Ontario News

MONTREAL — Quebec's labour minister is threatening to bring in a special law in the event of a general strike in the province's construction industry.

WINDSOR, Ont. — Windsor Spitfires coach Rocky Thompson is using forward Gabriel Vilardi as much as possible, but the top prospect had to be willing to adapt to make it happen.

Highlights from the news file for Tuesday, May 23 ——— TERRORISM TO TAKE CENTRE STAGE AT NATO, G7: The deadly bombing in Manchester has thrust the familiar scourge of terrorism back onto the world stage as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau prepares to lea

TORONTO — "Once Upon a Time" actress Karen David only met Manchester bombing victim Georgina Callander for a few minutes, but the sparkling 18-year-old's embrace is ingrained in her memory.

KINGSTON, Ont. — Police say a Florida man is facing an attempted murder charge after allegedly attacking his girlfriend while visiting an acquaintance in Kingston, Ont.

TORONTO — New technology, a shrinking manufacturing sector and fewer union jobs, among other factors, have left approximately one-third of Ontario's 6.

TORONTO — World figure skating bronze medallist Gabrielle Daleman will be sidelined for two weeks after surgery to remove an abdominal cyst. The 19-year-old from Newmarket, Ont.

TORONTO — A father of three who was born in Canada and lived his entire life here has won a reprieve on a technicality from being expelled.

OTTAWA — Some numbers reflecting average annual growth in trade flows in goods and services among Canada, the United States and Mexico between 1993 and 2016 under the North American Free Trade Agreement: - Canadian exports to the U.S.

BURLINGTON, Ont. — The Royal Botanical Gardens, the largest attraction of its kind in Canada, has installed Lego sculptures of plants and animals throughout one of its parks.