Ontario News

OTTAWA — A constitutional challenge to the Trudeau government's restrictive law on assisted dying has been bolstered with the addition of a second plaintiff: a B.C.

OTTAWA — The Canada Revenue Agency says eight of its employees were fired in the last fiscal year after violating taxpayers' privacy.

HALIFAX — Nova Scotia's Tory leader is framing the provincial election as a referendum on health care, but his main opponents say his party's policies lack the substance to win on that terrain.

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau heads to Europe this week for the NATO and G7 summits, where global leaders are trying to figure out exactly how the world works now that U.S. President Donald Trump is at the table.

WINDSOR, Ont. — A woman who was found unresponsive in her cell at a detention centre in southwestern Ontario has died.

HAIFA, Israel — Quebec's premier says the province needs to take care of Bombardier because of its unique importance to the province.

MORLEY, ALBERTA, Canada — An historic 19th century church in southern Alberta has been destroyed by fire.

Toronto police have received an invitation to participate in uniform at the New York City Pride March next month.

Child exploitation experts say they've detected a spike in reports of online "sextortion" cases involving teen boys. The Canadian Centre for Child Protection says 65 boys reported incidents to Cybertip.

QIKIQTARJUAQ, Nunavut — A teacher in Nunavut who turned to crowdfunding for a modest greenhouse to grow vegetables with his students is revising his plans after Canadians responded with a bumper crop of donations.