Blues rock guitarist Colin James is back with a new album. 680News music reporter Rudy Blair spoke with the six-time Juno Award winner about his latest CD, “Fifteen.”
May 23: Big sell-off on world markets, particular in Tokyo, business editor Richard Southern says.
Supt. Dan Kinsella released the name of the second suspect arrested in the Tim Bosma murder investigation. He also said investigators continue to look for a third person as part of the ongoing investigation.
A funeral service for renowned journalist Peter Worthington, the founding editor of the Toronto Sun was held on Wednesday.
Sharlene Bosma got emotional when delivering this speech during the public memorial service for her husband Tim on Wednesday in Hamilton.
Hank Bosma gave this emotional speech during a public memorial for his son Tim who was murdered. The 32-year-old father went missing May 6 and police say his charred remains were found on a farm.
Michelle Denbak, sister of murder victim Tim Bosma spoke about the kind of man her brother was during Wednesday’s public memorial service in Hamilton.
Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath announced that her party will support the provincial Liberals’ budget. PC leader Tim Hudak slammed the other two parties for coming to an agreement.
Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath said her party will support the provincial budget. Premier Kathleen spoke positively about Horwath’s decision.
Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horwath announced on Tuesday that she will support the provincial budget and that move will avert a spring election.
Mayor Rob Ford said the recent allegations contained in a Toronto Star article are “ridiculous.”
An earthquake hit Braeside, west of Ottawa, according to Earthquakes Canada. Political specialist Cormac MacSweeney said he felt it on Friday.
680News reporter Irene Preklet told CityNews that she felt the effects from Friday morning’s earthquake while she was covering a story about the long-weekend traffic towards cottage country.
Here is video from outside Mayor Rob Ford’s home after a published report says a video that appears to show Toronto Mayor Rob Ford smoking crack cocaine is being shopped around by a group of men allegedly involved in the drug trade.
Coun. Doug Holyday spoke to the media after a published report says a video that appears to show Toronto mayor Rob Ford smoking crack cocaine is being shopped around by a group of men allegedly involved in the drug trade.
Mayor Rob Ford arrived at Toronto City Hall on Friday morning as allegations contained in a Toronto Star article are spreading world-wide.
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