Ontario News

TORONTO — A decision to cut down swaths of a Canadian forestry company's claims against Greenpeace has survived an attempted legal challenge before Ontario's top court.

GUELPH-ERAMOSA TOWNSHIP, Ont. — Provincial police say a man is in serious condition in hospital after the tanker truck he was driving rolled down an embankment northeast of Guelph, Ont.

TORONTO — Ahead of the release of Jay Baruchel's "Goon" hockey-comedy sequel next week comes a very different kind of Canadian movie featuring the puck world: Kevan Funk's "Hello Destroyer.

OTTAWA — The federal government has received a batch of recommendations on how to make Canada a global hub for an emerging digital platform known as "blockchain.

HOUSTON — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made it clear he is flatly against a proposed U.S. border adjustment tax, telling a global gathering of politicians and energy sector executives it would hurt the economy in both countries.

OTTAWA — The Senate ethics officer says a Toronto-area senator broke the chamber's code of conduct when he used the "weight, prestige and notability of his office" to have a sexual relationship with a "vulnerable" teenager.

OTTAWA — Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan says he has ordered officials to look at how Canada calculates military spending compared to other NATO members, to ensure all allies are comparing "apples to apples.

OTTAWA — The parliamentary budget office and the Liberals clashed again Thursday over the government's infrastructure spending program, with the watchdog saying billions were missing from planned spending and the government arguing the watchdog didn'

OTTAWA — If the Trudeau government plans to take steps to address the economic risks of the Donald Trump presidency, they won't be in the upcoming federal budget.

YORKTON, Sask. — The military says a search-and-rescue technician who died in a training accident in Saskatchewan had a parachute malfunction. Master Cpl. Alfred Barr was a member of 435 Transport and Rescue Squadron at 17 Wing in Winnipeg.