UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday overwhelmingly voted to reprimand Russia for invading Ukraine and demanded that Moscow stop fighting and withdraw its military forces, an action that aims to diplomatically isolate Russia at the world body. Read More
With gas prices skyrocketing, it’s time to put a pause on hiking the federal carbon tax set to rise on April 1. Read More
TORONTO — Ontario health officials reported 9,826 new cases of COVID-19 Boxing Day. Read More
JOHANNESBURG — Archbishop Desmond Tutu, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and veteran of South Africa’s struggle against apartheid who was revered as his nation’s conscience by both Black and white, died on Sunday aged 90. Read More
Hwy. 413 promises to divide not just provincial voters in the next election — the Doug Ford Progressive Conservatives are the only party vowing to build it — but also communities and neighbours. Read More
For City of Toronto employees, it still looks like it’s going to be either a scary Christmas or an unhappy New Year. Read More
Anyone who has ever found themselves in an unexpected collision or breakdown, stuck on the side of a busy highway with a flat tire, or waiting in traffic behind an incident understands the important role tow trucks play in keeping traffic moving on Ontario’s highways. Read More
Monday marks the first workday of service cuts resulting from the TTC enforcing its COVID vaccine mandate on employees. Read More
WASHINGTON — Calgary-based Enbridge Inc. scored a key victory in the Line 5 dispute Tuesday as a judge in Michigan rejected the state attorney general’s bid to get the dispute over the cross-border pipeline kicked out of federal court. Read More
‘Certainly, a smaller fraction, but even 20 per cent of current Liberal voters, would say the prime minister seems to have been a bit more on the angry side’
