Ontario News

TORONTO — The National Post newspaper is eliminating its Monday print edition as of July. The newspaper hasn't published on Mondays during the summer months for eight years.

TORONTO — A 42-year-old Toronto man is facing numerous charges after allegedly fraudulently obtaining barbecues from Home Depot locations and reselling them online.

TORONTO — Spencer Munny paces the beaten wooden floors of the Buddies in Bad Times community theatre as rehearsals for the night's most stunning drag king performance get underway.

TORONTO — The researchers behind Canada's annual food price report say that while they expect food inflation to be slightly lower this year than previously estimated, shoppers should expect big jumps in the price of meat.

OTTAWA — The Trudeau government plans to cap the spring sitting of Parliament with long-awaited legislation on Access to Information and national security — bills unlikely to be debated by MPs in a serious way until the fall.

OTTAWA — The Liberal government is launching its long-awaited strategy on gender-based violence Monday, which will include a way to develop and share research on everything from street harassment to getting boys and men involved in solving the proble

OTTAWA — With a potential impasse brewing in the Senate over his government's latest budget, it's tempting to wonder if Justin Trudeau privately regrets his decision to turn the upper house into a more independent, less-partisan chamber.

SUDBURY, Ont. — More than a dozen people face numerous charges after an investigation into drug trafficking in northeastern Ontario. Police say several forces seized 7,000 methamphetamine tablets along with small amounts of cocaine.

TORONTO — Canadian pop singer Alessia Cara offered a dash of charm to an otherwise predictable night of celebrity sightings at the iHeartRadio Much Music Video Awards. The Brampton, Ont.

Six stories in the news for Monday, June 19 ——— FOOD INFLATION FORECAST LOWERED: REPORT Canada's mid-year food price report predicts food inflation will be slightly lower this year than previously estimated.