Merge Ontario's Catholic and public school systems: Poll
While the public isn’t united in picking a side on who to blame for the current labour unrest in Ontario’s school system — backing neither the province nor the unions ...
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Ontario Much still to do from Ontario auditor general's 2017 report
The 2019 annual report of Ontario Auditor General Bonnie Lysyk released last week — with its disheartening revelations about harm in hospitals, slack truck and driver safety rule,s and salty, ... -
Toronto & GTA SSG Riley, a former figure skater, talks concussions
It’s tale of beauty battling her brain.Former figure skater Riley Sawyer, 20, who has graced the pages of the Sun as a top SUNshine Girl for the past two years, ... -
Ontario Ontario's Education Minister on teachers contract talks: 'We want to be fair'
The Toronto Sun’s Editor-In-Chief Adrienne Batra sat down with the province’s Education Minister Stephen Lecce after the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation (OSSTF) staged a one-day strike on Wednesday when ... -
Toronto & GTA PAZZANO: Recent cases highlight failures of revolving door bail system
Four years ago, people were outraged with our lax bail system.Sinbad Kingsimba Marshall — on bail for a violent crime and probation for a chilling attack on an elderly woman ... -
Toronto & GTA Figuring out concussions
Riley Sawyer, aged 20, was out on the ice for the first time in years figure skating at Scarbrorough's Centennial Recreation Centre with her former coach Ryan Shollert. -
Ontario Bernardo superfan gets indefinite sentence, dangerous offender tag
Michelle Erstikaitis once wrote love letters to serial killer Paul Bernardo — now has something in common with him. -
Ontario Neither teachers nor government being reasonable: Poll
“A pox on both your houses,” Mercutio said in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.That pretty much sums up the feelings of Ontario taxpayers when it comes to this latest labour fight ...
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Provincial 'Huge shock': Three children and grandparents among five dead in Rochfort Bridge fire
Rochfort Bridge — RCMP are investigating after five people — two adults and three children — were found dead on Friday following a fire in a Mayerthorpe-area home, RCMP said ... -
Canada Federal government signs off on Alberta's industrial carbon price
The federal government is letting Alberta Premier Jason Kenney proceed with his own version of an industrial carbon tax instead of applying Ottawa’s carbon pricing on heavy emitters in Alberta. -
Provincial Alberta loses 18,000 jobs in November: StatsCan
Alberta lost 18,000 jobs in November, according to the latest numbers from Statistics Canada on Friday. -
Provincial Report says Alberta women at high risk of being killed, more turned away at shelters
The number of women, children and seniors turned away from shelters across Alberta nearly doubled over the course of a year, according to a report released Wednesday. -
Provincial Province to add 300 rural RCMP officers with municipalities sharing the bill
Small Alberta municipalities will foot much of the bill for 300 new RCMP officers to work in underserved rural parts of the province. -
Local News 'We are the front lines': Union workers rally to protest UCP cuts
Chants echoed in front of city hall Wednesday as dozens of union members from across the public sector gathered to protest cuts by the United Conservative Party. -
Provincial Finance minister 'disappointed' by decline in Alberta's credit rating
Finance Minister Travis Toews said he is disappointed by global credit rating Moody’s decision to downgrade the province’s credit rating on Tuesday. -
Canada Halliburton to suspend cementing operations in Alberta
A multinational corporation that has operated cementing services in Alberta for close to a century plans to shut down those operations in Western Canada by the end of the month. -
Canada Trans Mountain expansion moves forward
Following years of delay, construction of the Trans Mountain expansion is moving forward with expectations pipes will be in the ground by Christmas and work in British Columbia will start ... -
Local News Forestry cabin designated as historic resource southeast of Grande Cache
The Government of Alberta gave the Mile 58 Forestry Cabin a Provincial Historic Resource designation earlier in November in order to preserve Alberta’s forestry history.
