Franco-Ontarian MP Francis Drouin apologized on Thursday for referring to witnesses three days earlier as ‘extremists’ and ‘full of s—.’
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Calgary accountant convicted of fraud and theft expected to be sentenced
A Calgary accountant who stole more than $500,000 from a Red Deer woman’s estate is expected to be sentenced on Thursday.
Be there with balaclavas on
Safe workplaces. Clean streets. Rising bakeries. A promising new apartment building. Development regulations relax. New meets old on Monkstown Road.
Letters May 9, 2024: ‘Toronto hockey fans should demand change.’
Leafs fans, it’ll be alright To all the hockey fans who happen to cheer for the team from the centre of the universe, take heart. I have the solution to all your heartache after yet another loss to the big bad Bruins, fire the arrogant coach Keefe, trade the two primadonnas, Matthews and Marner, maybe […]
No injuries after Oakville, Ont. house fire
No injuries were reported after a fire broke out at a home in Oakville overnight.
Toronto FC beats semi-pro side CS Saint-Laurent 3-0 in Canadian Championship
Matty Longstaff broke a deadlock in the 50th minute and Toronto FC went on to defeat semi-pro side CS Saint-Laurent 3-0 in the opening leg of their Canadian Championship quarterfinal on Wednesday.
ComediHa! to hold Montreal comedy festival in July
The ComediHa! group has announced that it will offer several activities in Montreal at the end of July before its flagship event in Quebec City.
Vancouver bans sale of some butane lighters
The City of Vancouver has decided to prohibit the sale of continuous flame butane lighters and introduced a hefty fine for anyone who violates the new bylaw.
Vancouver cop who struck pedestrian with cruiser fined $2,000
A police officer who struck a pedestrian with his cruiser while speeding through Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside nearly two years ago has been fined $2,000.
No more doctor’s note! Quebec Labour Minister to introduce bill to reduce paperwork
On Wednesday, Labour Minister Jean Boulet announced that he will table a bill to cut red tape, so that family doctors can free up an additional 500,000 medical appointments for patients each year by a plan to put an end to require a medical note in order to be reimbursed by an insurance company.
