A 25-year-old woman died Sunday after being pulled from a vehicle that drove into Lake Ontario at Ashbridges Bay. As CBC’s Greg Ross explains, colleagues are remembering her as a warm and caring ...

With excerpts from Doug Warren’s Memoirs KAWARTHA LAKES-Doug Warren was born on July 16, 1916 at Fenelon Falls, Ontario. As he was coming into the world, six thousand kilometers away, the British Army ...

Renee Boucher, director of Sudbury Student Services Consortium, said it has been a tough couple of days for everyone in her ...

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It transpires that Bobby has gone to Highfield Prison to visit his father and Carla's brother, Rob. The situation escalates dramatically when Rob discovers Bobby's intention to persuade him to ...

The New England Patriots didn't even wait until "Black Monday" to break out the pink slips, as Robert Kraft decided to announce head coach Jerod Mayo's firing shortly after the Patriots won their ...

A new year means new laws and regulations in Ontario, ranging from caps on child-care fees to tougher penalties for immigration fraud. The government is capping child-care fees at $22 per day for ...

The New England Patriots fired head coach Jerod Mayo after just one season, the team announced in a statement from owner Robert Kraft. Mayo, who had no coordinator experience before taking the job ...

and Lake Huron before they finally make landfall in southern Ontario. Chilly air spends a long time in contact with the warm lakes before it reaches the region—significantly warming up those ...

Republican Rob Bresnahan of Dallas Twp. took the oath of office as member of the 119th U.S. Congress following a swearing-in on Friday. On a phone call with the newspaper on Friday, U.S. Rep.

Faculty staff at Ontario’s cash-strapped public colleges could walk off the job in a matter of days after the union representing them issued a strike notice over stalled contract talks.

Roughly 15 million Ontario residents can expect to receive a $200 rebate cheque from the provincial government by the end of January or early February, a spokesperson for the province has confirmed.