McGuinty won't apologize for G20 secret law

Riot police penned in hundreds of protesters at the corner of Spadina Avenue and Queen Street in Toronto and made many arrests despite no violence, during the G20 Summit, Sunday June 27, 2010.

Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty says he won't apologize for passing a secret law giving police special powers during the G20 summit in Toronto last summer.

Top Headlines
Most Popular

Police investigate a suspicious package outside the Metro Toronto Convention Centre on Front Street, May 6, 2011.

Front Street re-opens after suspicious backpack cleared

Police have re-opened Front Street after a suspicious backpack outside the Metro Toronto Convention Centre was found to contain a ...

We teach our kids from a young age, not to hit each other.

Elimination of bodychecking in Ontario recreational hockey a hit with experts

The Ontario Hockey Federation's decision to ban bodychecking will likely draw more players to the game and keep others from dropping...

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford sits in an Executive Committee meeting at City Hall, February 17, 2011.

Discussion of Ford’s campaign finances postponed

A discussion on whether Mayor Rob Ford violated municipal campaign finance laws during his successful 2010 election run has been postponed...

A man was shot multiple times Thursday night at a townhouse complex in North York.

Man in stable condition after Toronto apartment shooting

A man who turned himself in to police after a shooting in north Toronto has been charged with attempted murder.

A massive fire at a home under construction on St. Clements Avenue, near Bathurst Street and Eglinton Avenue, caused the evacuation of two neighbouring homes, May 5, 2011.

Massive fire that destroyed Toronto home was arson: police

A three-alarm fire that destroyed a home under construction near Bathurst Street and Eglinton Avenue and damaged two others is now...

California biofuel company to build plant in northwestern Ontario

A California biofuel and energy company is poised to build a new plant in White River, Ont.

New Democratic Party (NDP) leader Jack Layton during his election event at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Monday, May 2, 2011.

No charges in Layton massage report probe

Ontario Provincial Police say no charges will be laid in the disclosure of Toronto police documents concerning NDP Leader Jack Layton...

Rob Ford’s approval rating at 70%: poll

A new poll by Ipsos Public Affairs found 70% approved of Rob Ford’s overall performance as mayor, while 65% said city council was ...

Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff addresses supporters, Monday, May 2, 2011 in Toronto

Ignatieff accepts teaching post at U of T

Michael Ignatieff, who resigned as Liberal Party leader after losing his own seat in Monday's election, has been appointed as senior...

No one was injured when a small plane carrying three high school students crash landed into a forested area behind Corpus Christi Catholic Secondary School in Burlington, May 5, 2011.

Students okay after small plane crash lands in Burlington

Three high school students from Oakville were aboard a small propeller plane Thursday morning when the pilot was forced to make an...

Former Saskatchewan Premier Allan Blakeney remembered at memorial service

Former Saskatchewan Premier Allan Blakeney remembered by current and former premiers and dignitaries at a Regina memorial service.

Marijuana march

About 50 people marched through downtown Kelowna on Saturday to call for the legalization of marijuana.

Regina Police investigating suspicious death

Officers discovered the body of a deceased man in the area of Rae Street and 8th Avenue early Saturday morning

UPDATE: Rita Chretien found alive, search underway for missing husband

Rita and Al Chretien of Penticton were last seen on March 19 in a Oregon convenience store.

AB Environment Minister apologizes to communities near oil spill

Alberta Environment Minister, Rob Renner, issues an apology to the First Nations communities living near the site of the massive oil...

Car wash raises awareness of pedestrian issues

Family and friends of a Lake Country girl who was killed by a vehicle while walking home last year held a fundraiser to honour the...

2011 Saskatchewan Flood Watch: Closed highways – May 7

Daily round-up of closed highways around Saskatchewan due to spring flooding in 2011.

CIBC Run for the Cure

Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure October 2, 2011

On-The-Go

Stay Informed with Global News On-The-Go

RSS

Mother's Day

Things to do in T.O.

We have some great ideas of what to do with mom and the whole family on Sunday

Health

Sun safety

A YouTube video that features real people giving their teenage selves advice about melanoma is going viral

Was Al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden killed in a U.S.-led operation?

Controversy

Dead or alive?

Conspiracy theories have been circulating since the U.S. announced bin Laden was dead, and even before

Traffic

Traffic Cams

Interactive Maps

Events

Your Community Guide
Your Community Guide is an on-air community listings that runs daily, highlighting events happening in and around your area

Your browser must support JavaScript to view this content. Please enable JavaScript in your browser settings then try again. Events calendar powered by Trumba