Ontario News

TORONTO — Police are trying to identify a man who allegedly exposed himself in front of a Toronto building that housed a daycare on the main level. It's alleged the man stood, with his pants down, in front of the building before fleeing the area.

MONTREAL — An advertisement for the city's ballet company that includes a woman with blood running down her legs and a nail jutting out of her foot is not acceptable within the public transportation system, Montreal's transit authority said Friday.

WINNIPEG — A Winnipeg judge has dismissed a letter-bombing suspect's challenge of the validity of warrants used in the investigation.

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — A Newfoundland and Labrador school district is doing away with a policy forbidding zeros on assignments.

TORONTO — While the Canadian Premier League is still taking shape, James Hutton is well ahead of the game. Hutton is president of the Barton Street Battalion, a supporters group preparing for the return of soccer to Hamilton.

TORONTO — Police in Toronto say they have his shoes, but they're still trying to catch a man suspected in numerous bank robberies. Investigators say the suspect is wanted in eight robberies between Aug. 10 and Tuesday of this week.

Sophia Spencer hated it when classmates taunted her for her love of insects, but seeing them kill her pet grasshoppers for fun was even worse.

VANCOUVER — A driver in Vancouver needed just eight minutes to rack up more than $700 in fines and eight demerit points, all because of a reluctance to put down the phone.

TORONTO — As the fifth spin-off of a TV series, "Star Trek: Discovery" is about to boldly go where no franchise has gone before. It hasn't exactly been happening at warp speed.

OTTAWA — The country's annual inflation rate continued to accelerate last month with a boost from higher costs for gasoline, hotels and airline tickets. The new inflation reading Friday of 1.