Descrease article font size Increase article font size Guns N’ Roses is hitting the road in 2023, mapping out an extensive, five-month world tour that will hit stadiums, arenas and festivals around the world, including multiple shows in Canada. The tour begins June 5 in Tel Aviv, Israel, before making its way across Europe for
Grounded gondolas and dry canals have sapped the romantic energy out of Venice, disappointing tourists in one of Italy‘s most visited cities. A general view of a dry canal for low tide on February 16, 2023, in Venice, Italy. Getty Images Weeks of dry winter weather and no rain have turned Venice’s iconic waterways into
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling for the federal government to close the Roxham Road border crossing within 30 days amid a rising influx of migrants entering Quebec irregularly and spurring calls from Quebec leaders who say their communities cannot keep up with the pace. Speaking to reporters in Ottawa on Tuesday, Poilievre laid the
Toronto police say a woman has died 10 days after she was hit by a toppled light pole that had been struck by a vehicle. The incident happened Jan. 6 at 3:17 p.m. at Yonge Street and Hillsdale Avenue West, south of Eglinton Avenue. Police said a 2018 white freightliner delivery truck was parked in the northbound …
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Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit has been called in to investigate after a motorcycle crash in Markham claimed the life of one person Monday. Officers with York Regional Police were attempting to stop a male motorcyclist travelling on Major Mackenzie Drive just before 1 p.m. when the motorcycle collided with another civilian vehicle at the intersection
A Super Bowl party in Markham, Ont., came to an abrupt end Sunday evening after police raided the venue in connection with an illegal online gambling investigation, arresting six people at the scene. York Regional Police said high-ranking members of organized crime groups were the target of the raid, which took place at the invitation-only
TORONTO — The Ontario government must return a raft of seized items bearing the Hells Angels’ ‘death head’ insignia to the bikers, an Ontario judge has ruled in a decision welcomed as important for property rights. The judge made her ruling because she found there was no relation between criminal acts committed by club members
