Two people have been taken to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries after a car crashed into a hydro pole in the city’s west end.
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Christine Elliott refuses to concede to Doug Ford, throwing Ontario PC leadership into chaos
It was supposed to be a glorious moment for the Ontario PCs: revealing their new leader in an energy-filled ballroom, showcasing a rejuvenated party to a big audience, proving to the voters that they are ready to win the election in June.
Who’s got the edge in the Ontario PC leadership race?
CBC Polls Analyst Eric Grenier weighs in.
Canada to closely watch meeting between Donald Trump, Kim Jong-un
Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland says Canada will be closely watching any upcoming meetings between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
SECOND OPINION | A drug that’s like buying a house every year
A federal rule says if there’s an approved drug on the market in Canada, then other unapproved forms of the drug are no longer accessible, even if the new drug costs much more.
World’s oldest known message in a bottle found near Perth, Australia
The world’s oldest known message in a bottle has been found washed up on a remote beach in Western Australia.
White House weighs in on Stormy Daniels allegation
White House spokesperson Sarah Sanders offers little detail, says the case has already been ‘won in arbitration’
Saša Petricic gives us South Korea mixed reaction to the upcoming meeting of Trump and Jong-un.
Saša Petricic reports on the South Korea reaction to U.S. President Donald Trump agreeing to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un
The ‘chaos’ presidency’s wild week: Why Trump is ‘freaking out his own party’ now more than ever before
Donald Trump’s one-time Republican presidential rival Jeb Bush warned of a “chaos” Trump presidency. Well, here we are. And when the “chaos” president reigns, the cascade of disorder pours.
In the basements of eastern Ghouta, Syrians wait in fear as bombs fall
As the battles creep closer, thousands of families have fled their homes and moved deeper into the enclave that is eastern Ghouta, where cellars were already packed with civilians sheltering from the fighting.