49,000 without power in Ontario as ice storm moves through province
About 49,000 customers are currently without power in Ontario as an ice storm pummels parts of the province, Hydro One said.
The outages, which are concentrated in central and eastern Ontario, are being caused by tree limbs and branches weighed down by freezing rain that break and fall onto power lines, said spokesperson Tiziana Baccega Rosa.
She said some areas in the province, which are known as water-access only, may be without power for more than 24 hours.
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About 49,000 customers are currently without power in Ontario as an ice storm pummels parts of the province, Hydro One said.
The outages, which are concentrated in central and eastern Ontario, are being caused by tree limbs and branches weighed down by freezing rain that break and fall onto power lines, said spokesperson Tiziana Baccega Rosa.
She said some areas in the province, which are known as water-access only, may be without power for more than 24 hours.
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Global Protests Target Tesla Over Muskβs Politics
Activists launched a "Tesla Takedown" protest on March 29, 2025, targeting Tesla showrooms worldwide. The movement opposes Elon Muskβs political influence, urging divestment from Tesla to impact its stock. Peaceful demonstrations took place in cities like New York, London, Vancouver, and Montreal.
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Activists launched a "Tesla Takedown" protest on March 29, 2025, targeting Tesla showrooms worldwide. The movement opposes Elon Muskβs political influence, urging divestment from Tesla to impact its stock. Peaceful demonstrations took place in cities like New York, London, Vancouver, and Montreal.
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Judge rejects Hudson's Bay restructuring proposal intended to save remaining stores
An Ontario judge has rejected a restructuring agreement for Hudsonβs Bay Company, increasing the risk of receivership. The agreement would have set an April deadline to save remaining stores and given more control to senior secured lenders. It also imposed a strict budget and required lender approval for any sale of the business. Justice Peter Osborne ruled the agreement was "neither necessary nor appropriate at this time."
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An Ontario judge has rejected a restructuring agreement for Hudsonβs Bay Company, increasing the risk of receivership. The agreement would have set an April deadline to save remaining stores and given more control to senior secured lenders. It also imposed a strict budget and required lender approval for any sale of the business. Justice Peter Osborne ruled the agreement was "neither necessary nor appropriate at this time."
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At least 1 dead, 7 injured in collisions during weekend ice storm
Ontario Provincial Police have reported two major collisions and dozens of minor ones Saturday as snow and freezing rain pelts most of eastern Ontario.
Environment Canada became increasingly sure on Thursday and Friday that the region would be hit with a major ice storm over the weekend. The weather agency initially expected the freezing rain to turn into rain by Sunday, but the agency has since extended many of its freezing rain warnings into Sunday.
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Ontario Provincial Police have reported two major collisions and dozens of minor ones Saturday as snow and freezing rain pelts most of eastern Ontario.
Environment Canada became increasingly sure on Thursday and Friday that the region would be hit with a major ice storm over the weekend. The weather agency initially expected the freezing rain to turn into rain by Sunday, but the agency has since extended many of its freezing rain warnings into Sunday.
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Supervised consumption sites win temporary court relief in Ontario
An Ontario judge has granted an injunction allowing 10 supervised consumption sites to remain open for now. The Superior Court of Justice will hear a charter challenge of a provincial law that bans the sites from operating within 200 metres of schools and daycares. Advocates say the temporary relief offers some hope.
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An Ontario judge has granted an injunction allowing 10 supervised consumption sites to remain open for now. The Superior Court of Justice will hear a charter challenge of a provincial law that bans the sites from operating within 200 metres of schools and daycares. Advocates say the temporary relief offers some hope.
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Over 330,000 without power in Ontario as ice storm moves through province
More than 330,000 customers are without power after an ice storm hit parts of Ontario on the weekend, according to the provincial utility Hydro One.
Officials say the outages have been concentrated in central and eastern Ontario.
The number of outages jumped on Sunday because of a problem with Hydro One's outage map, with outages not previously accounted for now having been added to the total.
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More than 330,000 customers are without power after an ice storm hit parts of Ontario on the weekend, according to the provincial utility Hydro One.
Officials say the outages have been concentrated in central and eastern Ontario.
The number of outages jumped on Sunday because of a problem with Hydro One's outage map, with outages not previously accounted for now having been added to the total.
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Ottawa Police Investigate Homicide Near Chinatown
The Ottawa Police Service is investigating a homicide that occurred Saturday evening near Chinatown, resulting in the death of one man. Details about the incident and the victim have not been released as the investigation is ongoing.
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The Ottawa Police Service is investigating a homicide that occurred Saturday evening near Chinatown, resulting in the death of one man. Details about the incident and the victim have not been released as the investigation is ongoing.
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Michael BublΓ© leans into patriotism, The Beaches win group of the year at Junos
Michael BublΓ© opened the Juno Awards in Vancouver with a patriotic speech, expressing pride in being Canadian. He humorously flubbed a line but kept the mood light, calling Canada "one of a kind" and "the greatest nation on Earth." His remarks followed a lively medley of his hits.
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Michael BublΓ© opened the Juno Awards in Vancouver with a patriotic speech, expressing pride in being Canadian. He humorously flubbed a line but kept the mood light, calling Canada "one of a kind" and "the greatest nation on Earth." His remarks followed a lively medley of his hits.
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Cleanup work begins after ice storm rolls through eastern Ontario
Communities across eastern Ontario are entering cleanup mode after a powerful ice storm tore through the region over the weekend.
Environment Canada issued freezing rain warnings across the region Friday. The first of the warnings began to lift at around 11:30 a.m. Sunday, starting with communities along Lake Ontario. The storm caused widespread power outages, plunging tens of thousands of Hydro One customers in eastern Ontario into the dark.
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Communities across eastern Ontario are entering cleanup mode after a powerful ice storm tore through the region over the weekend.
Environment Canada issued freezing rain warnings across the region Friday. The first of the warnings began to lift at around 11:30 a.m. Sunday, starting with communities along Lake Ontario. The storm caused widespread power outages, plunging tens of thousands of Hydro One customers in eastern Ontario into the dark.
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Canadian researchers are being asked politically charged questions when trying to secure U.S. grants
Academic researchers are used to filling out forms when applying for grants, but Canadian scholars have expressed shock over a new questionnaire they are receiving when applying for funding issued in part or wholly by the U.S. government.
"Can you confirm that this is no DEI project or DEI elements of the project?" asks one question, with an accompanying link to U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order to nix funding from government programs dealing with diversity, equity and inclusion.
"Can you confirm this is not a climate or "environmental justice" project or include such elements?" asks another.
Yet another asks if a project "defends women from gender ideology" β another reference to a Trump executive order.
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Academic researchers are used to filling out forms when applying for grants, but Canadian scholars have expressed shock over a new questionnaire they are receiving when applying for funding issued in part or wholly by the U.S. government.
"Can you confirm that this is no DEI project or DEI elements of the project?" asks one question, with an accompanying link to U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order to nix funding from government programs dealing with diversity, equity and inclusion.
"Can you confirm this is not a climate or "environmental justice" project or include such elements?" asks another.
Yet another asks if a project "defends women from gender ideology" β another reference to a Trump executive order.
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Canada Warns of Foreign Election Interference
Canadian officials are raising concerns about potential foreign interference in the upcoming federal election, citing threats from China, India, Pakistan, and Iran. Intelligence agencies warn of AI-driven disinformation campaigns targeting voters. A special task force has been set up to counter these risks as political tensions rise.
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Canadian officials are raising concerns about potential foreign interference in the upcoming federal election, citing threats from China, India, Pakistan, and Iran. Intelligence agencies warn of AI-driven disinformation campaigns targeting voters. A special task force has been set up to counter these risks as political tensions rise.
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Mark Carney Advocates Doubling Home Construction to Address Housing Crisis
Mark Carney, former governor of the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, has called for Canada to double its home construction rate to tackle the nation's housing affordability crisis.
Speaking at a recent event, Carney emphasized the need for increased housing supply to meet growing demand and stabilize the market. He also highlighted the importance of coordinated efforts between federal, provincial, and municipal governments to streamline regulations and incentivize development.
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Mark Carney, former governor of the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, has called for Canada to double its home construction rate to tackle the nation's housing affordability crisis.
Speaking at a recent event, Carney emphasized the need for increased housing supply to meet growing demand and stabilize the market. He also highlighted the importance of coordinated efforts between federal, provincial, and municipal governments to streamline regulations and incentivize development.
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Sask. judge rules Regina refinery was justified firing 2 workers who wouldn't follow pandemic protocols
A Saskatoon judge has ruled that Consumers' Co-operative Refineries Ltd. (CCRL) did not overstep when it fired two workers at its Regina plant after they refused to follow pandemic protocols. Dallas Shuparski and Ward Rubin refused to comply with CCRL policy on vaccination and testing in October 2021. They were fired in January 2022.
The decision by Justice Richard Danyliuk overturns an arbitrator's decision that had ruled in favour of the workers. Unifor Local 594 had successfully grieved their firing, then CCRL requested a judicial review.
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A Saskatoon judge has ruled that Consumers' Co-operative Refineries Ltd. (CCRL) did not overstep when it fired two workers at its Regina plant after they refused to follow pandemic protocols. Dallas Shuparski and Ward Rubin refused to comply with CCRL policy on vaccination and testing in October 2021. They were fired in January 2022.
The decision by Justice Richard Danyliuk overturns an arbitrator's decision that had ruled in favour of the workers. Unifor Local 594 had successfully grieved their firing, then CCRL requested a judicial review.
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Buy Canadian: Does boycotting American products actually benefit consumers?
A βBuy Canadianβ movement continues to gain momentum as U.S. President Donald Trump threatens additional tariffs, bringing more pain to the Canadian economy. Canadian companies are adding βMade in Canadaβ labels to their products, making it easier for shoppers hoping to find those products.
The movement is undoubtedly benefiting Canadian companies, but do consumers benefit from boycotting American products? Retail expert Bruce Winder joins Global News to talk about the pros and cons of βBuy Canadian.β
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A βBuy Canadianβ movement continues to gain momentum as U.S. President Donald Trump threatens additional tariffs, bringing more pain to the Canadian economy. Canadian companies are adding βMade in Canadaβ labels to their products, making it easier for shoppers hoping to find those products.
The movement is undoubtedly benefiting Canadian companies, but do consumers benefit from boycotting American products? Retail expert Bruce Winder joins Global News to talk about the pros and cons of βBuy Canadian.β
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No, Pierre Poilievre's net worth is not $25M, despite what dubious AI-generated articles say
In the run up to the federal election, many Canadians want to know more about the personal finances of the party leaders vying to be prime minister. But those who search for answers about this topic online will often find only misinformation and unsubstantiated claims promoted by AI chatbots.
Welcome to the first Canadian federal election of the generative AI age.
This is the story about how an obscure website featuring little-read articles that appear to be AI-generated became one of the most influential sources of information on the web when it comes to Canadian party leaders' personal finances.
Over the past couple of weeks, angry comments have surfaced on social media. Some Canadian voters are convinced that the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada (CPC), Pierre Poilievre, has accumulated a vast personal fortune worth $25 million.
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In the run up to the federal election, many Canadians want to know more about the personal finances of the party leaders vying to be prime minister. But those who search for answers about this topic online will often find only misinformation and unsubstantiated claims promoted by AI chatbots.
Welcome to the first Canadian federal election of the generative AI age.
This is the story about how an obscure website featuring little-read articles that appear to be AI-generated became one of the most influential sources of information on the web when it comes to Canadian party leaders' personal finances.
Over the past couple of weeks, angry comments have surfaced on social media. Some Canadian voters are convinced that the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada (CPC), Pierre Poilievre, has accumulated a vast personal fortune worth $25 million.
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Canadian Man Faces Drug Charges in Dominican Republic
David Bennett, a 68-year-old resident of Burlington, Ontario, has been arrested in the Dominican Republic on charges of drug possession and trafficking. Local authorities allege that Bennett was found with a significant quantity of narcotics during a routine inspection. He is currently detained and awaiting trial. Canadian consular officials are providing assistance to Bennett and are monitoring the situation closely.
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David Bennett, a 68-year-old resident of Burlington, Ontario, has been arrested in the Dominican Republic on charges of drug possession and trafficking. Local authorities allege that Bennett was found with a significant quantity of narcotics during a routine inspection. He is currently detained and awaiting trial. Canadian consular officials are providing assistance to Bennett and are monitoring the situation closely.
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The consumer carbon tax is gone as of today. What will that mean for your wallet?
Prime Minister Mark Carney officially ended the consumer carbon tax on April 1, eliminating fuel charges of 17.6 cents per litre for gasoline and 15.25 cents per cubic metre for natural gas. Carney, who once supported the tax, reversed his stance during his leadership campaign, calling it too divisive. While the consumer tax is gone, industrial polluters will still pay a carbon price. The tax, introduced in 2019 under Justin Trudeau, aimed to encourage greener energy use but faced opposition from provinces and became a key target for Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney officially ended the consumer carbon tax on April 1, eliminating fuel charges of 17.6 cents per litre for gasoline and 15.25 cents per cubic metre for natural gas. Carney, who once supported the tax, reversed his stance during his leadership campaign, calling it too divisive. While the consumer tax is gone, industrial polluters will still pay a carbon price. The tax, introduced in 2019 under Justin Trudeau, aimed to encourage greener energy use but faced opposition from provinces and became a key target for Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre.
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Gas prices tumble across B.C. after carbon tax lifted in late-night legislative session
Gas prices across B.C. have seen a sharp decline after the consumer carbon tax was lifted in the early hours of April 1. B.C. was the first jurisdiction in North America to introduce widespread carbon pricing through a consumer tax in 2008. The policy was popular for years, surviving left- and right-leaning governments.
But Premier David Eby says it became "toxic," following years of "axe the tax" campaigning from both federal and provincial Conservatives, and he vowed to do away with it once the federal government introduced the means to do so. (Notably, the first party to use the "axe the tax" campaign was the B.C. NDP, after the carbon tax was introduced by the governing B.C. Liberals in 2008).
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Gas prices across B.C. have seen a sharp decline after the consumer carbon tax was lifted in the early hours of April 1. B.C. was the first jurisdiction in North America to introduce widespread carbon pricing through a consumer tax in 2008. The policy was popular for years, surviving left- and right-leaning governments.
But Premier David Eby says it became "toxic," following years of "axe the tax" campaigning from both federal and provincial Conservatives, and he vowed to do away with it once the federal government introduced the means to do so. (Notably, the first party to use the "axe the tax" campaign was the B.C. NDP, after the carbon tax was introduced by the governing B.C. Liberals in 2008).
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Who is 'middle class' in Canada in 2025?
All Canadian political parties are promising financial relief for Canada's middle class in the federal election, but who is considered middle class in 2025?
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All Canadian political parties are promising financial relief for Canada's middle class in the federal election, but who is considered middle class in 2025?
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Neo-Nazi terror propagandist 'Dark Foreigner' guilty on all counts
An Ottawa man has been found guilty of sowing hate, fear and division by helping create racist recruitment videos and other terrorist propaganda for a now defunct far-right international terrorist group and a prominent neo-Nazi.
Superior Court Justice Robert Smith found Patrick Gordon Macdonald guilty of the three charges he faced: participating in terrorist activity, facilitating terrorist activity, and inciting hate against Jews for one or more terrorist entities, including Atomwaffen Division and the neo-Nazi James Mason.
Macdonald, 27, occasionally looked at the floor but otherwise showed no emotion during the judgment. His parents looked on from separate benches at the rear of the courtroom.
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An Ottawa man has been found guilty of sowing hate, fear and division by helping create racist recruitment videos and other terrorist propaganda for a now defunct far-right international terrorist group and a prominent neo-Nazi.
Superior Court Justice Robert Smith found Patrick Gordon Macdonald guilty of the three charges he faced: participating in terrorist activity, facilitating terrorist activity, and inciting hate against Jews for one or more terrorist entities, including Atomwaffen Division and the neo-Nazi James Mason.
Macdonald, 27, occasionally looked at the floor but otherwise showed no emotion during the judgment. His parents looked on from separate benches at the rear of the courtroom.
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