Burned body discovered near Centennial College Police are investigating the discovery of a burned male body in a field behind Centennial College’s Scarborough campus.A security guard at the college found the body while it was still on fire in t...
This was published on 1/27/2013

Toronto man charged in ex-husband’s murder wants his life in... A Toronto lawyer charged with first-degree murder in the death of his ex-husband is seeking the dead man’s $2-million life insurance proceeds.And even if he is convicted, Demitry Papasotiriou, char...
This was published on 1/17/2013

Tim Hudak calls for ‘individual employment plan’ for welfare... Able-bodied people who have been on welfare for long periods should see their cheques shrink to give them a stronger motivation to find jobs, Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Hudak says in a new...
This was published on 1/17/2013

‘Honest and frank’ or deceitful – who is the real Mayor Rob ... Three appellate judges in Rob Ford’s conflict of interest trial heard lawyers give two vastly different descriptions of the mayor on Monday. One, of a Ford who is “honest and frank,” the other of a...
This was published on 1/8/2013

Disgraced former Toronto doctor reprimanded for having sex w... More than four years after he was found to have sexually abused four female patients, a former Toronto surgeon appeared before a disciplinary panel Monday to be publicly reprimanded for his “disgra...
This was published on 1/8/2013

Two cars found in Lake Ontario, at least one stolen Toronto Police discovered two cars in Lake Ontario near Jarvis St. and Queens Quay E. on Tuesday around 6 a.m.With the help of a tow line, two crusty and rusted cars were pulled out of the water.“T...
This was published on 1/8/2013

Canadian polar bear dippers brave freezing temperatures Hundreds of hardy Canadians welcomed the new year Tuesday with a splash into icy waters at Polar Bear Dip events across the country.About 800 participants at this year's largest charity gathering, ...
This was published on 1/4/2013

$50M Lotto Max winner a Thornhill, Ont., grandma It will be a very happy holiday indeed for a woman from Thornhill, Ont.Susan Flam won the $50-million Lotto Max draw from Dec. 21.The homemaker and fundraiser said she discovered she had won when s...
This was published on 12/27/2012

6 niqab legal controversies in Canada In recent years, courts and lawmakers have had to address issues around wearing a niqab, a veil worn by some Muslim women that covers all of the face, except the eyes.The issues have divided Canadi...
This was published on 12/27/2012

Idle No More protests aim to disrupt Boxing Day shoppers First Nations protesters held a number of demonstrations across the country on Boxing Day, aiming to bring attention to changes to the federal Indian Act.At West Edmonton Mall, hundreds of protesto...
This was published on 12/27/2012