Ontario News

OTTAWA — The Trudeau government is introducing the second budget of its mandate today. Here are five things to look for: 1.

OTTAWA — The Trudeau government will unveil a federal budget today that's expected to be heavy on policy and light on spending.

Five stories in the news for Wednesday, March 22: ——— BUDGET 2017: HEAVY ON POLICY, LIGHT ON SPENDING The Trudeau government will unveil a federal budget today that's expected to be heavy on policy and light on spending.

CALGARY — Kurt Bensmiller uses an old expression when asked what he expects Thursday night during the annual chuckwagon canvas auction for the Calgary Stampede.

A couple convicted of killing their three teenage daughters and another family member are being sued by the woman's former lawyer, who alleges he is owed nearly $135,000 in legal fees.

CALGARY — A Greyhound bus packed with passengers was forced to make an emergency stop on the side of the Trans-Canada Highway just east of Chestermere, Alta., after a passenger started behaving erratically.

SASKATOON — A Saskatoon police officer is recovering at home after being struck by a passing vehicle while he was investigating a report of a stolen car.

The search is over for an Ontario man accused of fatally injuring his seven-year-old stepson moments before allegedly stabbing a local bank employee.

TORONTO — A fist fight and a fierce fourth-quarter comeback. Sparked by an all-out brawl between Serge Ibaka and Robin Lopez, and shouldering the frustration of 11 straight losses to Chicago, the Toronto Raptors finally beat the Bulls on Tuesday.

TORONTO — Kasimir Kaskisuo stopped all 30 shots he faced as the Toronto Marlies routed the Rochester Americans 6-0 on Tuesday in American Hockey League action.