Private investigators looking into the deaths of Honey and Barry Sherman have concluded that the billionaire philanthropist couple was murdered, a new report says. The Toronto Star reported on Friday night that the evidence obtained by a team of former homicide detectives hired by the Sherman family determined that theRead More

Ottawa, January 18 Two Indian-origin women lawmakers, including one who moved the 1984 Sikh genocide motion in Ontario provincial parliament last April, were on Thursday inducted into the Cabinet by Premier Kathleen Wynne. Wynne appointed 38-year-old Harinder Malhi, a Liberal Member of Provincial Parliament for Brampton-Springdale, as the Minister ofRead More

OTTAWA – A meeting that was scheduled to be held in Toronto today between Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale and U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen has been cancelled. No reason for the cancellation was given in a brief news release issued late Wednesday night. Transport Minister Marc Garneau wasRead More

BARRIE, Ont. – Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne is defending her comments against hate crime following an alleged attack on an 11-year-old Toronto girl wearing a hijab that later turned out to be untrue. The Grade 6 student told school officials — and the media at a news conference — lastRead More

TORONTO – A retired bank executive is set to become the next chairman of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario, a Crown corporation tasked with selling and distributing recreational marijuana once it’s legalized this summer. Former TD Bank CEO Ed Clark has served as Premier Kathleen Wynne’s business adviser andRead More

TORONTO — Premier Kathleen Wynne shuffled several senior roles in her cabinet Wednesday as she prepares for a provincial election less than five months away. Deputy Premier and Advanced Education Minister Deb Matthews, Treasury Board President Liz Sandals and Economic Development Minister Brad Duguid have all said they’re not runningRead More

New Delhi, January 18: Punjab Finance Minister Manpreet Singh Badal on Thursday sought an all India farm debt waiver scheme on the pattern of Punjab, while calling for restoration of the 90:10 funding pattern under the Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) to provide more avenues to the states to determineRead More

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government is a long way from “starting over or scrapping” the inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. The federal government is monitoring the work of the federally funded commission and its staff to ensure they have the ability toRead More

TORONTO — Premier Kathleen Wynne is shuffling several senior portfolios in her cabinet, less than five months before the Ontario election, The Canadian Press has learned. Deputy Premier and Advanced Education Minister Deb Matthews, Treasury Board President Liz Sandals and Economic Development Minister Brad Duguid have all said they’re notRead More

GUELPH, Ont. – The University of Guelph says it’s suspended a professor who students allege insulted one of their classmates who has severe anxiety. Regan Devlin, who witnessed the exchange during an anthropology class, says the professor referred to the student’s educational assistant as his “handler” who “needed to control”Read More