Ontario News

OTTAWA — Bloc Quebecois Leader Martine Ouellet must regain the confidence of her caucus, seven of the party's 10 MPs said Wednesday.

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the safety of children is a priority, but he won't say whether his government will move ahead with a public registry for high-risk sex offenders.

Toronto's main stock index was dragged lower Wednesday amid fears that the global oil supply glut is growing, not shrinking. The S&P/TSX composite index fell 92.42 points to 15,372.

TINY TOWNSHIP, Ont. — Provincial police say a missing African serval cat has been found in Tiny Township, Ont. Police say there is no longer a threat to the public, although they haven't disclosed details, saying their investigation is ongoing.

MONTREAL — The identity of Canada's two newest astronauts will be announced within the next three to four weeks, the Canadian Space Agency said Wednesday.

TORONTO — An east Toronto high school has sent hundreds of students home out of concern for their safety after a suspected graduation prank that left the building smeared with cooking oil and peanut butter.

HAMILTON — Training camp might be a necessary evil for most veteran CFL players, but it sustains Simoni Lawrence.

OAKVILLE, Ont. — As a theatre producer in Toronto, Michael Rubinoff was always on the lookout for stories that would translate into musicals. He found unexpected inspiration in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks.

CHURCHILL, Man. — A flooded rail line is continuing to raise concerns in the northern Manitoba community of Churchill where the spring tourist season is about to begin.

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — One of Labrador's most outspoken aboriginal leaders buried his 16-year-old son last week.