Ontario News

MONTREAL — Facebook has become the latest technology company to dig into Montreal's burgeoning artificial intelligence sector, announcing the opening of a research lab in the city Friday.

OTTAWA — Health Canada is taking the final steps toward a ban on the main source of artificial trans fats in Canadian diets.

EDMONTON — Former Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr has been denied unsupervised visits with his controversial older sister who has expressed support for al-Qaida.

TORONTO — From Angelina appearing with the kids to Clooney talking twins to Glenn having a gas, this year's Toronto International Film Festival delivered some memorable moments both inside and outside the cinema.

Toronto Wolfpack coach Paul Rowley prides himself on being a good judge of character. Director of rugby Brian Noble, who has seen rugby league from every viewpoint, also knows what to look for in a player — and man.

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — A York regional police officer has been charged following an investigation into an incident in which a man was allegedly seriously injured during an arrest.

TORONTO — A former pastor convicted of manslaughter in the drowning death of his pregnant wife at their Toronto home has been granted a new trial.

TORONTO — The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal will be revisiting the issue of whether Air Canada was wrong to force some pilots to retire at age 60.

VANCOUVER — Another overdose prevention site has opened in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside in an effort to relieve pressure on two nearby sites that have had 120,000 visits since last December.

TORONTO — In March 2015, Nazem Kadri had his most humiliating experience as a Toronto Maple Leaf. After showing up late to a team meeting on a Sunday morning, interim coach Peter Horachek suspended Kadri for three games.