TORONTO — Falling stock markets have not changed how most Canadian investors view their portfolios, a new poll suggests. The online poll released Tuesday and conducted for CIBC (TSX:CM) found that 58 per cent of people surveyed say they’re sticking with their long-term investment strategy despite the recent market volatility.Read More

OTTAWA – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada’s fighter jets will end their fight against Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria within the next two weeks. Canadian bombs will stop falling by Feb. 22, but the complement of military personnel in the region will climb to 830 — upRead More

Toronto: Mayor John Tory says he understands that taxi drivers are frustrated, but a new large-scale protest to disrupt the city as it hosts the NBA All-Star Game will not help their situation. “I acknowledge the fact that the present situation taxi cabs face is unfair,” Tory told reporters Monday.Read More

Toronto: Toronto police have released the name of a man found dead in his Parma Court home over the weekend. Arthur Kent Taylor, 51, was found Sunday inside a home on Wakunda Place, located near Victoria Park Avenue and O’Connor Drive with obvious signs of trauma. He was pronounced deadRead More

HALIFAX – Environment Canada is warning some Atlantic Canadians to brace for back-to-back winter storms early this week. The national weather forecaster says a significant winter storm is expected to develop off the United States eastern seaboard today and track northward on Monday. It says snow will begin in NovaRead More

Toronto:  A prominent Toronto pastor who is facing charges in connection with alleged sex crimes committed in Nova Scotia 40 years ago has addressed his congregation for the first time, telling them that he is innocent and will fight the allegations with everything that he has. Rev. Brent Hawkes toldRead More

TORONTO — Once sitting high atop a list of Ontarians’ most popular budget ideas, a suggestion to amalgamate Catholic and public school boards has taken a precipitous nosedive to 1,715th on a budget consultation website. Midway through the Liberal government’s online consultation period, during which Ontario residents could post whatRead More

Ontario   : The Ontario Fire Marshal has been called in after a coffee shop in Woodbridge was gutted by fire early Sunday morning. The blaze broke out at a Country Style on Highway 7 at around 1:30 a.m. According to police, the building was unoccupied at the time. TheRead More

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is promising to be flexible and fair with billions in new infrastructure money as mayors from the country’s biggest cities press the Liberals for carte blanche on the new cash. Trudeau says his government is putting a priority on getting both existing and additionalRead More

TORONTO — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to appear Tuesday at a rally with Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne for the Liberal candidate in an upcoming provincial byelection east of Toronto. The Ontario Liberal Party issued a statement from candidate Elizabeth Roy saying there has been “tremendous support” from LiberalRead More