Tony Sinopoli is under investigation in four separate complaints for his work as a renovator. He says a “million per cent” he did nothing wrong.

Jews are most targeted group in Canada for hate crimes. They faced 61 per cent of all police-reported hate incidents, according to B’nai Brith.

On social media, commentators are taking sides, vilifying or commending, the swift action of the police officers involved, writes Rosie DiManno.

Testing in the province’s elementary schools, all online for the first time, was halted after a few frustrating days with resumption date unclear.

Every country in the world has domestic abusers who murder their families, every country has gangs who inflict violence on each other, depressed people considering taking their own lives. But only the U.S. makes it so easy, Edward Keenan writes.

The controversial AR-15 semi-automatic weapon and its various knock-offs have featured in mass shootings.

Meanwhile, defence lawyer Megan Savard sought to convince jury that the two complainants ‘spun nuggets of truth’ into’ extravagant and false’ allegations of sexual assault.

Liberal Leader Steven Del Duca says only he can stop Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford’s controversial Highway 413.

The end result is locking decades worth of taxpayer dollars into an antiquated model of elderly care that’s failed during the pandemic.

Eleanor Matsuura, best known for her role in “The Walking Dead,” talks about anti-Asian rhetoric reportedly hurled at her by a Canada Post worker.

Skyrocketing inflation is galvanizing unionized workers to ask for more at the bargaining table, and experts predict more strikes on the horizon.

Meanwhile, travelers to Cyprus will no longer be required to show either a valid COVID-19 vaccination or a recovery certificate.