Four days after nearly making history at the British Open, Greg Norman laboured to a 4-over 75 Thursday in the opening round of the Seniors British Open to finish seven shots behind co-leaders...

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In his day job, they call him "sir." But every summer, teacher Francis Finnison is "Franchise." He's no Transformer. It's his moniker at Four Winds Boys' Camp.

OTTAWA— B arack Obama is starring in an old Canadian movie with a memorable subplot. On the road this week as well as during the primaries, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee seems eerily familiar.

The slaying of a 31-year-old developmentally challenged woman has stunned her tightly knit family and residents of her Mississauga neighbourhood.

Another thousand bicycles – ranging from $3,000 LeMond racing bikes to kids' tricycles and a scooter for a disabled rider – were recovered from rented garages yesterday after police executed three more raids across the west downtown.

Ottawa needs to join Ontario in the starting blocks soon if Toronto is to win the race to host the 2015 Pan Am Games, says Premier Dalton McGuinty.

An Ontario Superior Court judge has ruled the Criminal Code emergency provision allowing police wiretapping without a judge's authorization, while not perfect, is constitutionally valid in relation to a major case underway in a Toronto court.

You know sleep loss has become epidemic when thieves start dozing off while committing their crimes.

The rainiest June and July in city records has made Toronto the country's soggiest city this summer, and has put 2008 on the fast track to be the city's wettest year ever.

Skoda, the giant Czech manufacturer of transit vehicles, would like to play ball with the Toronto Transit Commission for its historic $1.25 billion contract to replace the aging Red Rocket streetcars.

A gunman alleged to have fired seven shots at Loreen Small and her two daughters last week is armed and dangerous and believed to be somewhere in the Jane-Finch community, police said yesterday.

The head of a U.S. cancer centre is urging that children not use cellphones, except in emergencies, because of a growing body of literature pointing to possible adverse health effects, including cancer.

Passengers travelling out of Pearson airport are being advised to be cautious when using their credit cards at the self-service kiosks in light of an investigation of suspected credit card fraud.

An Ontario Superior Court judge has given the green light to a Toronto radiologist to launch a class-action lawsuit against the city, saying it "knew or ought to have known" that some of its parking machines were malfunctioning in inclement weather.

A former school bus driver facing drinking and driving charges told police he was not a drinker and offered to take a blood test to prove he wasn't drunk, according to a police video taken shortly after his arrest.

The federal government will pump almost $7 billion into Ontario's aging infrastructure – most of it in towns and cities – under a deal with Queen's Park to be announced today.

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It was time to kill the fluffy bunny. Mine had blond fur and little black eyes. It was cute, but I wanted to eat it.

Police have charged a 22-year-old man with murder in connection with the killing of a Mississauga woman.