Ontario News

TORONTO — Jewish community centres in Toronto and London, Ont., were among several across North America that received bomb threats on Tuesday.

TORONTO — Teck Resources has received a growing number of inquiries from shareholders about how climate change and carbon pricing will affect its operations, an official with the Canadian mining giant said.

An Ontario court has upheld a judge's decision to acquit a woman of a drunk driving-related charge because police weighed her when taking breath samples at a station.

TORONTO — Brookfield Asset Management (TSX:BAM.A) is poised to expand its extensive solar and wind power holdings with a friendly takeover of two U.S. companies affiliated with SunEdison Inc.

LEEDS, Ont. — Provincial police say a driver had to be treated for injuries after locking himself out of his truck. They say the man had locked himself out of his truck cab early Tuesday on Highway 401 in eastern Ontario.

MIDLAND, Ont. — A 14-year member of the Ontario Provincial Police is due in court on Thursday to face impaired driving charges. Provincial police say Const.

TORONTO — PrivateBancorp has set the date for its shareholders to vote on a deal that could see CIBC buy the Chicago-based lender. The U.S.

TORONTO — Andre De Grasse can't help but see a bit of himself in teenagers Daquan Berry and Ethan Smith. They're young and fast, and brimming with promise. And like it was for De Grasse in his teen years, money is tight.

OTTAWA — The country kicked off the year with a third-straight monthly trade surplus — the first time that has happened since 2014 — due in large part to stronger sales in motor vehicles and from the agri-food sector, Statistics Canada said Tuesday.

TORONTO — The Hot Docs documentary festival in Toronto has added a $50,000 Rogers Audience Award for best Canadian film.