“It is not a law that allows, authorizes, permits, prohibits or requires any emissions,” the province’s lawyer told court on Wednesday.

The policy change comes after the Star reported on the ultimatum given to a Kingston woman: lose her funding or her independence.

The attacker, now 20, immediately killed receptionist Ashley Arzaga before he was disarmed by the North York massage parlour’s manager. He pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and attempted murder on Wednesday.

The designation means the independent investigative body believes those are the officers — two each from Halton and Hamilton police — who may have caused gunman Sean Petrie’s death.

Peel Regional Police conducting investigation to avoid YRP members becoming traumatized

Toronto-based Tamil director V.T. Nayani explores what it means to be an immigrant or refugee and seek refuge on Indigenous land in her feature debut.

P.E.I. is so far the only province that has declared a full public holiday; the rest are leaving it to private businesses to decide for themselves.

Creditors have approved a plan that will see the Ontario government buy up to $53.5 million worth of the school’s real estate in order to fund a partial payback of what they are owed.

Just as they’re usually starting a season of rollicking debate on key issues of the day, Ontario MPPs are heading back to their ridings until after municipal elections across the province.

Rallies are planned in 12 Canadian cities on Sunday to support a national campaign demanding a “comprehensive and inclusive” pathway to permanent residency for undocumented migrants.