“Chair girl” was set to learn whether she would have to serve jail time for throwing a chair into a crowded highway today. She threw the chair onto a busy highway in Toronto last year on Feb 9, 2019.
Coronavirus centres across Ontario will be opening in the coming days, as the province and the country begin to put measures in place that will protect Canadians from the highly contagious virus.
Despite the worsening state of coronavirus, flights from infection epicentres like China, Italy and Iran continue to pile in.
A recent poll shows that the Liberal Government’s approval ratings have spiked following talk of a possible agreement that could end Canada’s rail blockades
Justin Trudeau's Department of Infrastructure, which is headed by the ever-controversial Catherine McKenna, cannot account for billions of taxpayer money.
A doctor at cancer treatment centre in an Ontario hospital has tested positive for coronavirus after recently seeing cancer patients.
Four more cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Ontario. The provinces total number of cases has reached 41 as of Wednesday.
Erin O’Toole has criticized Justin Trudeau’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic, saying that the prime minister has “given up the fight against COVID19.”
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is healthy and has no sign of coronavirus after attending a conference this weekend, along with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Nearly 24,000 Toronto city employees could go on strike Saturday, as members of CUPE Local 79 have been without a contract since the end of 2019.
A Liberal MP from the Montreal area is in self-isolation after he attended an AIPAC conference held in Washington, D.C.
The coronavirus could infect 35 to 70 percent of Canadians and the country may need to implement quarantine centres and makeshift hospitals to avoid further spread of the virus.
U Vic has cancelled a conservative from speaking because there were "considerable concerns around safety and security for this event.”
CPC candidate Leslyn Lewis has revealed a secret recording of Peter MacKay, where he tells so-cons to be quiet until the party is in a better place.
Montreal Mayor Valerie Plante has announced that the city would be entering an "alert mode," as fears that the coronavirus will sweep the city.