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London attack accused told cab driver to call 911, take video of arrest, trial hears

London attack accused told cab driver to call 911, take video of arrest, trial hears

WINDSOR, Ont.
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Ontario Liberals say over 80,000 members eligible to vote in leadership race

Ontario Liberals say over 80,000 members eligible to vote in leadership race

TORONTO — The Ontario Liberals say the party has 80,000 members eligible to vote in the upcoming leadership race, the highest number in its history.
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London attack suspect inspired by white nationalism, planned to kill Muslims: Crown

London attack suspect inspired by white nationalism, planned to kill Muslims: Crown

WINDSOR, Ont.
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Ontario holding student housing consultations, minister says

Ontario holding student housing consultations, minister says

TORONTO — Ontario is holding consultations with colleges, universities and municipalities this fall on student housing, the colleges and universities minister said Monday, as a key report looking at post-secondary funding is expected soon.
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Charges against Peter Nygard in Toronto sex-assault case reduced

TORONTO — The number of charges in the Toronto sexual-assault case against Canadian fashion mogul Peter Nygard have been reduced from 11 to six.
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Ontario may not move forward with facilitators for regional governments

Ontario may not move forward with facilitators for regional governments

TORONTO — Ontario's new minister of municipal affairs and housing suggests the province may not move forward with a review of six regions with both upper- and lower-tier municipal governments.
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U of Waterloo stabbing at gender studies class amounts to terrorism: prosecutors

U of Waterloo stabbing at gender studies class amounts to terrorism: prosecutors

Federal prosecutors say the charges against a man accused of a triple stabbing targeting a gender studies class at the University of Waterloo amount to terrorism offences.
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Charges laid against company, directors in St. Catharines waste plant fire

Charges laid against company, directors in St. Catharines waste plant fire

A hazardous-waste management company and its directors are facing 84 charges after a fire at a St. Catharines-Ont. waste plant earlier this year killed a worker and led to the evacuation of nearby homes. St.
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Toronto police officer charged in shooting of Black man in February

Toronto police officer charged in shooting of Black man in February

TORONTO — A Toronto police officer is facing criminal charges in the February shooting of a man who was left with serious injuries. Ontario's police watchdog said officers had responded to a park for a report of a man with a knife.
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Toronto secondary teacher bargaining team doesn't support deal to avoid strikes

Toronto secondary teacher bargaining team doesn't support deal to avoid strikes

TORONTO — The largest local bargaining unit of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation has told members it opposes a tentative agreement between the provincial union and the government that would avoid the possibility of strikes.
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