Const. Timothy Barnhardt’s alleged plan to launch a network of black-market businesses are among the explosive allegations revealed in court filings.

Newly released Project South records detail what investigators allege was an “organized, multi-level drug trafficking operation."

A thwarted assassination attempt of a jail official helped break open one of the biggest police corruption scandals in the city’s history.

If our institutions acted, they could hasten the ongoing exodus from services peddled by allies of the Trump administration.

The Carney government has quietly walked back some of its cuts to a program providing temporary health-care coverage to refugees and asylum-seekers.

Growing gun-for-hire crime trend believed to be behind at least 27 shootings this year in Toronto area.

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Indictments filed in Superior Court are missing numerous offences listed against the officers and others when investigators announced the Project South arrests in early February.

Toronto official who police say was targeted potentially over his drug enforcement testified in court in a case unrelated to Project South.

Toronto jail official targeted in botched killing that sparked the Project South probe into police corruption accused of trampling inmates’ rights.

From killing the Endangered Species Act to fast-tracking mining approvals, the Ontario government spent its eighth year in office rewriting rules for the environment

Exclusive analysis of more than 17,500 long-term care home inspection reports reveals a provincial inspection regime failing to meet its own accountability goals, with seniors who lack family advocate...

Shortly before the murders of Jagtar Sidhu and Harbhajan Kaur Sidhu, a pair of Peel police officers knocked on their door looking for a man named “Bobby.” Days later, it

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal government is playing legal hardball with First Nations fighting for clean drinking water — and First Nations are fighting back. Interviews and hundreds of pages o...

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal government is playing legal hardball with First Nations fighting for clean drinking water — and First Nations are fighting back. Interviews and hundreds of pages o...

Global News was engaged in an appeal to get access to some nine documents created by staff in Ontario Premier Doug Ford's office and stored in Google's cloud service.

Det. Const. Christopher Merritt pleaded guilty to the 2024 assault and will serve no jail time — a sentence his victim feels is insufficient.

The Ford government, which has been largely silent on the jail staff's conduct, had a “serious lack of proper oversight" over Maplehurst, judge said.

The deceit ranged from serious attempts to conceal what happened, to absurd, easily disprovable lies that left an Ontario judge stunned.

Over the past 14 years, I’ve often fantasized about some scan revealing the locus of my mood disorder. Now, we were as close as we’d likely ever get

To say the early '90s Blue Jays were impactful during my life would be an understatement. It’s hard for me to see players from that roster and not become giddy

The stay of murder charges marks the most serious consequence of the prisoner abuse scandal, which continues to imperil criminal cases across Ontario.

John Mutton made the claim in an interview with the integrity commissioner and then on a podcast. The minister denied it through a spokesperson

The ‘lower-scoring’ company got $7.5M of tax dollars through David Piccini’s office and is a client of the lobbyist whose Parisian wedding the minister recently attended

As the premier calls for bail reforms that would see more people locked up while awaiting trial, Ontario’s jails are “in a state of growing crisis.”

As the premier calls for bail reforms that would see more people locked up while awaiting trial, Ontario’s jails are “in a state of growing crisis.”

The Tories will fund 45 school building projects across the province—and not a single one in the TDSB, the biggest board in the province. Critics say the opaque process puts politics over students.

Rainbow Railroad, a global non-profit based in Toronto dedicated to support persecuted LGBTQ people, says it relocated 300 queer refugees last year.

It is the issue of our time. Silence is not an option.

Bill C-2, the Strong Borders Act, would restrict access to asylum, expand surveillance of migrants and citizens alike, critics say.

The lawsuits mark a widening fallout from the violent incident, which has already compromised dozens of criminal prosecutions.

The latest investigation followed the Ministry of Solicitor General's two internal investigative reports that found widespread institutional failure at the jail located in Milton.

An analysis of 13 years of critical injury data obtained by the Star shows heat poses a growing threat

The missing footage, which some jail staff allege was purposely destroyed, has fueled calls for a public inquiry into the violent incident.