Ontario News

TORONTO — Hydro One Ltd. (TSX:H) reported a lower second-quarter profit as revenue fell compared with a year ago, reflecting the impact of milder weather and a delay in a rate decision.

KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Wildfires are continuing to tear through British Columbia one month after the provincial government declared a state of emergency.

MONTREAL — An unidentified man who kissed a Radio-Canada reporter on the cheek without her consent during a live broadcast last Friday has apologized for his actions.

MONTREAL — Officials in Montreal have opened a new temporary shelter for asylum seekers in a building that once housed a convent, and said on Monday the city has received a demand to open even more spaces for migrants crossing the Canadian border.

TORONTO — Environment Canada has confirmed two tornadoes touched down near Huntsville, Ont., on Friday. The agency says the first one struck on the south side of the central Ontario town just before 4 p.m.

Ernst Zundel, a "patriarch" of the white supremacist movement whose numerous legal battles played a role in overturning a Canadian law against publishing "false news," has died.

HALIFAX — NHL superstar Sidney Crosby said it's "just a number," as he turned 30 on Monday and brandished the Stanley Cup in a parade that wound through Halifax in his native Nova Scotia.

Montreal police made an arrest early Tuesday in a stabbing on Mount Royal that left a man in critical condition.

MONCTON, N.B. — Residents of a New Brunswick seniors' home have been informed they will each be limited to two rolls of toilet paper a week.

TORONTO — A wrong turn left a car completely under water in east-end Toronto on Monday night. Emergency officials say a woman thought she was driving onto a ramp to Lakeshore Blvd., but instead drove into Ashbridge's Bay near Woodbine Beach.