Ontario News

WASHINGTON — NAFTA negotiations will probably start late this year, might take about a year, and will include serious changes that could see the addition of several entire new chapters to the landmark agreement. That's according to U.S.

TORONTO — Ontario's complex systems for substitute legal decision-making need to be modernized and clarified in order to be more effective, the province's law commission said Wednesday.

TORONTO — Police are warning the public after a pair of reported incidents involving children in east-end Toronto.

CALGARY — An Alberta judge says a taxi driver convicted of sexually assaulting an impaired woman he drove home from a Calgary bar must remain in jail.

TORONTO — A long-awaited Canadian study of a controversial treatment for multiple sclerosis known as "liberation therapy" has debunked the procedure, saying it is ineffective and should be avoided.

A movie production team was denied permission to shoot in the Rocky Mountain national parks after Parks Canada staff learned the film's plot involved an indigenous gang leader.

MONTREAL — A Quebec man accused of wanting to leave Canada to join the Islamic State in Syria says he was desperate to reach his wife and young kids and get them away from his dangerous, threatening brother-in-law.

NEW YORK — Dalia Rhodes' wedding dress went down the aisle twice: Once at her wedding in 2015, and again a year later after she sold her gown to a stranger online.

RICHMOND, B.C. — A British Columbia woman has been fined $75,000 for illegally importing jewelry and other items made from endangered animals into Canada.

THE HAGUE, Netherlands — The comparisons to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau keep pouring in, but up-and-coming Dutch politician Jesse Klaver cites weathered U.S. presidential candidate Bernie Sanders as more of an inspiration.