Parks employee suspended after she reported alleged indecent... A city employee has been suspended from work for five days after she complained that a male colleague unzipped his pants and rubbed his body against her in the lunchroom.Susan Rose, a maintenance w...
This was published on 3/10/2014

Spring break 2014: When it starts across the country Students in Ontario and Nova Scotia start their first day of a week-long vacation on Monday — but spring break dates vary wildly across the country, and even between school districts.Most elementar...
This was published on 3/7/2014

Mar 9, 2014, 2:00 AM_Clock changes in Toronto, Ontario, Cana... Start DST:Sunday, March 9, 20141 hour forwardEnd DST:Sunday, November 2, 20141 hour backwardMar 9, 2014 - Daylight Saving Time StartsWhen local standard time is about to reachSunday, March 9, 2014,...
This was published on 3/7/2014

Toronto police make more Izms and PurePillz ‘legal drug’ bus... Toronto police arrested four people in connection with a pair of companies that purport to sell “legal” drugs—Izms and PurePillz—and charged them with offences under the criminal code and controlle...
This was published on 3/7/2014

Police release suspect’s description after York U shooting Two women were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries following a shooting Thursday evening inside the food court at York University, according to Toronto EMS.Paramedics said they responde...
This was published on 3/7/2014

Passenger’s sexist note left on WestJet flight stirs pilot’s... Sexists remarks about a female pilot left on a passenger’s napkin aboard a Calgary flight bound for Victoria Sunday have prompted a heated response from the seasoned flier herself.Carey Steacy, a p...
This was published on 3/5/2014

Toronto struggling with unemployment despite boom in jobs: r... Toronto more than doubled its job creation numbers in 2013, but still struggles with high unemployment, says a new report released Tuesday.More than 120,000 jobs were created in the city, according...
This was published on 3/5/2014

George Doodnaught denied bail while appealing sex assault co... Former anesthesiologist George Doodnaught has been denied bail while he appeals his 21 convictions for sexually assaulting female patients while they lay semi-conscious on the operating table.“Dr. ...
This was published on 3/5/2014

How 'synthetic' identity fraud costs Canada $1B a year Thousands of driver's licences with fake names are circulating in Ontario, with many being used in a new type of fraud that’s plaguing the financial industry, growing exponentially and costing Cana...
This was published on 3/3/2014

Mayor Rob Ford gets celebrity treatment on Hollywood Bouleva... LOS ANGELES—Two women spotted Rob Ford on Hollywood Boulevard. One of them squealed. She demanded a photo.Ford complied. A man stared. Then the man asked Ford a question.“What movie were you in aga...
This was published on 3/3/2014