Ontario News

TORONTO — Police say they are investigating after a woman alleged that a Toronto photographer and comedian publicly posted nude photos of her online without her consent. Const.

MONTREAL — The long-awaited constitutional challenge of Quebec's secession law finally found its way before a judge on Monday, nearly 16 years after it was launched.

TORONTO — Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sousa is urging Ottawa to address speculative investing in the country's housing markets by changing how such profits are taxed.

TORONTO — Shares of Dominion Diamond Corp. (TSX:DDC) soared in early trading Monday following disclosure that it has received and rejected a non-binding takeover proposal worth about US$1.1 billion.

VANCOUVER — A shortage of land and a growing economy fuelled a 47-per-cent surge in the value of commercial real estate sales across British Columbia's Lower Mainland in 2016, says the head of the region's real estate board.

LONDON, Ont. — Police have charged a 24-year-old man after he allegedly threatened to shoot people inside a mosque in London, Ont. London police say they responded to a serious threat at about 1:40 p.m.

HALIFAX — An African Baptist church that dates back to the early 1800s is changing its name to scrub it of any reference to Halifax's controversial founder, who some say was guilty of a type of genocide against the Mi'kmaq. Rev.

TORONTO — A Canadian man accused of breaking into hundreds of millions of Yahoo email accounts poses an "extremely high flight risk" due to alleged ties to Russian intelligence agents, U.S. authorities say. U.S.

WELLAND, Ont. — The Niagara Catholic District School Board has locked out elementary school teachers amid bargaining that began more than a year ago.

REGINA — Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall says there will be tax increases in the provincial budget as part of the government's three-year plan to balance the books.