Author: The Canadian Press

TORONTO — Elena Rybakina defeated Naomi Osaka 4-6, 7-6 (5), 6-4 on Tuesday at the National Bank Open to earn the last semifinal berth at the WTA Tour event. The second seed from Kazakhstan broke Osaka’s serve at 3-3 in the deciding set before completing the win in two hours 33 minutes at Sobeys Stadium. […]

TORONTO — Ernie Clement hit into a fielder’s choice in the sixth inning, giving George Springer enough time to score as the Toronto Blue Jays eked out a 5-3 win over the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday. Brett Bateman’s RBI double in the third tied the game 1-1 and he tied it again 3-3 in […]

TORONTO — Richie Laryea lived out a dream. The Canadian defender started all five of his country’s matches — including its hometown opener on a pitch he knows well — as part of a breakout World Cup campaign for the men’s national team. The international sporting showcase now growing ever smaller in Laryea’s rear-view mirror, […]

TORONTO — Pension fund manager OMERS says it earned a 4.8 per cent return for the first six months of 2026, boosted by its investments in public equities. The Ontario fund manager says its net assets grew by $6.9 billion to $151.6 billion between the start of the year and June 30. OMERS chief financial […]

An Ontario jeweller accused of laundering hundreds of millions of dollars in drug money for a violent criminal network allegedly run by former Olympian Ryan Wedding will not fight his extradition to the United States. Rolan Sokolovski’s lawyer confirmed in an email that his client consented to extradition in a court hearing today, but stressed […]

TORONTO — The head of Ontario’s regional transit agency says the price tag so far for the Ontario Line subway is at about $34 billion, which is triple the government’s original cost projection. Metrolinx president and CEO Michael Lindsay confirmed the dollar figure in response to a reporter’s question today and says the final total […]

TORONTO — Ontario’s minister of natural resources says crews are making progress fighting wildfires, with dozens extinguished in the last two weeks and far fewer burning out of control. Mike Harris says the wildfire season in terms of number of fires has not been too abnormal, but in terms of the area burned this year […]

HALIFAX — Halifax police charged a man Tuesday with making a bomb threat against the local U.S. Consulate, which prompted a temporary evacuation of several downtown streets. Halifax Regional Police confirmed that 54-year-old Ali Assakereh was scheduled to appear in provincial court to face charges of uttering threats and public mischief. Police say they learned […]

A community hit hard by flooding in southwestern Ontario is keeping a state of emergency in place as recovery efforts continue days after heavy rains damaged roads and properties. The township of Southwold, just south of London, says it has decided to maintain the emergency declaration issued last week even after roads became passable after […]

SUDBURY — Police say four people are facing charges after they allegedly shot BB guns and fireworks out of a pickup truck at pedestrians in downtown Sudbury, Ont. They say officers were immediately dispatched to look for the vehicle when the shootings were reported on Monday night. Investigators say that as they searched, more reports […]