One person, a 63-year old man from Bromont, has been reported dead after a tree fell on him during the storm.
A Russian man has been arrested for throwing a cat at a policeman after an altercation started between the two parties.
British Reality star Freddie Bentley, 22, appeared on Good Morning Britain today, and gave his opinion, even though he didn’t necessarily have to, because no one really asked.
As the American economy continues to outperform our own, Bank of Canada has little good news on Canada’s performance improving.
Elections Canada rules stipulate automatic recounts when the winning candidate’s margin of victory equals 0.1 percent or less of the total votes cast.
The footage is almost unbelievable, but when you consider that some parts of Quebec and Ontario are getting winds of nearly 100 km/h, it starts to make a bit more sense.
David Piccini has stated that he will be teaming up with Chatham-Kent-Leamington MPP Rich Nicholls on a collaborative effort to present a private member’s bill in legislature as soon as this Autumn, with an end to the breed-specific language from provincial law in their crosshairs.
Unsettling security footage has appeared online of what appears to be six antifa grunts approaching journalist Andy Ngo’s door.
We’re not going to shut down an event every time someone threatens us. Threats are par for the course. As far as we’re concerned, the event will go on.”
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a man who is not known to shy away from a good costume party, will not wear a costume for this year’s trick-or-treat photo op.
Jagmeet Singh made a bold statement directed at Andrew Scheer, stating that you can’t be both a social conservative and serve as prime minister.
The Times has gone through a rough couple of days, having been at the centre of back-to-back embarrassing controversies in the Twittersphere.
An antifa activist with a history of violence and threatening behaviour across the Pacific Northwest has been arrested on a felony hate crime charge.
Montreal Mayor Valerie Plante has invited her city’s residents to participate in trick or treating a full day after Halloween.
An organization that represents English-speaking Quebeckers is accusing the Quebec government of undermining their activities in the province,