Canada's economy expanded 0.1 per cent in the third quarter, the first quarterly gain since the third quarter of 2008.

Friction over Ontario's contentious harmonized sales tax sparked a rancorous scene at Queen's Park on Monday, forcing the Speaker to suspend two Progressive Conservative MPPs for the rest of the legislative session.

Driving instructors from across the province descended on Queen's Park on Monday as MPPs considered a private member's bill that would legislate an end to the DriveTest strike.

A group of Ottawa residents is calling for a judicial review of the Lansdowne Park deal.

An athlete from Orleans, Ont., has become a world record holder in blind speedskating.

The king of Lesotho is in Ottawa on Monday to show his country's appreciation to a local charity, which has been helping orphans in the small southern African country for the past five years.

Ottawa police have revised the description of a vehicle they say was involved in a fatal hit and run last week.

An Ottawa man who escaped from the minimum-security Frontenac Institution in Kingston last Thursday was captured in Ottawa on Saturday night.

The Charest government has tabled a counter-offer to a half-million public sector employees who are in contract negotiations.

The Toronto Humane Society said it will hire an interim executive director to review its operations in the wake of a raid that resulted in charges against five employees including its president.

Ontario is expanding access to a cancer drug that was the subject of a scathing report by the province's ombudsman earlier this year.

Ottawa Senators forward Milan Michalek scored with 19 seconds left in the third to force extra time, but Michael Ryder scored the lone goal in the shootout to give the Boston Bruins a 4-3 home victory on Saturday night.