Pete Davidson is set to perform at Just For Laughs Toronto this fall.

The former “Saturday Night Live” cast member is part of a lineup that includes English comedy icon John Cleese, actress and stand-up comic Tiffany Haddish, drag star Monét X Change and Brazilian comedian Rafi Bastos.

Davidson will take the stage Sept. 26 at Meridian Hall, while Haddish will perform the same evening at the Elgin Theatre.

Other performers will include Joe List, Peter Antoniou, Joel Kim Booster, The Lauren &

York Regional Police (YRP) have charged a 61‑year‑old psychologist in Markham after a youth reported being sexually assaulted during an appointment late last month.

Investigators say the incident occurred on June 29 at a clinic in the area of John Street and Bayview Avenue, where the victim had attended a scheduled session with the psychologist.

During the appointment, police allege the youth was given a massage and touched inappropriately. The victim was not physically injured.

Following a search warrant executed at a Markham residence on July

MONTREAL — Air Canada has named Scandinavian Airlines head Anko Van der Werff as the Canadian airline’s next chief executive.

The Montreal-based airline says Van der Werff will assume the job and join Air Canada’s board of directors by the end of January 2027.

Air Canada chair Vagn Sorensen said Van der Werff brings an exceptional breadth of international aviation experience and a proven 25-year track record.

“We are confident he will drive further value-creating growth and transformation while maintaining our commitment

Bill C-22 has sparked wide controversy surrounding its potential threat to privacy, as well as the way it’s been rushed through parliamentary processes.

Not only that, but experts are sounding the alarm on its potential connection to the U.S. Cloud Act, which gives American government officials the power to demand user data from tech companies.

Host Caryn Ceolin speaks to Kate Robertson, a senior research associate with the Citizen Lab, to discuss the implications of Ottawa’s Lawful Access Act on your data and

The Kremlin has welcomed as an “important step” the International Olympic Committee’s decision to remove many of its restrictions on Russia, a big step closer to letting it field a full team when Los Angeles hosts the 2028 Games.

The IOC provisionally lifted a suspension of the Russian Olympic Committee and advised Olympic sports bodies they no longer need to be vetting its athletes for permission to compete as neutrals.

“It is an important step toward reinstating our athletes’ legitimate rights to participate in international competitions,”

Toronto police are investigating a suspected arson after an overnight fire and explosion tore through a restaurant in the Eglinton Avenue West and Bathurst Street area, damaging two neighbouring businesses.

Emergency crews were called to the midtown Toronto scene around 2:43 a.m. on Wednesday after reports of an explosion inside a restaurant. When officers arrived with Toronto Fire, they found heavy smoke pouring from the business and visible structural damage.

Firefighters worked to contain the blaze and prevent further spread. Police say two adjacent businesses also sustained damage

Two people from Ontario are facing multiple charges in an alleged fraud scheme that targeted international students.

The Canada Border Services Agency says the investigation began after it received a tip from Lambton College in Sarnia, Ont., in February 2025.

The federal agency alleges the suspects took money from international students with the promise of paying their tuition, but did not actually enrol them in any post-secondary programs and instead gave them forged enrolment documents.

The CBSA says its investigators interviewed the victims who were defrauded of about

Location, location, location: Greenland’s position above the Arctic Circle makes the world’s largest island a key part of security strategy.

Increasing international tensions, global warming and the changing world economy have put Greenland at the heart of the debate over global trade and security, and U.S. President Donald Trump wants to make sure his country controls the mineral-rich island that guards the Arctic and North Atlantic approaches to North America .

Trump’s repeated demands for the territory and threats to take it by