Ontario News

A private summer camp in Ontario and its former director are facing two lawsuits alleging sexual abuse dating back to the 1990s. The lawsuits allege David Latimer, who until recently was a longtime director of Kilcoo Camp in Minden, Ont.

TORONTO — Edith Dumont, an educator and community advocate, has been appointed the new lieutenant-governor for Ontario, the Prime Minister's Office announced Thursday.

TORONTO — After winning their respective prep races, stablemates Elysian Field and Paramount Prince will square off in the $1-million King's Plate.

Police in Windsor, Ont., say they have recovered 138 stolen cars with a total value exceeding $9 million following a joint probe conducted with provincial investigators who specialize in organized crime.

TORONTO — Oscar-winning filmmakers Spike Lee and Pedro Almodóvar are set to receive Tribute Awards at this year's Toronto International Film Festival.

TORONTO — Trevor Richards is resting before the Toronto Blue Jays begin their final post-season push. The reliable middle-innings reliever was put on Toronto's 15-day injured list with neck inflammation on Thursday.

TORONTO — Ontario auto insurers have been involved in intentional, industry-wide violations of rules around fair access to coverage, the sector's regulator said Thursday.

TORONTO — Taylor Swift's Eras Tour will make its way to Canada next year with six nights booked at Toronto's Rogers Centre. The singer-songwriter announced on Thursday that she will perform Nov. 14 to 16, and Nov.

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — Maple Leaf Foods Inc. said it lost $53.7 million in its most recent quarter as it grappled with inflation and other market headwinds. The Mississauga, Ont.

TORONTO — The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board says July's home sales, listings and prices edged up from the same time last year, but activity looks to be slowing in the face of higher interest rates.