Roll over, Spike, there’s a new, much older dog still walking around the block. Only two weeks ago the Guinness World Records crowned Spike, a 23-year-old chihuahua mix from rural Ohio, as the oldest living dog. On Thursday, the record keeper announced a new champion has claimed both the title of oldest living dog and
OLG says an 18-year-old woman in Ontario has become the youngest person in Canadian lottery history to win a jackpot of such a large amount. It was also the first lottery ticket she’d ever bought. Juliette Lamour, from Sault Ste. Marie, was the sole winner of Lotto 6-49 Gold Ball jackpot worth $48 million.Lamour won
Canadian pilots flying over the Prairie provinces, Ontario and Quebec were warned to be on the lookout for an “untethered balloon” on Thursday — warnings that came as a suspected Chinese spy balloon was also reported in American airspace. Sources had told Motorcycle accident toronto today the surveillance balloon spent time in Canadian airspace, but the details
The government has withdrawn a controversial amendment to its proposed firearm legislation — one that critics warned could have restricted access to hunting rifles. The Liberal amendment to gun law reform Bill C-21, which was tabled in a committee meeting in November, faced questions about how far it would have expanded the scope of weapons
It’s the first weekend of spring! Here’s a roundup of events to get your family outside and enjoying the weather. Toronto ComiCon Calling all superfans: Geek out at this year’s three-day convention where there will be opportunities to meet some of your favourite actors and attend a retro after-party. When: Friday, March 20 to Sunday
Shake off the winter blues this weekend by checking out some of the events happening across the city, including an Oscar viewing party and a Chinese New Year celebration in downtown Toronto. The Motorcycle Show Motorcycle enthusiast can get ready for the 2015 riding season at this three-day event that features exciting exhibits, trials and
An extreme cold warning is still in effect for Toronto, as gusty northwest winds blow through the region. Environment Canada said it was -23 C this morning in Toronto, but with the wind chill it felt more like -34. The weather agency predicts a high of -13, but with a -20 wind chill. As you
