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CROSS-CANADA ROUTE SEVERED AFTER NORTHERN ONTARIO BRIDGE SPLITS APART
The Nipigon River Bridge has been closed for an indefinite time due to mechanical issues, according to the Ontario Provincial Police... READ MORE›
BARACK OBAMA THANKS CAPE BRETON FOR WELCOMING AMERICANS FLEEING DONALD TRUMP
U.S. President Barack Obama gives Cape Breton a shout-out during a toast to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the White House state dinner... READ MORE›
MADAGASCAR: TRUCK CRASH KILLS 47, INCLUDING NEWLY-WEDS
The truck was reportedly transporting guests who were celebrating a wedding a day earlier... READ MORE›
'YOU COME IN BY WATER, AND YOU LEAVE BY WATER,' SAYS BUSINESS OWNER
Dale Hilton, a proponent of so-called green funerals, shows the pressurized vessel his Smiths Falls, Ont., business uses to break down human remains... READ MORE›
QUEBEC'S ORDER OF VETERINARIANS BANS PET COSMETIC SURGERY
Veterinarians in Quebec will no longer be able to crop the tails or ears of pets for cosmetic purposes beginning in 2017... READ MORE›
'MISOGYNISTIC, HOMOPHOBIC GARBAGE' NOT WELCOME IN OTTAWA, MAYOR TELLS ROOSH V
Roosh V and his views not welcome in Ottawa, Mayor Jim Watson tweets... READ MORE›
EDUCATORS DEBATE WHETHER SOME MATH BASICS ARE 'A DEAD ISSUE IN THE YEAR 2016'
Teachers who wish to use discovery-based teaching techniques should consider doing so conservatively the instructional balance should always favour direct instruction, she wrote... READ MORE›
CANADA'S TOP COURT TO RULE ON METIS, NON-STATUS INDIAN RIGHTS
Hunting, fishing and forestry rights for non-status Indians could be acknowledged and respected, according to the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples... READ MORE›
AT LEAST 50 POLICE OFFICERS CURRENTLY SUSPENDED WITH PAY IN ONTARIO
Toronto Police Services says 14 officers are currently suspended with pay. The OPP says 29 of its officers are suspended with pay... READ MORE›
CRA ORDERS FIRST NATIONS MAN TO PAY $190,000 IN BACK TAXES
Told he was exempt, Ottawa man now ordered to pay 190,000 in back taxes... READ MORE›
THE SHELTER THAT GIVES WINE TO ALCOHOLICS
From these conversations, they established Ottawa Inner City Health, an association of agencies and organisations with the goal of bringing real help to homeless people... READ MORE›
DENTIST BANNED FOR LIFE AFTER PATIENT DEATH IS WORKING AGAIN IN HEALTH CARE
Pierre Dupont, banned for life from dentistry in Quebec, now a foot doc in Ontario... READ MORE›
CANADA HAS 20 PERCENT OF THE PLANET'S FRESHWATER. BUT SOME WORRY THERE'S NOT ENOUGH TO GO AROUND.
Campaigners want to shut down a Nestle bottled water plant in southern Ontario, arguing there's not enough water to go around... READ MORE›
'HOVERBOARDS' ARE ILLEGAL TO RIDE ON UK ROADS AND PAVEMENTS POLICE WARN
A driver of a self balancing personal transporter will be in breach of section 87 and section 143 Road Traffic Act 1988... READ MORE›
RBC ADMITS PRIVACY BREACH AFTER INCORRECT RRSP RECEIPTS MAILED TO HUNDREDS OF CUSTOMERS
Around the holidays, retailers often land in hot water for mailing personal customer information to the wrong address, for example... READ MORE›
MAN DEAD AFTER CAR FLIES OFF HWY. 416 OVERPASS ONTO HWY. 417 BELOW
Ontario Provincial Police identified the man as a 46-year-old from Ottawa... READ MORE›
3 VEHICLES ABANDONED WITH KEYS IN IGNITION NEAR CITY LOT, POLICE SAY
Saturday, just down the road from a City of Ottawa traffic operations lot... READ MORE›
LIZ SANDALS WON'T RULE OUT CLOSING PROVINCIAL SCHOOLS FOR DISABLED & DEAF
Will the Minister of Education ensure that no provincial or demonstration schools will be closed?... READ MORE›
HE SAID HE WAS 17 BUT HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL PLAYER MAY BE CLOSER TO 30
Mr. Nicola was being held at the South West Detention Center, reports say, and has had two reviews before the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada... READ MORE›
PRIME MINISTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU VISITS PHYSICS THINK-TANK IN WATERLOO, ONT., TODAY
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Waterloo, Ont., today to make an announcement, according to his itinerary... READ MORE›
QUEBEC'S LEGAL ACTION ON ENERGY EAST MISCHARACTERIZED, NOTLEY SAYS
Premier says initial criticism of quebec's move was based on misunderstanding, and transcanada is ok with it... READ MORE›
ARMED POLICE SURROUND LONDON HOME OVER CLAIMS MAN INSIDE HAS 'HAZARDOUS ITEMS' AS 80 PEOPLE EVACUATEDA
Steve Carroll, 42, told Get West London that armed police were using the nearby leisure centre car park due to an emergency ... READ MORE›
FACTORY WORKER WHO WALKED 20 MILES TO WORK FLEES DETROIT HOME OVER VIOLENCE AND DEATH FEARS
He also has perfect attendance at the Schain Mold Engineering factory in the Rochester Hills suburbs, the Detroit Free Press reported... READ MORE›
ANISHINAABE COOK USES LANGUAGE TO TEACH ABOUT TRADITIONAL FOOD
Instead, he wants people to embrace more traditional indigenous foods like corn, also known as mandamin in Anishinaabemowin... READ MORE›
HAMILTON POLICE CHARGE 78-YEAR-OLD WOMAN WITH STUNT DRIVING
Every day police officers find drivers of all ages who choose to speed, said Hamilton Police Const. Stephen Welton... READ MORE›
SOUTHERN ONTARIO, QUEBEC GET HIT WITH 1ST BLAST OF WINTER WEATHER
Much of eastern Ontario, along with areas including Sudbury and North Bay, remain under winter storm warnings... READ MORE›
THE HIGH-RISK WORLD OF SYNDICATED MORTGAGES
As well, Fortress has taken responsibility for completing the Barrie project and repaying the syndicated mortgage holders... READ MORE›
EASTERN ONTARIO PUB DESTROYED BY FIRE
Tuesday, reporting flames and smoke at Moose McGuire's at 385 Ottawa St. in Almonte, according to Lanark County OPP... READ MORE›
BOY, 11, LEADS POLICE ON 'DANGEROUS' CAR CHASE AFTER GRAND THEFT AUTO SESSION
Police say the boy wanted to see what it was like to drive a car after playing the Grand Theft Auto video game on November 26... READ MORE›
SUICIDES PLAGUE AN ABORIGINAL COMMUNITY IN CANADA
Since September, 101 people in the Attawapiskat First Nation, a remote aboriginal community with about 2,000 residents, have attempted suicide... READ MORE›