Ontario News

The members of Radiohead say they are "appalled" that charges stemming from a fatal concert stage collapse in Toronto in 2012 were stayed.

OTTAWA — The Supreme Court of Canada has cleared the path for extradition of two B.C. residents to India to face murder charges in the so-called honour killing of a young woman.

TORONTO — Just 26, Chris Mavinga's soccer journey has already taken him from France to England, Belgium, Russia and now Canada.

REGINA — Saskatchewan has become the latest province to offer a free vaccine to help protect boys from some types of cancer. The province says that starting this school year about 7,500 Grade 6 boys will be eligible to receive the HPV vaccine.

TORONTO — In the 13 years since releasing his Oscar-nominated McDonald's-diet documentary "Super Size Me," Morgan Spurlock hasn't taken his eyes off the fast food industry.

The unemployment rate ticked down to a nine year low of 6.2 per cent in August, approaching what economists refer to as "full employment.

MOBILE, N.L. — Students in Newfoundland are drinking bottled water amid concerns about how close their high school's well is to an adjacent graveyard. They attend Mobile Central High School, about a 40-minute drive south of St. John's.

TORONTO — Ontario's Economic Development Minister, Brad Duguid, won't be running again in the provincial election next year.

THUNDER BAY, Ont. — The police chief of Thunder Bay, Ont., is now expected to stand trial on charges of breach of trust and attempting to obstruct justice as early as December. Chief J.P.

KELOWNA, B.C. — Justin Trudeau says there's nothing inconsistent about touting Canada as a welcoming country that embraces immigrants and refugees while simultaneously trying to head off another wave of irregular arrivals.