Gale and Grant shake hands and what the Councillor said to a reporter he once criticized
In a surprising move, Niagara Falls Regional Councillor Bob Gale approached the reporter who broke the story of the corrupt hiring of Niagara's former CAO.
Tarion CEO steps down, minister orders changes to board
Ontario's government and consumer services minister says she asked the CEO of the corporation that enforces warranties on new homes to step down.
CAO REPORT | Niagara Council meeting on Ombudsman Report
The meeting of Regional Council is now underway to decide what to do with Ombudsman report 'Inside Job' on hiring of former Niagara CAO Carmen D'Angelo.
THRONE SPEECH | Liberals pledge to work with opposition MPs, welcome their ideas
Justin Trudeau has launched his second mandate _ and a new era of minority Liberal government _ with a throne speech light on details but heavy on the need for all parties to work together.
Ontario considering ban on flavoured vaping products following Nova Scotia ban
Ontario's health minister says the province is considering a ban on flavoured vaping products.
Photo of West Virginia corrections trainees so disturbing some employees suspended and fired
A photo of West Virginia corrections trainees was so disturbing that some employees have been suspended and the governor has ordered some to be fired _ but what the image shows remains a mystery.
Trump Doesn't Believe Impeachment Will Hurt His Legacy
President Trump doesn't believe impeachment will hurt his legacy.
Study suggests babies who have older siblings with autism should be tested before symptoms appear
Canadian researchers have led a study suggesting infants who have older siblings with autism should be tested before symptoms typically appear.
Ontario not doing enough to verify disability payment eligibility: auditor
Ontario's auditor general says the Progressive Conservative government isn't doing enough to verify that people receiving disability benefits are actually eligible.