Ontario to standardize truck driver training after scathing auditor general report

TORONTO — Ontario is introducing standardized entry-level training for commercial truck drivers several months after a scathing audit revealed the province was not effectively monitoring training and licensing regimes. Transportation

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Command post established, search and rescue officers looking for missing Markham woman

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Search and rescue officers are on the scene looking for a 28-year-old Markham woman who went missing early Friday morning.

7-in-10 Canadians support Carney’s decision to halt U.S. trade talks, new Abacus poll shows

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Canada’s trade standoff with Donald Trump and the United States is entering a volatile new phase — but a large

Groovy, baby: Mike Myers turns Toronto’s Bloor–Yonge into a dance floor

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Toronto commuters got an unexpected dose of groovy energy this week when Canadian comedy icon Mike Myers posted an Instagram

The $300M Russian cargo plane trapped in Canada

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If you’ve driven by Toronto Pearson International Airport at all in the past four years, you may have noticed the

Transport truck fire shuts down Hwy. 401 EB collectors at Winston Churchill

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A transport truck fire early Friday forced the full closure of the eastbound collector lanes of Hwy. 401 at Winston

Capital Pride is here: What you need to know this weekend in Ottawa

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Meanwhile, the Ottawa Dyke March takes place Saturday, Aug. 29, beginning with a rally at the Canadian Tribute to Human

How some generous Ottawans are helping set up kids for school success

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Tammy Allarie remembers how confident she felt as a kid on the first day of school when she could blend

PM Carney says it will always be Lake Ontario after Donald Trump’s Lake America order

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Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canadians know Lake Ontario will always be known by its original name, after U.S. President

Maple Lodge Farms in Brampton fined $500,000 after worker injured by exposure to carbon dioxide

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Poultry processing and packaging company Maple Lodge Farms has been fined $500,000 after a worker was injured at the plant