Ontario News

OTTAWA — Another roadblock has been lifted for seven protesters hurt outside a Guatemalan mine who want to pursue a lawsuit in British Columbia against a company registered in the province.

MONTREAL — A controversial urban rodeo will go ahead in Montreal after the withdrawal of a legal challenge aimed at stopping the event.

OSHAWA, Ont. — A 47-year-old Toronto-area woman is facing multiple assault charges after allegedly targeting Muslims on three occasions.

WINNIPEG — A man accused of killing an indigenous woman whose body was found in a farmer's field has been denied bail.

An Ontario woman serving a life sentence for the murder of an eight-year-old boy has once again been denied full parole after authorities found she continued to deflect responsibility for her actions.

TORONTO — Police say a Toronto-area man wasn't looking for love when he was on a popular online dating site.

TORONTO — Bob Martin knows the benefits of the Tony bump.

OUTER COVE, N.L. — Residents of a small eastern Newfoundland town are breathing a little easier after the rotting remains of a massive humpback whale were finally removed from their shoreline.

OTTAWA — The annual pace of Canadian housing construction slipped more than expected last month as builders in Ontario broke ground on fewer new homes following changes in the province's real estate rules. The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp.

TORONTO — Canada's largest zoo has reached a tentative agreement with more than 400 workers who went on strike last month, forcing the closure of the popular attraction.