Ontario News

OTTAWA — When it comes to winning over Canadian golfers, it helps to know someone. Ed Byman has that covered.

WINNIPEG — Don't just oppose. Instead, propose. That's the political plan ahead for the Conservatives this fall, and there's a reason Opposition Leader Andrew Scheer is going to repeat it to his MPs a lot in the coming months.

TORONTO — Ontario's plan to sell and distribute recreational pot exclusively through a network of government-operated stores could lock in the dominance of the country's large-scale licensed marijuana producers and weed craft growers out of the marke

MONTREAL — A large-scale security breach at credit monitoring company Equifax has already attracted the attention of Canadian class-action lawyers and the country's privacy commissioner as the fallout from the massive hack gathered momentum Friday an

OTTAWA — It's been a week of strategizing by all three federal parties, with the Liberal caucus talkfesting in Kelowna, B.C., the Conservatives meeting in Winnipeg, and the NDP leadership candidates thumping their chests with new endorsements.

MONTREAL — Simon Berube loves Quebec, its culture, French language and people, but he and his parents decided the best thing he could do for his future was to enrol in one of the province's English-language junior colleges.

THUNDER BAY, Ont. — Canada is guaranteed to play for a medal at the under-18 baseball World Cup.

TORONTO — There was no doubt in Marcus Stroman's mind that he would make his scheduled start. It took hours of work and the help of the Toronto Blue Jays training staff, but he made it.

TORONTO — Former Toronto city councillor Doug Ford says he will be running for mayor in the 2018 municipal election.

VICTORIA — British Columbia's minority New Democrat government released an ambitious list of affordability-focused pledges in its throne speech Friday, and the possibility of delivering those promises grew stronger when a Liberal member "betrayed" hi