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Southbound Keele closed after GO bus fire
York Regional Police told CityNews no one injured.
Woman trapped under car in crash near Sheppard and Midland
She was taken to Sunnybrook Hospital
Road tolls can reduce traffic and pollution: watchdog
Ontario’s environmental watchdog is calling for a "serious discussion" on road tolls to decrease traffic and reduce greenhouse gases, but all three major parties say if they are elected this fall they don’t plan to make motorists pay to use roads.
Judge lets 31 accused Hells Angels bikers free; Quebec court can’t handle caseload
The bombshell announcement prompted accusations that the Quebec justice system, already struggling with funding and workload issues, has tumbled into total disarray.
Mladic spending night in isolation at UN prison
Former Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladic was placed in a UN detention unit Tuesday to await trial on genocide charges, 16 years after he was indicted in the killing of 8,000 Muslim men and boys in the worst massacre of civilians in Europe since World War II.
True North confirms deal to return NHL to Winnipeg
Winnipeg is one step closer to its NHL return today, after True North Sports and Entertainment announced an agreement to purchase the NHL’s Atlanta Thrashers. It’s not a done deal, however, as the league must approve the sale and move of the yet-to-be-named team first.
Cellphone radiation ‘possibly carcinogenic’: experts
An international panel of experts is classifying the radiation from cellphones as "possibly carcinogenic" to humans, due to a possible link to brain cancer.
Flaherty calls on businesses to ’step up to the plate’
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty is calling on Canadian businesses to help fuel economic growth by ramping up investment and creating jobs, as Canada turns the corner from the recession.
Strike-ready union must ‘face facts’: Canada Post
Canada Post and its postal workers appear far apart on substantive labour and compensation issues only three days before a strike could be in full effect.
McGuinty calls for abolition of the Senate
Ontario has joined Quebec and Nova Scotia in warning Prime Minister Stephen Harper to abandon his plans to reform the Senate, but the province went even further Tuesday by calling on the federal government to scrap the upper chamber.
