Her government is dealing with what she deems vaccine discrimination on a “case-by-case” basis, with no immediate change to Human Rights Act.

As part of a land swap, 9,400 acres in other areas will be added to the two-million-acre swath of farmland and wetlands.

School boards will hold a ratification vote on the tentative contract deal reached with CUPE as soon as support staff wrap up theirs, says the president of the Ontario Public School Boards’ Association.

Earlier this year, Toronto police confirmed they had turned to genetic genealogy in an attempt to find the person linked by DNA to both cases.

Ontario municipalities say they risk losing $5 billion in revenue and that major tax hikes and service cuts will follow

Defiant demonstrators are holding up blank A4-sized papers. “Everybody knows what the message is, because everybody is fed up.”

Julie Berman, 51, was found dead in Colin Harnack’s apartment. Harnack is on trial for second-degree murder.

One of the officers conducted a series of transactions while posing as a “survivalist,” he testified at the ongoing trial.

The MyMoney program, which offers consumers loans of between $1,000 and $30,000, was launched as a pilot project in Nova Scotia last year and went national in September.

The 2022 World Cup, which kicked off Sunday and runs until Dec. 18, has faced a swirl of concerns about LGBTQ and other human rights issues.