Canadian Tech's rightward drift
Following years of disillusionment with the Federal Liberal Party, Canada’s most high profile tech CEOs are leading a ...
Vancouver taxi driver used his cab to make cocaine deliveries: judge
A B.C. Supreme Court judge found a Vancouver taxi driver knowingly used his cab to help two men make cocaine deliveries.
Work continues to reclaim Alberta land affected by 2024 fireguards
Fireguards, a common fire suppression technique, are strategically placed barriers that aim to stop — or at least hinder — wildfire from spreading. Often, heavy equipment is used to remove vegetation ...
Hamilton, Halton and Brant area schools closed Thursday after heavy snowfall
After heavy snow hit much of southern Ontario Wednesday night, schools in the Hamilton, Brantford and Burlington areas are ...
Teachers at northern Ontario school board fall back on 'old school' methods following a 'cyber incident'
Teachers at the Rainbow District School Board in northeastern Ontario have had to return to “old school” methods after a ...
Calls grow for extended urgent care hours in rapidly growing town of Cochrane
As Cochrane’s population balloons, a recently formed health foundation and two grieving parents are pushing for extended ...
Ontario family grieving after their dogs were shot dead in their backyard during a coyote hunt
Provincial police and Ontario's Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) are investigating after a Central Elgin family's two pet ...
School buses cancelled, weather advisories lifted in Windsor, Chatham and Sarnia areas
This most recent hit of winter weather across much of southern Ontario, including the southwest part of the province — has ...
Jewelry store smash-and-grabs becoming 'commonplace' in Waterloo region and GTA, police chief says
Caption: Waterloo regional police are continuing to raise awareness about the growing trend of jewelry store robberies this year. Chief Mark Crowell explains how the thefts are typically carried out ...
Two-thirds of Manitoba's Crown prosecutors meet criteria for PTSD, anxiety or depression, survey suggests
Sixty-five per cent of Manitoba’s criminal Crown attorneys who responded to a survey meet the criteria for post-traumatic ...
Despite efforts to save it, University of Guelph's historic conservatory has been demolished
It took months for a decision to be made. But now, a historic conservatory on the University of Guelph campus has been torn ...
Police HQ questions remain, but inquiry may not answer what the city and public want to know
There is a disjunction between the police HQ inquiry the city asked the province to commission and what the NDP government ...