Ontario News

TORONTO — Ontario's privacy commission says the provincial government significantly overcharged an advocacy group fighting for information on accessibility law compliance in the province and must now hand over the material.

ST. JOHN'S, N.L.

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HALIFAX — A new court ruling has revealed details of a heartbreaking custody battle over a Nova Scotia toddler born addicted to drugs.

KENTVILLE, N.S. — A Nova Scotia court martial heard contrasting views from witnesses Monday on whether a white reservist's use of the word "nappy" to describe a black co-worker's hair was intended as a racial slur. Cpl.

OTTAWA — Two researchers who documented unwanted tubal ligations and "inherent racism" experienced by Indigenous women navigating the health-care system in Saskatoon say a national review is needed to determine if other Aboriginal women have experien

BANFF, Alta. — A resort in Banff National Park will be closed indefinitely as a wildfire burns in the wilderness close to the Alberta-B.C. boundary.

MONTREAL — Ten years to the day that a young Quebec girl named Cedrika Provencher disappeared from her home and was later killed, her grandfather is trying to ensure other children aren't the victims of similar attacks.

BRIDGEWATER, N.S.

CALGARY — A teenager has been charged with maiming a police animal after a Calgary police dog was stabbed multiple times in the head over the weekend.