Ontario News

Seven stories in the news for Tuesday, July 25 ——— HORGAN, TRUDEAU TO MEET FOR FIRST TIME The debate around the planned TransMountain pipeline expansion in British Columbia could intensify today when Prime Minister Trudeau meets new B.C.

TORONTO — Ricky Ray and the Toronto Argonauts' offence made good on their second chance Monday night. Lirim Hajrullahu's 34-yard field goal as time expired earned Toronto a wild 27-24 home win over the Ottawa Redblacks.

TORONTO — Francisco Liriano's night started ominously with back-to-back walks to open the first inning. Luckily for the Blue Jays, he turned things around just as quickly.

VANCOUVER — Mounties in British Columbia say a missing non-lethal grenade launcher has been found.

BRAMPTON, Ont. — Police west of Toronto are warning parents that a woman convicted of deliberately poisoning four young children in her care has been released from prison.

HAMILTON — In a story Sunday about defaced posters for a Hamilton Fringe Festival show, The Canadian Press had the incorrect name of the show, the incorrect dates Les Mouches Fantastiques magazine was published and erroneously reported the magazine w

HAMILTON — Posters advertising Hamilton Fringe Festival shows with LGBTQ and feminist themes have been defaced with Bible verses condemning homosexuality and female independence.

TORONTO — The Toronto Blue Jays will be looking for one particular thing at this year's trade deadline: young, controllable talent that can impact the team next season.

WINNIPEG — A Manitoba man found driving a lawn mower on a road leading to the Trans-Canada Highway in the dark has been charged with impaired operation of a motor vehicle.

A southern Ontario city has retracted a policy that had left many parents uneasy about taking their young children to their local pool. Officials in London, Ont.