Ontario News

TORONTO — New York Yankees rookie Jordan Montgomery was demoted to the minor leagues in an attempt to limit his innings.

OTTAWA — The Canadian government should look at trying to replicate the research in a new U.S.

Highlights from the news file for Tuesday, Aug.

OTTAWA — NDP leadership hopeful Charlie Angus is shifting back into campaign mode this week after taking a step back to support a gravely ill sibling — a difficult decision for the Ontario MP juggling heightened personal and political demands.

Toronto FC and the Blue Jays are currently at different ends of the standings and their TV numbers have gone up and down as a result. But the Jays' TV audience continues to dwarf that of the Major League Soccer team.

TORONTO — It was a quiet day on the main index of the Toronto Stock Exchange after Canadian markets resumed trading Tuesday following the long weekend. The S&P/TSX composite index, which was closed Monday for the Civic Holiday, edged down 1.

A federal judge has ruled in favour of a Chinese businesswoman who sued the U.S. government after being injured during a 2004 confrontation with American border agents at Niagara Falls.

TORONTO — While its name suggests a world of entertainment free of limitations, CBS All Access will come with some familiar restrictions when it arrives in Canada next year. Even though the U.S.

OTTAWA — A Canadian Forces officer has been charged with sexual assault in connection with an incident during a training course in 2001.

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — A Liberal backbencher lost her bid Tuesday to become Newfoundland and Labrador's first female Speaker after challenging her boss's preferred male candidate.