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Environment Canada says that we’ll see cloudy skies today with showers and the risk of thunderstorms with up to 10 mm of rainfall and highs of 21 with a UV index of 4 or moderate.  Look for cloudy skies this evening with showers and the risk of thunderstorms with another 10 mm of rainfall and […]

Asian shares mostly rose in overnight trading, echoing the rally on Wall Street that came as oil prices eased on hopes the United States and Iran may try again on talks to end their war.

A former pastor and 14 other people are facing charges following a “co-ordinated” scheme that police say siphoned nearly 100,000 dollars away from a York Region program designed to support homeless people, and Police are warning homeowners of a suspected roofing fraud and impersonation scam that could result in “significant financial losses.”

Final regular season game is slated for tonight, capping off a disappointing year for Toronto Maple Leafs against the Ottawa Senators

Stouffville is in the process of making the downtown area of Main Street a heritage conservation district, and York police arrest thirty-three people who are facing more than 330 combined charges in connection with more than 100 residential break-and-enters.  

Today’s we’re looking at a topic that is one that’s becoming just as essential as teaching your child to look both ways before crossing the street: online privacy.  

The newly minted Carney majority government is set to temporarily suspend the federal fuel excise tax on gas and diesel starting next week, and the victim of a homicide at an Ajax home yesterday was found suffering from “traumatic injuries” following a call for a break-in at the residence.      

There are mixed signals as to the effectiveness of the US Navy’s blockade of the Iranian blockade of the Straight of Hormoz, and China’s foreign ministry calls the blockade “dangerous and irresponsible”, while Iran calls it a violation of its sovereignty.