Police have arrested and charged two Mississauga drivers involved in separate speeding incidents.
Front-line health-care workers dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic are getting a helping hand from Ontario Power Generation and Ontario Tech University in Oshawa.
Ontario has declared a state of emergency in response to the pandemic. Here are the rules.
Giorgos Kallonakis, the owner of Olympus Burger, has been working with his staff to ensure food deliveries continue to go out.
Staff looking for more protections through COVID-19 coronavirus quarantine.
Six deaths in the region have been attributed to the illness, which is linked to the novel coronavirus
Peel Regional Police have arrested five suspects from across southern Ontario who were wanted in connection to several retail robberies in Mississauga and a Brampton bank robbery between late January and late March.
“I really don’t care about money right now, I care about YOU … You shouldn’t be struggling to find a roof for your family.” That’s the shocking email 38-year-old Sarah Vanderhelm received from Chris Boyes, the landlord of her downtown Toronto cond
The province relies on its 34 local public health units to submit the data.
With over a million Canadians laid off amid the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis, the nation has plunged into a recession.
Consumer advocates fear the deal will reduce competition and lead to higher prices. But regulators and a federal judge let it proceed.
Census-taking used to spur innovation. Now, the pace of technology, and the challenge of going go door to door, could force it to adopt existing systems instead.
The best, most beautiful weather app is about to be an iOS exclusive.
Should you buy Samsung’s new Galaxy S20, S20 Plus, or S20 Ultra? Here's what you need to know before you shell out a grand.
A class action lawsuit. Rampant zoombombing. And as of today, two new zero-day vulnerabilities.
No Purell? No problem! When disinfecting gel sells out everywhere, you can just make some yourself with stuff you (maybe) already have at home.
For some longtime preppers, it's not all about bunkers and power generators.
Mohammad Mosaed, a reporter who criticized the Iranian government's response to the coronavirus pandemic, has been arrested and banned from social media.
To protect governments as well as people’s rights from coronavirus, we need to use tech as a scalpel, not a sledgehammer.
It can replicate a sense of being touched, even when there’s no one around. As the world self-isolates, that feeling is more important than ever.