat capacity by eight per cent compared to the same season last year. Here in Toronto, WestJet will be boosting capacity from Pearson Airport by five per cent, led by two new sun routes (Havana and Samaná, Dominican Republic) as well as significant increases to existing destinations. Flights from Toronto to Havana will depart twice weekly starting Dec. 18, and flights to ...

Transport

5 h. ago Summer outing turns tragic after toddler drowns in St. Lawrence River

A day by the water had a devastating outcome when Ontario Provincial Police responded to a toddler drowning in the St. Lawrence River last week.

Events

5 h. ago Ontario Police Leaders Launch Answer the Call Campaign to Recruit the Next Generation of Officers

New provincewide effort aims to modernize recruitment and address urgent staffing shortages TORONTO — Today, Ontario’s police leadership has announced the launch of Answer the Call, a provincewide marketing campaign to recruit the next generation of police officers. In a first-of-its-kind collaboration, the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP), Ontario Association of Police Service […]

Events

6 h. ago Escaped murderer from Quebec may be hiding out in Ontario, police say

Ontario Provincial Police say a convicted murderer who recently escaped from a Quebec prison may be hiding out in southwestern Ontario.

Events

7 h. ago How a few rich dairy farmers are sabotaging Canada’s big, beautiful trading future: Full Comment podcast

For a moment, it seemed all Canadians understood that, facing U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff war, we had to make our economy as resilient and competitive as possible. As Martha Hall Findlay discusses with Brian Lilley, there was finally talk of ending Ottawa’s war on oil and gas, building infrastructure and boosting productivity. The government […]

Other

7 h. ago Leong: When it comes to bicycle infrastructure, province should stay in its own lane

Alberta government all over the place when it comes to views on road capacity

Economics

8 h. ago China sees record temperatures as students shelter from heat wave

A total of 28 locations across central Henan and eastern Shandong provinces issued their most severe alerts for extreme heat on Monday.

Sport

9 h. ago Brookfield Veterans Debut Firm to Bet on Health Care, Insurance

After about two decades of working for Brookfield Asset Management, Bahir Manios and David Levenson have launched their own firm to invest in infrastructure, health care and financial services.

Economics

16 h. ago Des particularités québécoises à préserver en matière d’égalité des sexes et de laïcité

Il s’agit de choix démocratiques qui le distinguent des autres provinces et des autres pays.

Culture

21 h. ago Hive Hydrogen Invites Proposals for $5.8 Billion South Africa Plant

Hive Hydrogen South Africa said it’s seeking proposals from engineering companies to develop the $5.8 billion green hydrogen project it’s planning in the country’s Eastern Cape province.

Economics

27 h. ago St. Thomas Police and fire departments are warning residents to stay away from the city’s downtown, as a fire has hit the city’s core.

Arson is suspected in a St. Thomas fire early Sunday that destroyed a heritage building on the city's main street, police said 

Events

29 h. ago ‘Every day matters’: B.C. stands by decision to cut drug funding for child with terminal brain disease

Despite a personal plea from family, Health Minister Josie Osborne has upheld the province’s decision to stop funding Brineura for nine-year-old Charleigh Pollock.

Other

29 h. ago 'Every day matters': Heartbroken B.C. mom urges government to restore drug funding for child with terminal brain disease

Despite a personal plea from family, Health Minister Josie Osborne has upheld the province’s decision to stop funding Brineura for nine-year-old Charleigh Pollock

Politics

29 h. ago Alberta man killed after crane collapses at Saskatoon construction site

A 30-year-old Alberta man died after a crane collapsed at a Saskatoon construction site, and provincial safety officials are now investigating.

Events

30 h. ago Conditions extrêmes dans le sud de la province: humidex de 40 et veille d’orages violents

L’indice humidex grimpera à 40 et une veille d’orages violents est émise dans certains secteurs au cours de la journée de dimanche.

Events