Jon Woodward

A Canadian mom is welcoming news of an arrest related to the drug smuggling network that she believes duped her daughter, and three other people from southern Ontario, into becoming drug mules before being arrested overseas.

Dozens of OPP officers who are injured and on leave are challenging a new way their benefits are determined, saying they are losing a lucrative tax

At its Oakville plant on Tuesday, Ford Motor Co. showed off a new security feature it hopes will give its customers the edge in an arms race against car thieves, as several automakers try to bulletproof their vehicles from sophisticated tactics.

A Toronto charity director who was hit with hundreds of dollars in fines and labelled “female belligerent” in police files for disputing an allegation she ran a stop sign has fought her tickets and won.

A group representing parents of children with autism says something has to be done to improve dismal waitlist numbers—and they're targeting what

A group representing parents of children with autism says something has to be done to improve dismal waitlist numbers—and they’re targeting what they’re calling a “make-work project” for the private company administering the system.

There may be gaps in a system that is supposed to report dishonest police officers after they lie in Ontario courtrooms, according to a review by CTV News.

Canadian and British families are pushing the Ukrainian government to protect vulnerable young people worldwide by cracking down on the sale of a

An Ontario judge has tossed evidence after an extraordinary takedown near a Canadian Tire in Whitby, where a police officer was recorded on surveillance

An Ontario provincial government fund that pays insurance claims to people including those who were injured and killed hit and runs has scaled back