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Ontario medical officer says province has resolved a case of coronavirus

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Ontario’s chief medical officer of health says the province has resolved a case of the novel coronavirus for the first time. Dr. David Williams said...

Longtime newspaper columnist Christie Blatchford dead at 68

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TORONTO — Longtime newspaper columnist, author and firebrand Christie Blatchford, a hardnosed scribe known for deep-sourced scoops and biting opinion pieces, has died. She was 68. Blatchford had been...

Backlog of applications for veterans’ benefits grows by the thousands

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OTTAWA — More Canadian veterans than ever are waiting to find out whether they qualify for disability benefits, despite repeated government promises and efforts...

Ontario Premier criticizes two U.S. Democrats during event in Washington D.C.

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TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford waded into U.S. politics during a visit to the country’s capital on Friday, criticizing high-profile Democratic politicians and appearing to endorse President...

Liberals face heat as cost of Trans Mountain expansion hits $12.6 billion

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OTTAWA — Expanding the Trans Mountain pipeline will now cost at least $12.6 billion — up from a three-year-old estimate of $7.4 billion on a project Finance Minister Bill...

Elementary rotating strikes resume after Ontario-wide walkout

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TORONTO — Public elementary teachers are on strike at several Ontario boards today including the largest one, in Toronto. The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario resumes...

Two groups of Canadians arrive home after evacuation from Wuhan on two flights

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CFB TRENTON, Ont. — Family members looked forward to reuniting with loved ones after two groups of weary Canadian citizens finally returned home Friday from the...

Opinion: Where is federal funding for Lake Simcoe Clean-Up Fund?

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By: Mike Anderson Despite making a commitment during the 2019 federal election to provide $40 million for the Lake Simcoe Clean-Up Fund, the Liberals have...

Georgina moves closer to purchasing major snowmobile trail

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By: Mike Anderson Infrastructure Ontario, the provincial agency that owns the Sutton Hill Trail, says its prepared to sell the trail to the Town of...

One man’s campaign to save Bonnie Park

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By: Mike Anderson Despite being branded a “NIMBY” and told to get off his “high-horse,” Paul Brady remains undeterred in his efforts to save Bonnie...

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