Movie Review: In 'Everest: The Other Side,' tragedy and triumph intermingle on the peaks of Nepal

Hike up and ski down was Jim Morrison’s relatively straightforward dream, albeit not on your typical ski hill.Morrison and his partner Hilaree Nelson aspired to summit Mount Everest’s north side,…

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Ontario teacher contracts have expired, with no deal in sight. Here's what parents and students need to know

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The school year is about to start — but teacher and support staff contract talks are nowhere near finished.On Saturday — just…

What the Lake Ontario fight reveals about water and sovereignty

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In U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest attempt at dominating Canada, an executive order was signed last week renaming Lake Ontario…

Overnight 3‑alarm fire tears through Scarborough commercial building

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A large commercial fire in Scarborough triggered a three‑alarm response early Monday, fire officials said. The blaze broke out around…

My girlfriend is spoiled. She always says 'Ooh, I want that!' I'm not made of money. Now she's upset. Ask Lisi

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Q My daughter was just dumped by her girlfriend of three years and she’s devastated. They’re young, only 20, and they’ve…

Do employees have the right to take time off to care for a sick family member? Ask Soma

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Q: I own a small business and an employee at my company has requested time off to care for a…

Navone upsets Djokovic in opening round of US Open

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NEW YORK — Novak Djokovic grinded through physical and internal ailments, made one mistake after another and could not find what it…

How Ontario native Jack Innanen traded astrophysics for a breakout TV comedy career

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Earlier this year, Jack Innanen found himself filming the second season of FX’s “Adults” on Peter Street in Toronto —…

Three federal byelections Monday include one in Beaches–East York

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OTTAWA — As it battles a trade war on the international stage, the Carney government will also be battling it…

‘Strong suspicion of bad faith’: Interpreters still fighting for lost wages after government breached contract

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When the work suddenly dried up, Pamela Cousineau thought about leaving the country. After three decades as a freelance interpreter,…