Ontario News

TORONTO — The Edmonton Oilers' first playoff berth in more than a decade ended in heartbreak, but Connor McDavid thinks the club will be better for it.

TORONTO — Lawyers representing Sears employees and pensioners argued Tuesday that a Toronto judge should allow a last-minute bid from one of Canada's largest retail space owners to purchase a Sears store in Winnipeg, even though the insolvent retaile

TORONTO — Award-winning photojournalist Boris Spremo, a blue-eyed charmer who captured intimate and surprising moments from world leaders and average citizens alike, has died.

TOBERMORY, Ont. — A 66-year-old member of an American scuba diving club has died while on an excursion in central Ontario.

The latest auction in Quebec and California's joint cap-and-trade market has sold out. The sell-out is the second such auction in a row for the market, which Ontario plans to join next year.

HAMILTON — A Hamilton police officer who was previously charged in a gang-related operation in Toronto is facing 16 new charges laid by his own force. Const.

VICTORIA — The B.C. government ended the last fiscal year with a surplus of $2.7 billion, largely in line with unaudited financial results released two months ago by the province's former Liberal government.

TORONTO — Centre Joel Anthony, guard Brady Heslip and forward Andrew Nicholson headline the Canadian senior men's national team roster for the upcoming FIBA AmeriCup in Argentina.

TORONTO — The union representing striking ground crew workers at Canada's busiest airport said its members will be voting on a new contract offer on Wednesday.

HALIFAX — Nova Scotia's Liberal government finally moved on a contentious piece of labour legislation Tuesday, effectively imposing a wage package on the province's 75,000 public sector employees and drawing a fiery response from the union representi