Report details violent incidents, safety concerns raised by teachers before they walked off the job at Toronto high school.

That no one was injured or killed in a string of attacks on Carr Law “was a matter of pure luck,” Justice Michelle Fuerst wrote.

New Democrat MPPs who went on a $95 biweekly “social assistance diet” this fall say doubling rates paid to people living on Ontario Works and the Ontario Disability Support Program would cost $8 billion a year but save more.

In a position defence lawyers called “unbelievable,” prosecutors are seeking a sentence equivalent to first-degree murder.

Former attorney general Yasir Naqvi says he is actively considering a bid for the leadership of the Ontario Liberals.

The old legal principle of ‘equitable conversion’ gives the buyer ownership once both sides have signed the deal, writes Bob Aaron

New University of Alberta analyzes transportation costs to and from cancer treatments, one of the highest out-of-pocket expenses for patients.

New fleet of Embraer E-195 jets will offer economy travellers more legroom plus included beer, wine and snacks and no middle seat, Porter CEO says.

Wordle, Ukraine and World Cup topped Google’s list of most searched terms by Canadians in 2022.

MPs said they’re being thrust into playing the role of firearms analysts for Canadians bombarding them with technical questions about the proposed new gun restrictions.

A letter from the Ontario Court of Appeals raises concerns about the safety and accessibility of the historic building.

A last minute assist from former senator Murray Sinclair led to chiefs uniting on the contentious issue — though the government is not required to drop the latest appeal of the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal’s compensation order.