Election committee chair Ian Brodie released a statement citing that they are aware of the “serious allegations of wrongdoing,” by the Patrick Brown campaign.

America is a nation on edge after another mass shooting took place in Chicago on the Fourth of July.

The Bank of Canada has a ‘zero per cent success rate’ of quickly raising interest rates without causing a recession, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives study finds.

On more than 40 occasions, judges took serious action to correct the police conduct, including dismissing charges or tossing evidence.

The crown submitted the evidence which was obtained through a police search of a cellphone belonging to a fellow protest organizer.

Toronto issued an apologetic press release Tuesday saying that the affected security guards should be rehired and paid for lost wages.

The victim, in her 20s, suffered life-threatening burns on June 17 in a random “hate-motivated” attack in the city’s west end.

“I’m not going to get a fair hearing with this panel,” personal injury lawyer Jeremy Diamond argued before a Law Society panel Tuesday. Countered Law Society counsel: “There is no miscarriage of justice … He took the chance and he doesn’t...

“Can they (Toronto Raptors) keep African-American superstars there?” said pundit Chris Broussard.

Other countries and provinces have begun the transition to a more accurate and often more convenient screening method.

The former Star editor and publisher was one of three recipients of the Michener-Baxter Award for exceptional service to Canadian public service journalism.

An “exodus” of staff from hospitals will worsen unless the Ontario government tackles a growing problem of violence and attacks against their mostly female workers by hiring more employees, the Canadian Union of Public Employees says.

Air Passenger Protection Regulations (APPR) apply in many cases, expert says. Air Canada responds that the airline will meet its obligations under APPR.