It’s been a year of educational ups and downs for Grade 12 student Olivia Rymkiewicz, and with “no guarantees” around what universities [...]

‘Mr. Big’ sting led to the arrests of two men in the killing of a Crown witness, Roy Jones in 2001. Read the Full Post from The Brampton Guardian

As COVID-19 vaccinations accelerate across the country, Canadians are inching toward a two-dose summer: patio umbrellas are reopening, vacations are being [...]

The Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) are hosting a workshop on how to plant more trees, for those who live in Credit River Watershed and own two-plus acres [...]

A recent study found 97.5 per cent of its paramedics have experienced either verbal or physical abuse on the job and the Region of Peel wants it to stop. [...]

‘I’ll be crushed if I lose it:’ fears of Toronto encampment clearings worry homeless Read the Full Post from The Brampton Guardian

The Justice Department has abandoned its lawsuit against John Bolton, former President Donald Trump’s onetime national security adviser, over his [...]

Toronto’s COVID-19 spread keeps going down, down, down — but city officials want more, more, more vaccine to maintain momentum and end the [...]

A study by the University of Waterloo reveals some people’s boredom during the pandemic may have driven them to break social distancing rules in [...]

OTTAWA — The federal government has still not signed off on a final plan promised last week to relax border measures for travellers who are fully [...]