Talks are scheduled all weekend between the province and the Canadian Union of Public Employees’ school boards bargaining unit.

Ontario’s chief medical officer is being accused of not walking his own talk after going maskless at a party Thursday night.

CEO of Ontario Pharmacists Association says influx would not be enough to fix the problem, and challenge will be to ration it and avoid panic buying.

Layoffs at the big tech companies mean more talent will be looking to enter different tech spaces which is good for innovation, experts say.

Police identified a 17-year-old man from Brampton as a suspect in connection with the incident.

As an inferno engulfs Al and Carla Rutherford’s bedroom — the killer blocking an exit — Al desperately tries to save his wife, his dogs and himself. With his dying words, he manages to solve his own murder.

Senior federal public servants advising cabinet on the so-called “Freedom Convoy” protests say they saw no clear path to resolving them before the use of the Emergencies Act, suggesting it was necessary to quell an escalating series of protests t...

Toronto’s interim city manager says shelter and affordable rental programs are at risk as the city faces a projected $200-million loss

B.C. defends the use of the firearms, which followed two cases of officers being injured in bear attacks.

Former workers are tweeting solidarity messages under the hashtag #LoveWhereYouWorked as Twitter employees post quitting videos online.

Why short sleeves (or none) and knee-length pants have been the practice dress code for Argos lineman Dariusz Bladek despite sub-zero temperatures.

An association representing developers said the GTA is in “the midst of a housing crisis” and more homes are needed to meet increased demand.