Ontario may be stepping back from its goal of building 1.5 million homes over 10 years. On Thursday, Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Rob Flack […]
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Ontario set to adjust electricity rates in upcoming pricing change
Ontario electricity prices going up Nov. 1 Electricity rates across Ontario are about to change. The Ontario Energy Board (OEB) says new prices under the […]
Ontario firm linked to medical supply shortages received government funding for skills development
Ontario company tied to medical supply shortage received nearly $19M in job training funds The Ford government is facing tough questions about why an Ontario […]
Marineland seeks emergency federal funding to feed whales, warns euthanasia may be necessary without aid
Marineland is asking the federal government for emergency funding to help feed and care for its remaining whales, warning that without support, it may have […]
Reconciliation Through Art Festival Returns September 28–30 to Celebrate Culture and Awareness
Reconciliation Through Art Returns September 28–30 in Almonte, Ontario ALMONTE, ONTARIO – After a strong response last year, Reconciliation Through Art is returning to Almonte […]
Hurricane Humberto Reaches Historic Category 5 Strength as Imelda Forms
All Eyes on Hurricane Humberto and Growing Storm Near the Southeast U.S. Hurricane Humberto made history Saturday evening when it strengthened into a powerful Category […]
Canada’s inflation rate climbed to 1.9% in August.
Canada’s inflation rate rose to 1.9% in August, up from 1.7% in July, Statistics Canada reported Tuesday. This was the last major piece of economic […]
Ontario set to raise minimum wage this fall
Ontario Minimum Wage Going Up in October Minimum wage workers in Ontario will soon see a small pay raise. Starting October 1, the minimum wage […]
Public Health Agency of Canada to Lay Off Hundreds of Workers
About 320 jobs are expected to be cut at the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) as part of what the government calls a “post-pandemic […]
Victoriaville Demolition Reaches Halfway Mark, Community Expresses Relief
THUNDER BAY — The demolition of Victoriaville is now nearly halfway finished. Kelvin Jankowski, the city’s manager of capital facility construction, said progress is moving […]