Report finds immigrants, refugees comprise nearly half of Ontario’s COVID-19 cases
TORONTO — A new report finds immigrants, refugees and other newcomers accounted for nearly 44 per cent of Ontario's COVID-19 cases in the first half...
Liberals extend commercial rent-relief program for last time
OTTAWA — An underused program to give hard-hit small businesses a break on their rent is getting one more month of service, but without...
Ontario students begin return to class today as some boards reopen schools
TORONTO — Students in Ontario will begin returning to the classroom in person today for the first time since the start of the COVID-19...
Durham police charge Pefferlaw man with sexual assault
By: Mike Anderson
Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) has charged Hunter Ollivierre, a 21-year-old Pefferlaw man, with sexual assault involving a 14-year-old female victim.
Mr. Ollivierre...
August another hot month for real estate in Georgina
By: Kat Anderson
Georgina’s hot real estate market continued through August. Sale prices were up nearly 27 per cent compared to same time last year....
Tam urges caution as daily cases of COVID-19 rise 25 per cent in last...
OTTAWA — Canada's chief public health doctor says a slow but steady increase in the number of people testing positive for COVID-19 is a cause...
Fill a Purse for a Sister Campaign helps women in crisis
By: Michelle Poirier
The Fill a Purse for a Sister Campaign helps raise awareness of domestic violence and intimate partner violence, all while collecting a...
York health unit says COVID-19 cases linked to GTA wedding events grows to 23
TORONTO — Public health officials say the number of COVID-19 cases linked to a single wedding that took place recently in the Greater Toronto Area has grown.
The...
Anti-carbon tax sticker law unconstitutional, Ontario court finds
TORONTO — Ontario's government had no right to "stick it to" the federal Liberals by forcing gas stations to display anti-carbon tax stickers, a Superior Court...
Ford ready to act to curb ‘slow creep’ in COVID-19 cases in hard-hit regions
TORONTO — A region west of Toronto comprising roughly three per cent of Ontario's population currently accounts for nearly half of the province's new...
