Premier Doug Ford is feeling the heat over his refusal to testify at the federal Emergencies Act inquiry — and losing his cool.

Federal sources say the prime minister won’t sit down with the premiers until a framework for a health deal is agreed upon with most of the provinces and territories.

Detective Constable Dennis Yim would not name the countries in court, saying it would alert the killer or killers that police are on to them.

Housing experts say Ontario’s new legislation will cut house prices, it just might not happen in time for the current generation of would-be buyers

OPP commissioner: “The Ambassador Bridge Windsor was something that we felt we could clear up in two to four days, Ottawa would be five to 10 days at least once a plan was established.”

The texts between RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki and the OPP’s Thomas Carrique reveal how top police commanders viewed the political and practical challenges of last winter’s convoy protests.

The vast majority of those who died had working-class jobs. Many received no pay from their employers as they tried to recover.

Bayview Cummer Neighbourhood Association calls the decision a “misunderstanding.”

Former CP24 broadcaster Patricia Jaggernauth filed a human rights complaint against Bell Media earlier this month.

Toronto’s mayor announced blitzes to tackle common complaints like graffiti, unsightly litter bins, messy construction zones, and problem potholes.

Saad Aljabri’s case had alleged the prince sent a group to assassinate him

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly showcased two countries in lockstep on the pressing global issues of the day

The Financial Accountability Office issued a report that projects Premier Doug Ford’s government will have budget surpluses this fiscal year and through 2027-28.