Ontario News

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — Finance Minister Bill Morneau says any more changes to the Canada Pension Plan will have to wait for a regular review of the national pension scheme, including a provision aimed at helping women who stay home to raise children.

TORONTO — Blackberry's shift from smartphone maker to a software company is complete but branding remains challenging for the company with a legacy in hardware design, says one of its top executives.

AURORA, Ont. — York regional police say a 30-year-old Aurora, Ont., man is facing 11 charges in a drug investigation in which officers seized two kilograms of cocaine.

OTTAWA — The fallout from climate change and the actions needed to deal with it are poised to have "material and pervasive" effects on the economy and its financial system, a senior Bank of Canada official warned Thursday.

The family of a southern Ontario teen who suffered severe brain injuries after being impaled by a sawed-off golf club during gym class has filed a lawsuit for more than $20 million. Madison Arseneault's family alleges the city of Windsor, Ont.

HAMILTON — Police allege a loss prevention officer at a Hamilton grocery store was extorting customers. They say investigators began looking into alleged extortion by an employee of Nations Fresh Foods last October.

EAST GWILLIMBURY, Ont. — As the mental health of first responders becomes an increasingly important issue, an Ontario paramedic service is looking to those within its own ranks to protect the well-being of its members.

TORONTO — Yvette Duffy's adventure of a lifetime began with years of meticulous planning.

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — The Special Investigations Unit says a provincial police officer is facing charges arising from a collision in Hamilton in December 2015.

EDMONTON — A computer program has learned to win at one of the most complex poker games by copying a very human impulse — trusting its gut.