The Latest Breaking News from Ontario

Graham Greene, the Oscar-nominated First Nations actor best known for Dances with Wolves and The Twilight Saga, has died aged 73 in Ontario after a long illness, leaving behind a celebrated legacy on stage and screen.

As Ontario cements its role as a major player in Canada’s evolving online gambling scene, curiosity is mounting over what’s next for big-name operators. One of the most talked-about names is Stake Ontario, which has generated buzz for its unique crypto-first model, dynamic game variety, and sleek user interface designed…

If you live in Ontario, you’ve probably taken a staycation without even calling it that. It could be a weekend in Muskoka with canoeing and evening bonfires, or a short trip to Prince Edward County to enjoy wine and local food.

Back-to-school is around the corner, which means that many parents will soon receive requests from schools to pay fees, contribute supplies or support fundraising activities.

Buildings are the third-largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in Canada. In many cities, including Vancouver, Toronto and Calgary, buildings are the single highest source of emissions.

Forest degradation is increasingly recognized as a major global threat. Such degradation refers to the gradual erosion of a forest’s ability to store carbon, support biodiversity and sustain livelihoods, including those of Indigenous Peoples.

Five former Canada world junior hockey players have been acquitted of sexually assaulting a woman in a hotel room in 2018 after Ontario Superior Court Justice Maria Carroccia said the Crown failed to prove its case and that the victim’s evidence was neither credible nor reliable.

Five members of Canada’s 2018 world junior team were acquitted after a judge ruled the complainant’s evidence was not credible in a case that sparked national debate

An Ontario judge is delivering her ruling in the sexual assault trial of five former members of Canada’s world junior hockey team, saying she did not find the complainant’s testimony to be credible