Toronto: – Toronto police say a man is in hospital in critical condition after a fall at the Keg Mansion downtown Sunday morning. According to police, workers were cleaning up after a busy day when a man on the roof of the Jarvis Street restaurant fell through the skylight, sustainingRead More

MONTREAL — United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon says it’s a highest priority to work with countries like Canada to stem the rise of radicalization and extremism. Ban praised Montreal’s preventative approach during a visit to an anti-radicalization centre this morning. He says countries must also protect and promote humanRead More

VANCOUVER — Five people have been arrested after a fight on a party bus in downtown Vancouver. Police say they responded to a call about an assault around midnight Friday. When officers arrived, they were told the suspect had got on a party bus. Officers found the bus nearby andRead More

Toronto police are searching for a missing 12-year-old girl last seen in North York on Friday afternoon. Investigators say Serenity Rossi was last seen in the Jane Street and Finch Avenue area at around noon and police are concerned for her safety. She has been described as five-foot-three, 100 poundsRead More

Ont. — London police and the coroner are investigating after the bodies of a man and a woman were discovered in separate locations in the city on Friday. Officers found the woman’s body when they went to check on the welfare of the occupants of an apartment on Grand AvenueRead More

OTTAWA — Justin Trudeau will mark his 100th day as prime minister today with a “massive” boost to a program that helps students get summer jobs. The Canadian Press has learned that Trudeau is to announce a doubling of the Canada Summer Jobs program during a visit to the DovercourtRead More

WHITBY, Ont. — The Progressive Conservatives won a byelection Thursday in Whitby-Oshawa, easily fending off the Liberals despite the governing party dropping Prime Minister Justin Trudeau into the campaign in the waning days. The Tories have held the riding east of Toronto since 1995, but the Liberals had hoped theRead More

TORONTO — An Angus Reid Institute online poll has found that most respondents don’t support banning Uber, but would like to see the ride-hailing service regulated like much like the taxi industry. Two-thirds of the 1,503 people who responded to the poll conducted late last month said Uber should beRead More

  Toronto , Two unions representing municipal workers have submitted a joint proposal that they say could save the city millions of dollars and provide a “way forward towards a negotiated settlement.” CUPE 79 and CUPE 416 presented members of the city’s negotiating committee with the proposal on Wednesday. TheRead More

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is backing away from a central Liberal election vow to return the public books to balance before the end of this mandate. Trudeau also tells Montreal’s La Presse newspaper that, due to the weakening economy, the government’s upcoming 2016-17 budget plan will show aRead More