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The on again, off again Gordie Howe Bridge saga appears to be on again — for now — with an official opening set for July 27.
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The Toronto Police Service identified the victims late Monday afternoon as 25-year-old Shaquan Quashie and 20-year-old Cesar Vernaza, while the community gathered on St. Clair to hold a vigil in their honor.
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The official cost of the world’s biggest sporting event has been pegged at over $1 billion for the country, and fans and experts have been assessing whether it was worth it.
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Police say that what initially prompted an active-shooter warning Saturday was an exchange of gunfire between two people targeting each other.
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Host cities are beginning to weigh the pros and cons of the FIFA World Cup.
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Closed Niagara Falls, Ont. park had previously suggested it might need to euthanize the whales if it didn’t receive funding to care for them.
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Next step is negotiations to finalize a deal which includes manufacturing that could create thousands of jobs in Canada.
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The seven bands of the Williams Treaties First Nations east of Toronto have signed a deal with the Ontario and Canadian governments to own part of a nuclear reactor.
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Canada set a new World Cup best for total goals scored and advanced to the Round of 32 for its first time in only its third appearance at the global soccer tournament.
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President Trump has slammed the North American free trade deal, and has previously suggested he could renew it or let it end.