105.9 The Region
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OTTAWA — Hollywood actor Richard Gere says Canada should not pivot to a stronger relationship with China just because of its currently strained relationship with the United States. He says he is worried about that strain but says that won’t last forever and it is problematic for Canada to make “corrections” in its relationship with […]
TORONTO — Toronto police say their homicide unit is investigating after an elderly woman was killed in a house fire over the weekend. Police say emergency crews responded to a report of a residential fire near Avenue Road and Boswell Avenue just after 11 p.m. on Saturday. They allege a suspect went to the house […]
TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford is looking at making some information on the sex offender registry public, in the wake of a controversial Supreme Court of Canada decision on child pornography sentences. The possible changes are framed in a government proposal as quite preliminary, with law enforcement and expert consultations beginning, but Ford suggested […]
OTTAWA — New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt says premiers had a “productive” meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney today, mainly to discuss the federal budget and progress on tariff talks with the United States. Noting the impact of tariffs on New Brunswick, Holt says the group spoke about softwood lumber and Carney indicated a “significant” […]
TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford says his government is looking at making some information on the sex offender registry public, in the wake of a controversial Supreme Court of Canada decision on child pornography sentences. Ford says parents want to know if a sex offender is living next door or down the street, and […]
OTTAWA — Green Party Leader Elizabeth May offered the Liberals a critical yes vote on Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first budget Monday afternoon — just a few hours before members of Parliament decide whether to risk plunging the country into an early election. Following question period, May told reporters she will support Carney’s fiscal plan […]
HALIFAX — New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt says the Trump administration is to blame for strained relations between Canada and the United States. Holt met with the other Atlantic premiers in St. John’s, N.L., today, along with representatives from four New England states. She says the premiers and governors in the region acknowledge the Canada-U.S. […]
TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford is defending his government’s skills development funding system that allows a minister to hand-pick recipients against the advice of bureaucrats, even after referring an audit of one company to the police. Labour Minister David Piccini has come under sustained fire from opposition parties calling for his resignation since an […]
Warren Abbey made his first million dollars selling chocolate bars and chips, and he wouldn’t have it any other way. After spending much of his teen years on the edges of gangs and gun violence, and more than a decade in prison, the million-dollar milestone is “surreal,” he says, because he never imagined he could […]
Two people have been charged in a spate of mausoleum and cemetery thefts in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area and the Niagara region. Halton police say they investigated more than 300 thefts over the last two months in which thieves targeted jewelry, decorative cremation urns, keepsakes and other valuables. Police say eight mausoleums and […]