Students standing in solidarity with Waterloo school stabbing victims – Jun 30, 2023 The recent University of Waterloo stabbing that sent shockwaves across the country has prompted other Canadian universities to review their own security measures. Two students and a professor were injured after a man showed up in class June 28 and drew knives after confirming it was […]
Hamilton police’s collision reconstruction unit investigates a July 10, 2023 crash on Upper James Street that sent a pickup truck driver to hospital with life-threatening injuries. Global News A man is in hospital with critical injuries following a truck crash on Hamilton Mountain in the Mount Hope area on Monday afternoon. Police say the Ford F-150
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Ontario and Ottawa have promised billions of dollars to automakers to attract them to build electric vehicles and batteries in the province. The strategy puts the mineral-rich Ring of Fire at its core. But, as Global News’ Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello reports, a looming battle with local Indigenous communities could spell trouble. The
Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for a large swathe of southern Ontario. Getty Images Environment Canada issued severe thunderstorm watches and warnings for a large swathe of southern Ontario on Tuesday. The agency has issued the warning and watches to an area that stretches from Windsor to Quebec and along the shores of Lake
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TORONTO — Ontario is working toward filling all of the province’s quickly growing electricity needs with emissions-free sources, including a plan to secure new renewable generation, but isn’t quite ready to commit to a moratorium on natural gas. Energy Minister Todd Smith announced Monday a strategy to prepare the grid for 2030 to 2050 — the Independent
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WATCH ABOVE: Three shooters opened fire on Toronto’s Queen Street in the Leslieville area, injuring a woman in her 40s with multiple gunshot wounds, who was later pronounced dead after being rushed to a hospital. The three suspects remain at large as Global’s Catherine McDonald reports. Shaken residents of an east Toronto neighbourhood worked Monday to process