5 d. ago First NSL game at B.C. Place a special moment for women’s soccer in Canada

Northern Super League offers opportunity for players to grow the game in Canada as players relish the chance for a league of their own

Sport

5 d. ago Ontario’s environment minister plans to consider ‘growing the economy’ in his decisions

Todd McCarthy, who became the environment minister last month, said he was considering economic outcomes as part of ensuring he is effectively completing his role.

Politics

6 d. ago Education minister ‘concerned’ by vaccination rates amidst Ontario measles outbreak

The province has been dealing with a measles outbreak since the end of last year, with hundreds of new cases reported weekly. Some schools have suspended students.

Politics

9 d. ago Trump hasn’t worked out how auto parts tariff would work, Ontario minister says

The Trump administration has yet to land on a formula for tariffs on automotive parts, according to one of Premier Doug Ford's top cabinet ministers.

Politics

1 week ago Enormous $5 million home in Ontario is the epitome of quiet luxury

This $5 million luxury Ontario home is the epitome of quiet sophistication, replete with elegant finishes and subtle odes to opulence.Where so many custom-built, grand homes can all too often teeter towards gaudy, 2554 Liruma Road, located in Mississauga's sought-after Sheridan Homelands, pays homage to quieter displays of grandeur.Standing at a sweeping 8,700 sq. ft. on a 21,600 sq. ft. lot, this home is a stately refuge of epic proportions.The grand foyer.Take the grand foyer, which greets you immediately upon entering the home, for instance. A Juliette balcony overlooks the first floor, while 24-foot vaulted ceilings give an immediate sense of grandeur, complemented by Marmi Fiandre marble flooring, regal wainscotting and electric heated floors throughout.The living room.The sweeping, 620 sq. ft. living room is similarly spectacular, with its 21-foot coffered ceiling and a towering cast-stone fireplace making for an eye-catching centrepiece.For more intimate get-togethe...

Economics

2 w. ago Opening mines faster in Ontario will add ‘soft power leverage’ over Trump: minister

During a recent cabinet reshuffle, Ontario Premier Doug Ford added responsibility for mines to the portfolio of his existing energy minister.

Politics

2 w. ago «Jour de résiliation»: Trump nuit aux familles américaines, affirme Doug Ford

Le premier ministre de l’Ontario estime que Donald Trump va nuire aux familles américaines avec son «jour de la libération».

Economics

2 w. ago Shortfalls identified in child and youth mental health system: Ontario auditor

Ontario's auditor general says the Ministry of Health could more effectively plan and oversee child and youth mental health services in the province.

Science

2 w. ago More emergency department closures feared as temporary funding ends

The Ontario Medical Association and Ontario’s Ministry of Health have said they are in active negotiations to find a more permanent solution. As of Monday, when the temporary program was set to end, no agreement was in place.

Culture

2 w. ago Program considered lifeline for rural ERs ends with no permanent fix in place

The Ontario Medical Association and Ontario’s Ministry of Health have said they are in active negotiations to find a more permanent solution. As of Monday, when the temporary program was set to end, no agreement was in place.

Other

2 w. ago Nine Ontario supervised drug consumption sites to close despite injunction, minister says

The Ontario provincial government says nine supervised consumption sites will close Tuesday as planned, despite a recent court injunction allowing them to remain open temporarily. The office of Health Minister Sylvia Jones says nine sites that applied for funding to transition into government-approved service hubs will proceed with those plans. The Ontario Superior Court of […]

Politics

3 w. ago $3 million Toronto unit could change your idea of basement apartments

Anyone who has been apartment hunting knows the general rule, avoid basement apartments at all costs. Unless, of course, you're out of options. No one really wants to live in a basement apartment. They have a reputation of being dark, damp, and generally kinda depressing. However, 1-15 Scarth Rd. might just defy all the stereotypes of basement dwellings. Located in a century-old Victorian home in Rosedale that was renovated back in 2018, this is not your average basement unit. The main living areas. This unit is just one of four units in the historic home and boasts an impressive 3,000 square feet of living space. A breakfast nook. Perhaps more impressive is how light-filled and beautiful this unit is despite being mostly below ground. A living room with tons of light. Thanks to the large windows and skylights, this split-level unit is bright, warm and sophisticated with wide plank engineered wood floors throughout. Exposed brick det...

Economics

3 w. ago Ring of Fire road will be ‘real opportunity’ for northern Ontario, minister says

Creating a way to mine the mineral-rich area in northern Ontario has been on Premier Doug Ford's to-do list since he was elected for the first time in 2018.

Events

3 w. ago Ottawa weather: Drivers removed from cars in ditches as spring snow squall snarls morning commute

Ontario's Ministry of Transportation reported multiple crashes on the 417, and Ottawa police warned of traffic issues throughout the city.

Transport