‘Improperly disposed’ battery leads to garbage truck fire in Etobicoke

Toronto Fire Services is reporting another blaze connected to lithium-ion batteries. Fire Chief Jim Jessop posted a video on social media Friday morning saying that multiple improperly disposed lithium-ion batteries

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Ontario waste depots are drowning in used tires — and experts say it is only going to get worse

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A growing number of Ontario municipalities will no longer accept used tires because an organization tasked with shipping them to

Uyghur group asks Canada to go beyond 'vague' response to China ethnic-unity law

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OTTAWA - Ottawa’s reaction to a new Chinese law on ethnic unity is tepid and does not live up to

OINP applicants take Ford government to court over fair review of applications 

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Standing outside Osgoode Hall on Wednesday, Shobitjeet Singh, one of the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) applicants, described what the

U.S. Justice Dept reaches deal with South Bow on Keystone spill in Kansas in 2022

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CALGARY - The U.S. Justice Department has reached a settlement agreement with pipeline company South Bow Corp. over a 2022

Applications for federal public service jobs drop by almost 30 per cent

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OTTAWA - The number of people applying for a job in the federal government plummeted last year as Ottawa works

Birthday for the ages: Canada’s oldest reported man turns 110 in Montreal

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Joseph Mery Arthur reached a milestone few ever will on Tuesday when he turned 110 years old, officially making him

Ottawa police search for missing girl, 14

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The Ottawa Police Service is seeking public assistance in locating a 14-year-old Ottawa girl. Kaylie Carvalho-Leblond was last seen in

Should Toronto bars stay open until 6 a.m.? One city councillor is proposing just that

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In some Toronto neighbourhoods, bars and clubs could stay open until sunrise, if a proposal from a city councillor gains traction.Paul

Liberals set to hold nomination for upcoming Toronto byelection

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OTTAWA - The Liberals are planning to choose a candidate July 18 for an upcoming byelection in a Toronto-area riding