Author: maitken

With Lyme disease cases climbing steadily in Canada, the lack of an available vaccine has become a pressing concern among infectious disease specialists.

No injuries were reported after a large sinkhole was discovered at a playground within a townhouse complex in Vaughan on Wednesday night, police say.

A Paris-bound Air Canada flight had to return to Toronto Pearson Airport shortly after takeoff after a “reported engine issue,” the airline said.

The Edmonton Elks are getting dressed up for their anniversary. The Canadian Football League team unveiled its new alternate uniform, its first new one in 10 years, on Wednesday ahead of the official start to its 75th anniversary season.

A fire that destroyed a storage building in a Tsawwassen park last month has been deemed suspicious, according to authorities.

The Israeli government is being accused in published reports of involvement in an operation aimed at reducing support for Palestinians in Canada that was flagged by artificial intelligence researchers.

Around the time Liam Ray was building unique creations out of Lego, he’d started hitting random notes on his family’s piano.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau arrived in Normandy Wednesday, one day ahead of the 80th anniversary of Canadian troops storming Juno Beach in what is now referred to as D-Day.

City officials were advised to tread carefully while preparing plans for an Oak Park Road – Colborne Street West connection. “The biggest drawback that I’ve heard and I’ve heard it consistently, I’ve heard it loudly and I’ve heard it clearly,” said Coun. Brian Van Tilborg. “Nobody wants us to go anywhere near the (Oakhill) cemetery. […]

Toronto’s famed Phoenix Concert Theatre is closing its doors after more than 33 years.