Canadian Law Puts Limits on Self-Defence: ‘You Can’t Just Get Mad,’ Lawyer Explains
Editor A Toronto criminal lawyer says many Canadians misunderstand the limits of self-defence after a high-profile case in Lindsay,…
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CBSA and CSIS Rank Among Worst Federal Workplaces, Employee Survey Reveals”
A new federal survey has found that employees at the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and the Canadian…
Canadian Banks Set to Ease Loan-Loss Provisions as Tariff Risks Recede
Canada’s major banks are expected to report improved third-quarter results as U.S. tariffs appear to have caused less…
Majority of Ontarians Oppose Federal Plan to Ban Gas-Powered Cars by 2035, Poll Finds
A new poll suggests most Ontarians are against the federal government’s plan to phase out the sale of…
Ontario Jobless Rate Hits 7.8% as Tariffs Slam Manufacturing and Windsor
Ontario’s unemployment rate has climbed to 7.8 per cent, the highest level since 2012 outside of the pandemic…
Family of Ontario Father Killed in Crash Pushes for ‘Andrew’s Law’ to Curb Dangerous Driving
The family of Andrew Cristillo, a 35-year-old father of three killed earlier this month in a head-on collision…
From Peanut Butter to Jeans: What Will Cost Less After Canada Lifts U.S. Tariffs
A fresh chapter in the Canada-U.S. trade dispute is opening after Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the removal…
Pepper Spray Attack at Mississauga Walmart Leaves Shoppers and Staff Injured
MISSISSAUGA — A chaotic scene unfolded Friday evening inside the Walmart on Argentia Road after someone discharged pepper…
Ford’s Alcohol Policy Under Fire as Beer Store Closures Threaten Ontario Jobs
The closure of 12 more Beer Store locations across Ontario, including several in Toronto, has sparked anger and…
Vance Says Russia Making “Significant Concessions” in Push for Ukraine Peace Deal
WASHINGTON — U.S. Vice President JD Vance pushed back against claims that Moscow is deliberately stalling peace efforts…