A popular spot for juicy Iraqi-style chicken is finally opening a location in downtown Toronto. Ketkoot has a location in Mississauga at Ridgeway Plaza, but now the mini chicken chain is opening a new ...

A best-selling author and educator who took on the daunting task of debating religious orthodoxy in the public realm during a time of great cultural upheaval (the post–9/11 era) learned that being ...

An Ontario man faces more than 50 charges of voyeurism and related offences in connection with an ongoing police investigation in the southwestern part of the province, authorities say. Guelph Police ...

Tuesday night’s massive $85-million Lotto Max draw produced hundreds of thousands of winning tickets across Canada, including several worth $1 million or more. The winning numbers for the Oct. 13, ...

Police are on scene at Paul Dwyer High School in north Oshawa after “threats” were made to the school, prompting to put the school in lockdown and two neighbouring schools – R.S. McLaughlin Collegiate ...

A food product sold in several Canadian provinces has been recalled because it may pose a serious risk to people with an allergy. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued a recall for ...

Update: The OPP said the Toronto-bound lanes of the QEW, closed just before the Burlington Skyway, should reopen before 8 a.m. No injuries were reported, police said. Original story follows. The QEW ...

The story of the City of Oshawa imposing $1,850 in nuisance fines on the Canadian Automotive Museum for actions taken by the city’s unhoused population on the property has gone viral, with the ...

A highway running through Brampton could look very different in the years ahead as Peel Region proceeds with plans to overhaul a section of the road, but the finished product won’t include additional ...

The Conservative MP tasked with leading his party’s efforts to convince Albertans to stay in Canada says he is concerned by reports of separatists going to Washington and offering up fresh water and ...

Two Nova Scotia universities are condemning a sign that was displayed at an off-campus property in Antigonish on the weekend, saying it perpetuated rape culture. Tara Taylor, a professor at St.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she needs a yes to those nine in order to send a message to Ottawa that provinces need more autonomy and respect. “It’s time for us to come together, stand up for ...