TOKYO — Justin Trudeau’s trip to Japan for bilateral talks and the Group of Seven summit will be about more than just business. The prime minister isn’t planning to hold any meetings or events Wednesday, so he can celebrate his 11th wedding anniversary with his wife Sophie Gregoire Trudeau. TheRead More

Ontario:A group of former politicians are coming together to trumpet the benefits that Expo 2025 could bring to the city as the council’s executive committee meets to mull a possible bid for the event. Former mayors Barbara Hall and Art Eggleton and former Ontario premier David Peterson spoke alongside Coun.Read More

TORONTO — Ottawa needs to beef up its efforts to combat money laundering in the real estate industry, say critics and housing observers after documents revealed that dozens of companies haven’t shown how they’re trying to detect questionable transactions. The Canadian Press reported this week that at least 85 firmsRead More

A Canadian soldier has died after collapsing during physical training in New Brunswick earlier today. It happened outside the 5th Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown. According to a release issued by the Department of National Defence Tuesday night, the soldier was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead. HisRead More

TOKYO — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has landed in Tokyo where he will hold a bilateral visit with Japanese leaders before attending the Group of Seven summit later this week. Trudeau will meet Tuesday with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, the emperor and empress of Japan as well as automotive sectorRead More

ONTARIO:People from all over the political spectrum are coming to the defence of Ruth Ellen Brosseau, who has been fielding personal attacks after the New Democrat MP was elbowed in the House of Commons by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Brosseau told The Canadian Press that her office has received aRead More

TORONTO — Ontario is considering the idea of putting signs on highways to alert drivers about upcoming areas where they can safely pull over to text or check their emails. All three parties voted in favour on second reading of a private member’s bill from Progressive Conservative Vic Fedeli toRead More

Ontario:Cindy Nicholas, one of the greats of marathon swimming who was once known as Queen of the Channel, has died from liver failure. She was 58. The Toronto athlete, who became a lawyer and served as a Liberal member of the Ontario legislature from 1987 to 1990, was best knownRead More

Toronto: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, under fire for getting involved in an unprecedentedJustin Trudeau, Elbowing, physical fracas, parliament, job pressure physical fracas in Parliament, said on Thursday that he was only human and in a high pressure job but promised there would be no repeat of his actions. Trudeau,Read More

Toronto, The trial in an Indo-Canadian love triangle which led to the murder of a woman in Ottawa in January 2014 is set to begin. The process to select the jury for the trial began yesterday. Gurpreet Ronald, 36, and Bhupinderpal Gill, 39, face first-degree murder charges in connection withRead More