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Witness walks back testimony about accused in St. Mike's sex assault case

Witness walks back testimony about accused in St. Mike's sex assault case

TORONTO — A witness testifying at the trial of a teen accused of sexually assaulting two students at an all-boys Catholic school in Toronto has walked back his previous testimony on what happened.
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Research raises questions over delayed second vaccine doses for seniors

Research raises questions over delayed second vaccine doses for seniors

TORONTO — More questions are being raised about how long second shots of the COVID-19 vaccine can be delayed for seniors and other immunocompromised people.
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Quebec must learn lesson from virus variants before they take over province: expert

Quebec must learn lesson from virus variants before they take over province: expert

MONTREAL — As Quebec reported a spike in COVID-19 infections on Thursday, one public health expert said she hopes authorities are taking lessons from how variants have impacted other areas before they take over in the province.
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Ontario 'disappointed' with Supreme Court ruling upholding federal carbon price

Ontario 'disappointed' with Supreme Court ruling upholding federal carbon price

TORONTO — Ontario's years-long battle with Ottawa over the federal carbon tax came to an end on Thursday when the country's top court ruled the national price on pollution was constitutional.
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Rural areas hope to get some of $2.8 billion broadband funds in Ontario budget

Rural areas hope to get some of $2.8 billion broadband funds in Ontario budget

TORONTO — The Ontario budget's promise of $2.8 billion for improved broadband internet and cellular service in underserved areas has raised the hopes for many rural cities, towns and counties that are outside the province's major urban areas.
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'No code sharing,' says health unit as non-eligible residents try to book vaccines

'No code sharing,' says health unit as non-eligible residents try to book vaccines

LANARK, Ont. — An eastern Ontario health unit is reminding residents not to share their COVID-19 vaccine booking codes after non-eligible individuals tried to secure a shot.
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Group home's visitor restrictions discriminatory, Ontario Human Rights Tribunal finds

Group home's visitor restrictions discriminatory, Ontario Human Rights Tribunal finds

TORONTO — Visitor restrictions imposed by a group home during the pandemic discriminated against a 14-year-old boy with disabilities, Ontario's human rights tribunal has found.
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Thieves steal ATM from store in Mississauga, Ont.

Thieves steal ATM from store in Mississauga, Ont.

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — Police in Mississauga, Ont., say three men broke into a store early this morning and stole a banking machine. The suspects pulled a truck to the store, forced entry into the building and carried the ATM out.
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Toronto and provincial police believe pair of GTA shootings are linked

Toronto and provincial police believe pair of GTA shootings are linked

TORONTO — Police say they believe that two shootings in the Greater Toronto Area are connected. Provincial police say they responded to a shooting on Highway 427 northbound, approaching Highway 7 on the morning of March 17.
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Hamilton paramedic had 'honest' belief that teen was shot with BB gun: lawyer

Hamilton paramedic had 'honest' belief that teen was shot with BB gun: lawyer

A former Hamilton paramedic charged alongside his partner in the death of a 19-year-old believed the teen had only suffered a superficial wound from a BB gun and may have been in psychiatric distress, his lawyer argued Wednesday.
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