Masked home invaders open fire in latest King Township violence

Ontario's Financial Accountability Office (FAO) predicts a "modest recession" in 2025 if U.S. tariffs on steel, aluminum, and automobiles remain, forecasting real GDP growth to drop to 0.6% compared to 1.7% without those tariffs. FAO Chief Economist Paul Lewis explains that a modest recession is defined as two consecutive quarters of negative growth, and while Ontario's economy represents a significant portion of Canada’s, its recession may not align with national trends. The report emphasizes that...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford's relationship with federal Conservatives has come under scrutiny following a recent election loss, with Ontario MP Jamil Jivani accusing Ford of sabotaging their campaign. Ford responded by highlighting that federal leader Pierre Poilievre did not support the provincial Conservatives during their election, suggesting a lack of collaboration. Despite tensions, Poilievre's Conservatives gained seats in Ontario, indicating a complex dynamic between federal and provincial party politics, with Ford's performance suggesting limitations for...

The Conservative party initially believed they had decisively defeated the Liberal party in January, only to face a surprising resurgence catalyzed by Donald Trump's comments about Canada becoming the 51st state. Internal polling had suggested the Liberals were on the verge of collapse, prompting Justin Trudeau's resignation as his unpopularity grew, allowing Mark Carney to emerge as a strong contender. Conservative attacks on both Trudeau and NDP leader Jagmeet Singh backfired, demonstrating a scorched-earth strategy...

Google searches for cortisol, the main stress hormone, have risen 110% in the U.S. over the past year, with trends like “cortisol trigger foods” gaining popularity, though scientists warn against the idea of detoxing this vital hormone. Cortisol, produced by the adrenal glands, is crucial for regulating immune response, energy conversion, and the sleep-wake cycle, following a daily rhythm that peaks in the morning and decreases by evening. While an acute stress response is beneficial,...

In a March night in Nova Scotia, members of the Sipekne’katik First Nation defied federal laws by harvesting juvenile American eels (elvers) under their own band-issued licenses, challenging Canada's sovereignty and enforcement of the Fisheries Act. This incident highlights the broader conflict regarding the federal government’s inconsistent enforcement of fishing laws amid reconciliation efforts, as First Nations claim rights to fish outside traditional regulations. The situation has escalated tensions within fishing communities, with organized crime...

The Parole Board of Canada is recommending that Harvey Joseph Venus, a dangerous offender with a history of sexual offenses against minors, face charges for violating his long-term supervision order. Released in February 2024, Venus was caught driving without a license and with a stolen registration, prompting the board to conclude he poses a substantial risk to society. They have suggested he be charged with failing to comply with the supervision order, which could result...