Ontario News

TORONTO — There were fewer signs of investor angst in the markets Friday despite intensifying North Korean-U.S. tensions, while the loonie rebounded after more than a week of losses.

OTTAWA — Statistics Canada has to correct the census results from thousands of Canadians after finding an error in its system that reported unusually high increases in the number of English speakers in some smaller Quebec communities.

An Ontario police force is looking for whoever was responsible for burning a baby raccoon, calling the treatment of the animal a senseless and inhumane act. Barrie, Ont., police said a severely injured raccoon was found in a park on Sunday afternoon.

Ottawa says it is reviewing whether credit unions should be allowed to use the terms "banks," "banker" and "banking" after the federal regulator that oversees financial institutions ordered them not to.

MONTREAL — Once dismissed as unreliable, Wikipedia has emerged as a trusted source of information in an era of fake news, its founder said Friday.

CHALK RIVER, Ont. — A proposed nuclear waste disposal site on land around Chalk River Laboratories is too close to the Ottawa River, says Bloc Quebecois Leader Martine Ouellet.

HAMILTON — The soap opera that is the Hamilton Tiger-Cats keeps getting more interesting.

OTTAWA — The federal government plans to release this fall a long-awaited strategy to tackle veterans' homelessness, which in its one of its most recent versions has placed a heavy focus on providing veterans in crisis with help in paying the rent or

CALGARY — In an industry that lives and dies by the weather, farmers like Dwight Foster are looking for all the help they can get to know what's coming.

LONDON, Ont. — Police have arrested one man and are seeking two more in connection with a 2015 homicide in London, Ont. City police say Mark McCullagh was shot outside his home in March 2015 while taking out the garbage.