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Raw sewage from Ramada Resort contaminates Bonnie Park
By Mike Anderson
According to residents, raw sewage from the Ramada Jackson's Point Resort & Spa has been leaking into Bonnie Park since January.
The source...
Stock market crash may force some investors to postpone retirements, say experts
TORONTO — The biggest market downturn in more than a decade has rattled nerves and may ultimately force some investors to postpone their approaching...
Shades of Hope sounds alarm over growing number of orphaned wildlife
By Angie Sullivan
Shades of Hope Wildlife Refuge in Pefferlaw has received over 650 orphaned animals this spring and is worried more are on the...
Ontario tightens restrictions, gives police new powers amid dire COVID predictions
TORONTO — Ontario is extending a stay-at-home order, limiting interprovincial travel and shutting outdoor recreational facilities while giving police new powers to enforce the...
First-time homebuyers see new opportunities, challenges in pandemic economy
TORONTO — With mortgage rates at historic lows and price growth tapering in certain markets, the COVID-19 pandemic has presented both opportunities and challenges...
Half of all Canadians have had one COVID-19 shot; full reopening still months off
TORONTO — More than half of all people in Canada have received their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine as the country edges closer...
Ontario reports 1,050 new COVID-19 cases and 14 new deaths related to virus
Ontario is reporting 1,050 new cases of COVID-19 today and 14 additional deaths related to the novel coronavirus.
Health Minister Christine Elliott says 408 of...
Buy Canadian movement grows in Georgina
By Angie Sullivan
Canadian flags are waving all over our region, as our community pulls together and shows our national pride on a local level.
Bruce...
False nuclear alarm in Ontario was due to human error, investigation finds
TORONTO — A false alarm about an incident at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station last month was the result of human error, but a...
Ontario might let paramedics take patients to facilities other than ERs
TORONTO — Proposed changes to ambulance rules in Ontario could see paramedics take patients to facilities other than a hospital emergency department, or treat them and release...
