Canadian retailer Zellers is set to open new discount storefronts in Ontario, with locations near Toronto's Yorkdale Mall opening on June 18th and Windsor's Tecumseh Mall in July.

Members of Provincial Parliament in Ontario will have an unusually long 21-week summer recess, extending until the end of October. This extended break follows a 30-day legislative session and a 14-week winter break.

The family of 21-year-old Mekhi Pelly from Grassy Narrows First Nation has resumed searching for his remains near a dump in northwestern Ontario, following the melting of snow and thawing of ground, as two individuals face murder charges.

A family in Greater Sudbury, Ontario, is battling to keep their pet dog, which is a wolf-dog, after the province's Ministry of Natural Resources threatened seizure pending DNA test results.

Gurnoor Kaur, a Grade 11 student from Kitchener, Ontario, received the best project award for innovation at the Canada-Wide Science Fair in Edmonton for solving a 35-year-old problem.

Stellantis's plans to launch 11 new vehicle models in North America present opportunities for these models to be built in Ontario, according to the head of the company's Canadian division.

An opinion piece argues that the sizes of electoral districts in the Canadian House of Commons should be rebalanced to reflect current population realities, particularly benefiting Ontario, B.C., and Alberta, to increase electoral fairness.

Shares surged following news that prominent mining investors have acquired a significant stake in an open-pit project located in Ontario, Canada.

A new report proposes that a re-imagined 350-seat House of Commons could help quell Western separatist sentiments by correcting imbalances that have historically underrepresented Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia in Ottawa.

Som Seif's lawyer is arguing that the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) is presenting a false narrative in the greenwashing case against Purpose Investments. The defense aims to challenge the OSC's portrayal of the events.

The City of St. Catharines, Ontario, has issued an order for the cleanup and remediation of a long-abandoned and contaminated site that previously housed two General Motors auto parts manufacturing plants.

The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) alleges in a hearing that Purpose Investments did not incorporate ESG factors to the extent it claimed.

An Ontario man died by Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) following an assessment conducted outside a Tim Hortons, while a separate case involved the same doctor failing to administer all necessary drugs, leading to a patient resuming breathing after being pronounced dead.

An HST rebate introduced in Ontario is providing a significant advantage to developers, giving them an 'edge' over individual investors who are looking to offload newly constructed homes.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has strongly criticized a recent court ruling that prevents the clearing of a homeless encampment. Ford labeled the decision as 'ridiculous,' expressing his disagreement with the court's stance.

Ontario is grappling with potential child-care chaos as former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney reportedly loses interest in supporting Prime Minister Trudeau's $10-a-day child-care plan, with blame likely to fall on Premier Doug Ford.

A Windsor, Ontario man, previously found guilty of participating in a neo-Nazi terrorist group, has been sentenced to just under nine months in jail and three years of probation.

Ontario establishments will be permitted to serve alcohol until 4 a.m. from June 11 to July 19, with some LCBO retail locations also extending their hours, to accommodate the FIFA World Cup.

Hive Digital's subsidiary, BUZZ HPC, announced plans for a 320-megawatt AI data center near Toronto, representing a $3.5 billion investment. This announcement led to a significant increase in Hive Digital's share price, reaching its highest point this year.

With Hollywood scaling back, Northern Ontario is stepping up as a compelling alternative for film productions, offering tax credits up to 45 percent, diverse landscapes, and a production ecosystem suited for tighter budgets.

A court has decided not to hear the case against Dr. Elaine Ma, a Kingston, Ontario physician, who was previously ordered to pay back hundreds of thousands of dollars in fees for organizing COVID-19 vaccine clinics. Dr. Ma expressed some relief following the decision.

A schizophrenic man who stabbed a stranger at a Toronto Tim Hortons has been granted an absolute discharge, with the Ontario Review Board noting that 'voices were telling him the victim was present and waiting to kill him'.

Work on the $1.56-billion Asahi Kasei battery separator plant in Port Colborne, Ontario, is moving forward. This comes despite Honda Canada's decision to indefinitely suspend its $15-billion electric vehicle investment plans.

Ontario's Ministry of Health is now testing 10 asymptomatic individuals connected to a hantavirus-stricken cruise, a change from previous government statements.

Opposition parties at Queen's Park continue to criticize Ontario Premier Doug Ford over his controversial purchase of a private jet for official travel.

An auditor general's report has highlighted severe issues within Ontario's special education system, leading to strong criticism and calls for accountability from those in charge.

Ontario has initiated a crackdown on ticket resale above face value, with investigators beginning inspections of resellers and major companies like StubHub. Letters notifying resellers of inspections were sent out last week.

Agnico Eagle announced plans to invest $10 billion in its Ontario gold assets by 2030, aiming to expand its operations in the region.

Ontario is actively campaigning for Toronto to host a new international defence bank, with Premier Ford stating it is the "only city" capable. The province has also criticized Quebec's language requirements in this bid.

Police in Northern Ontario are warning about a significant rise in online child sexual exploitation cases across Canada over the past decade, according to Statistics Canada. Police services are grappling with growing caseloads and increasingly complex investigations.

A report identifies six locations around Ontario's waterways that are notable for their high snake populations.

Liberal MP Nate Erskine-Smith, known for his independent streak, has announced his intention to run for the leadership of the Ontario Liberal Party.

A Quebec family is questioning if their father would still be alive after 911 calls for his heart attack were misrouted to Ontario, causing significant delays in paramedic arrival.

Mark Carney noted significant challenges facing the auto sector following Honda's decision to pull out of an electric vehicle plant project in Alliston, Ontario, which was slated to begin operations in 2028.

An Ontario special education teacher has been sentenced to three years in prison for sexually exploiting a student, with the judge emphasizing the significant breach of trust.

A labour arbitrator has ruled that Hydro One's intensive security screening process, implemented after the Ontario electricity provider hired an alleged ISIS recruiter, is 'unreasonable'.

Filming locations for the sequel to "The Handmaid's Tale" in Ontario, Canada, are being praised for showcasing the province's picturesque backdrops and natural beauty.

Ontario's highest court has ruled that a part-time dog walker bitten on the job cannot sue her clients for damages, as she was considered the "owner" of the animal under provincial law at the time of the incident.

Two Durham police officers will stand trial in connection with an April 2024 multi-vehicle collision east of Toronto that killed four people, including two grandparents and their infant grandchild, following a police chase.

A city in Ontario is reportedly at the forefront of a national surge in mortgage delinquencies across Canada, indicating growing financial strain for homeowners.

Ontario is exploring a policy to award points for class attendance, aiming to address concerns that many students undervalue education and do not regularly attend school.

A drug ban has been lifted for an Ontario man who had previously stabbed an 83-year-old stranger while under the influence of drugs, with authorities monitoring his resolve for abstinence.

FireFly Metals has completed the sale of its gold assets in Ontario, a strategic move aimed at sharpening the company's focus on its Green Bay operations.

Ching-Hsien Ko's heroic efforts led Ontario to a late victory, contributing to a winning day for several Dodgers minor league teams including Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and Great Lakes.

Auranova Resources and Kenorland Minerals have announced the successful completion of their spring drill program at the South Uchi Project in Ontario. This marks a significant milestone in their exploration efforts.

Police in Sarnia, Ontario, have arrested a London man in connection with a fatal shooting that occurred on Lambton College's campus earlier this month.

The recent incident of a nine-year-old autistic child wandering away from school has brought renewed attention to the inadequate support and resources for special education in Ontario.

Plans for the redevelopment of Ontario Place include the addition of an Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) detachment and a police helicopter pad, sparking discussions about the site's future use.

Officials from Ontario and the Yukon have partnered to explore deploying small modular reactors (SMRs) in the Yukon, aiming to solve the territory's ongoing energy problems.

Ticketmaster Canada is delisting resale tickets for events in Ontario to comply with new provincial legislation passed in an omnibus budget bill.

Home insurance prices in Ontario, Canada, are seeing increases of over 20% as a direct result of heightened flood risks.

An Ontario woman who fatally stabbed her infant son six years ago while experiencing command auditory hallucinations due to psychosis has been granted an absolute discharge by the Ontario Review Board.

Jeanie McKay, who alleged gender discrimination by York Regional Police for not investigating her historical sexual abuse claims, reached a settlement with the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario. However, abuse survivors are expressing dissatisfaction as the settlement includes a non-disclosure agreement.

An inquest jury has determined that the death of Heather Winterstein, an Indigenous woman who collapsed in an Ontario hospital after multiple ER visits, was accidental due to septic shock. The jury issued 68 recommendations aimed at preventing similar tragedies.

Ontario's Attorney General Doug Downey announced that the provincial prosecution service will receive a dedicated hate crime unit. This initiative is part of the government's plan to prevent hate-motivated crimes and hold offenders accountable.

Lawyers are expressing concerns that car accident victims face significant disadvantages when taking their disputes to an Ontario tribunal.

The family of Heather Winterstein, an Indigenous woman who died in an Ontario hospital after two ER visits, is urging an inquest jury to rule her death a homicide, citing biases and errors in her assessment and treatment.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has stated that he believes he faces more scrutiny from the public and media compared to his political counterparts.

Readers' letters discuss the issue of politicians "floor-crossing," a judge's actions, new liquor laws in Ontario, and the need for more palliative care.

Hundreds gathered outside a courtroom in Ontario to express shock and dismay after a judge dismissed dangerous driving causing death charges against a driver involved in a Markham crash that killed three family members.

An inquest will be held to investigate the death of an Indigenous woman from sepsis in an Ontario hospital. The head of EMS and a pathologist are scheduled to testify.

An inquest is ongoing regarding the death of an Indigenous woman who sought emergency medical help at an Ontario hospital over a two-day period.

An Ontario judge has criticized the justice system, stating it prioritizes foreign-born criminals over Canadian victims, highlighting a case where a criminal 'should not have been in this country at all.'

Data from Ontario's Ministry of Education reveals that most of the 2023-2024 graduating class did not fulfill the mandatory e-learning requirements set by the Ford government.

Michael Monize, a Kitchener musician, expressed frustration over the difficulty of finding a wheelchair-accessible space to record his music in Ontario, eventually finding a suitable studio at the Kitchener Public Library.

Doug Ford, Premier of Ontario, and billionaire businessman Ross Perot Jr. are set to co-host a reception in Washington.

A 97-year-old letter discovered in a London, Ontario home has been successfully returned to the author's family, a journey facilitated by social media and a local genealogist.

Eshbal has made several corporate announcements, including the appointment of Nir Peles to its Board of Directors. The company also reported achieving significant revenue milestones and its continuance in Ontario.

Police report a new era of 'rapid recruitment' for the Satan's Choice outlaw motorcycle gang across Ontario, Canada. Authorities note that the gang's membership is growing and is fluid, making it challenging to monitor.

Following the departure of Paul Dubé, a long-serving but reportedly 'sleepy' government watchdog, an opinion piece argues that Ontario now requires a more aggressive and proactive ombudsman.

Navdeep Bains, in his pitch for the Ontario Liberal leader position, stated that life under conservatives is 'not good enough.'

The Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary in Ontario secretly housed lions rescued from a Quebec zoo, leading to an uproar from neighbors who found the compound too close for comfort.

The Ontario Liberal leadership race has begun messily, with the party rejecting an appeal from federal MP Nate Erskine-Smith in a disputed nomination contest.

Unlike Ontario, British Columbia will not extend last call for alcohol sales during next month's FIFA World Cup games, a decision largely attributed to time zone differences.

Marathon champion Philes Ongori, an asylum seeker, has successfully adjusted to her new life in Niagara Falls, Ontario, thanks to the support and kindness of Canadians.

An Ontario traveler was tested for Ebola 'out of an abundance of caution' after developing symptoms, with results confirming negative. Health officials also reported no further cases of hantavirus in Canada.

Quebec's proposed new ticket resale law aims to increase transparency for buyers but, unlike Ontario's legislation, does not include a price cap, leaving the market free.

The Ontario government is touting an $8.5 billion annual economic impact by 2050 from the expansion of Toronto's Billy Bishop airport, but has not provided the underlying calculations for this claim.

An Ontario university is taking action against YouTube prankster Fique Ayub Fique for viral videos filmed on campus, which included interrupting lectures with mocking questions and cooking curry on a portable stovetop.

Police in Mississauga, Ontario, rescued 57 kittens and eight cats, leading to a 38-year-old man being charged with 134 counts of causing unnecessary animal suffering.

Several organic microgreen products, sold under the Farm Boy and Kyan Culture brands in Ontario and Quebec, have been recalled by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency due to potential E. coli contamination.

Ontario has reduced the screening age for colon cancer from 50 to 45 years old. However, patients and advocates argue that the age should be even lower due to a rising number of cases among young people.

A "suspected" hantavirus case is under investigation in New York's Ontario County, with officials saying there is no risk to the general public from it.

Ontario's top court has dismissed former fashion mogul Peter Nygard's appeal, upholding his sexual assault convictions and prison sentence.

An Ontario school board spent $175,000 to remove Sir John A. Macdonald's name from a school, citing his role in founding the residential school system as the reason for the change.

A new poll indicates falling support for Doug Ford and the Ontario Progressive Conservatives, with a growing appetite for political alternatives. While the PCs remain frontrunners with 39% support, the leaderless Liberal Party is closing the gap with 34%.

The province of Ontario is reportedly incurring almost $200,000 in additional expenses related to the purchase of a private jet. This revelation has raised questions about government spending.

An auditor in Ontario has discovered that an AI transcriber used by doctors in the province generated errors and "hallucinated." This finding raises concerns about the reliability of AI tools in healthcare.

Federal MP Nate Erskine-Smith has appealed his nomination loss in the Ontario Liberal race for the Scarborough Southwest byelection. He is challenging the results of the internal party selection process.

The Ontario Nurses' Association is initiating a constitutional challenge against a law that prohibits them from engaging in job action during bargaining, a move that hospitals have described as deeply concerning.

Francine Shimizu-Orgar has frequent nightmares when her mind replays moments from the recent inquest into her daughter's death at the St. Catharines, Ont., hospital.

Ontario has moved forward with the Bruce C Nuclear Project, signing a $300 million pre-development agreement to advance the initiative.

Parents in Barrie, Ontario, are outraged after a 'safer snorting' booklet was distributed at a school by the CMHA. Critics argue the booklet promotes drug use.

In minor league baseball, Jesus Tillero led the Ontario Tower Buzzers to a shutout victory over the Quakes, marking the only win for Dodgers minor league affiliates on a day with a postponed game.

Front-line workers and experts are calling for increased addiction treatments in northern Ontario as communities experience a surge in overdose deaths linked to a toxic drug supply.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford's popularity has significantly dropped, with reports questioning his political standing.

Pharmacist Bradley Buckle from St. John's, Newfoundland, had his ring found 15 years after losing it, by Dan Howard in Ontario, who discovered it in a thrifted pair of jeans.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford delivered a graduation speech at a Michigan university. During his address, he discussed tariffs and notably quoted former U.S. President Ronald Reagan.

High Tide Inc. (HITI) has announced the debut of its new Canna Cabana retail cannabis store in Caledonia, Ontario.

Reporters from The Globe and Mail are inviting questions from the public regarding Ontario politics, focusing on issues such as private jet usage and Doug Ford's cell phone records.

Tunnelling has commenced on Toronto's new Ontario Line subway project, which is expected to significantly improve transit access for nearly 230,000 people.

The Ontario government is facing criticism for its policies that have effectively eliminated the resale ticket market, leading to new problems for consumers and the industry.

Ontario's Education Minister Paul Calandra announced that the province is considering an outright ban on cellphones and social media for students on school properties, working with the federal government on age restrictions.

An Ontario driver has been fined $2,500 for a "profound and avoidable tragedy" that resulted in the death of an 88-year-old grandmother, whose relatives highlighted the irony of her losing her life on a road she advocated to make safer.

Delta has further expanded its Delta-1 land package in Thunder Bay, Ontario, increasing its total area to 341.2 square kilometers. This expansion signifies continued development in the region.

Demonstrations are taking place across Ontario to protest against Premier Doug Ford and his government's recent controversial measures, including changes to OSAP grants and freedom of information laws.

Nurses in Ontario are set to receive updated guidance on Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) specifically for patients with mental illness, ahead of its potential accessibility for this group.

Ticketmaster has implemented a cap on resale ticket prices at face value in Ontario, a move that follows the province's efforts to crack down on ticket scalpers. The article also questions the impact of the Live Nation antitrust verdict on Canada's concert industry.

A judge is set to release a decision in the sex assault trial of Jeffrey Sloka, a former neurologist from Kitchener, Ontario.

New homeowners in Ontario are now required to investigate sites where Indigenous ancestral remains were found 20 years ago, according to provincial authorities.

A federal public servant at Global Affairs Canada has been found not guilty on all 11 charges of sexual assault brought against him in the Ontario Court of Justice.

Two longtime friends in London, Ontario, have won over $80.4 million, marking the largest-ever lottery payout in Canadian history.

The Neskantaga First Nation in Ontario has called for immediate healthcare assistance, having been under a year-long state of emergency since its nursing station flooded, with access to care remaining poor.

The province of Ontario has sold a Bombardier Challenger 650 private jet, originally purchased for Premier Doug Ford's use, back to Bombardier. The jet was sold for its original price of $28.9 million.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced that six inmates who were mistakenly released from provincial jails are still at large.

Happy Belly Food Group's Heal Wellness has signed its second franchise agreement for the city of Ottawa, Ontario, expanding its presence in the region.

Kenneth Law, an Ontario man accused of selling lethal substances to individuals who died by suicide, will avoid a murder trial. His case is expected to be resolved in May, with Law pleading guilty to 14 counts related to selling poison.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced he reversed his decision to purchase a private jet, citing public concerns as the reason for the change of course.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has agreed to sell the province's $21 million private jet following widespread public criticism and outcry over the expenditure.

Thousands of fish have been observed congregating in the warm waters near Ontario's largest nuclear plant on Lake Huron, creating what some are calling a "fish city." Scientists suggest this phenomenon may indicate environmental changes.

Several Liberal Members of Parliament have publicly expressed their support for former minister Navdeep Bains as he potentially considers a run for the leadership of the Ontario Liberal Party.

Ontario is set to permit visitors to drink alcohol at picnic sites and beaches within provincial parks, a policy change noted by a non-drinking Progressive Conservative Premier.

Canadian restaurant chain Mr Mikes has secured a five-unit franchise agreement to expand its presence across Ontario.

An Ontario man has been arrested after investigators were contacted by the Vancouver Police Department regarding alleged antisemitic death threats made on X.

Parents in Ontario are hoping that the death of their son will lead to a change in Canada's approach to novel cancer treatments.

A discussion addresses the legality of crossing a yellow solid double line in Ontario, clarifying traffic regulations.

Communities across eastern Ontario and western Quebec experienced widespread power outages following strong winds on Friday night, with crews working to restore electricity throughout Saturday.

Ontario Tech University is suing YouTuber Fique Ayub for allegedly disrupting classes and throwing curry at students during prank videos filmed on campus, claiming he entered lecture halls without permission.

ONGold has been granted diamond drilling permits for its Gold Ridge and Big Dam sites within the TPK Project located in Northern Ontario. This development allows the company to proceed with exploration activities.

Tensions are escalating between First Nation leaders and police in Thunder Bay, Ontario, following several recent high-profile missing persons cases. Indigenous leaders claim their communities' role in search efforts is being disregarded.

Two attacks inside a week in Markham suggest that the hands-off approach has consequences

Members of Grassy Narrows First Nation and Wabaseemoong Independent Nations in northwestern Ontario have united to call for the shutdown of the Dryden paper mill, continuing efforts to address mercury contamination in the English-Wabigoon River.

Bright pink and canary-colored lights from a large concentration of greenhouses in Ontario are so intense they are visible to astronauts from space.

A new report from Equifax Canada indicates that Canadians are increasingly finding it difficult to keep up with mortgage payments, particularly in high-priced markets like Ontario and British Columbia. Mortgage delinquency balances have risen 32 percent nationally compared to last year.

Mortgage delinquencies in the Canadian provinces of Ontario and British Columbia saw a sharp increase during the first quarter of the year, indicating potential financial strain for homeowners.

Nate Erskine-Smith's appeal regarding his Ontario Liberal nomination in Scarborough Southwest was dismissed by the party's panel. This decision confirms his loss in the nomination process.

Ontario NDP leader Marit Stiles is advocating for the tax exemption on food staples to be extended to all food and drink, posing a challenge for Premier Doug Ford.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued a recall for Les Fermes Lufa broccoli microgreens sold online in Quebec and Ontario. The recall is due to concerns about potential pathogenic E. coli contamination.

The family of a Brampton, Ontario, teenager is devastated and searching for answers after their son was found dead near a remote community in Saskatchewan.

Cleanup efforts are underway in southwestern Ontario following severe storms that prompted tornado warnings. Authorities are assessing the damage and whether a tornado actually touched down, as all weather warnings have since been lifted.

An investigation found that Jacob Collins lived like a prisoner in Ontario foster care, contradicting reports his family received, years after his death at age 22.

Plans to fast-track a new 500-kilovolt transmission line between Barrie and Sudbury in Ontario, Canada, are raising environmental questions, particularly regarding its potential impact on endangered turtles and wetlands.

A summary of key business and investing news includes Alphabet's Canadian bond deal, Honda's suspension of an EV project in Ontario, and expectations of widespread travel disruptions this summer.

Long Lake #58 First Nation and Ginoogaming First Nation, two neighboring First Nations in northwestern Ontario, have declared a joint state of emergency citing rising crime and violence attributed to drug trafficking in their communities.

Bernardo Lucena, the Portuguese Ambassador to Canada, visited Toronto to meet with the Ontario government and advocate for Portuguese language teaching, expressing concern over potential cuts in Catholic schools that could affect 2,200 students.

An Ontario couple found guilty of murdering a 12-year-old boy and confining and assaulting his younger brother while they were in their care will face sentencing on July 3 in Milton, Ontario.

Jamie Sarkonak reports on alleged irregularities that plagued the Ontario Liberal nomination race in Scarborough Southwest, affecting Nate Erskine-Smith. The article discusses the impact of diaspora politics on the race.

The truck driver who pleaded guilty to dangerous driving charges in an Ontario crash that killed former Canadian Olympic figure skater Alexandra Paul and injured others has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison.

Ontario's Ministry of Health is asking seven more individuals to isolate due to potential hantavirus exposure, though they are considered "low-risk" contacts.

A judge has issued a lenient sentence to a trucker involved in a fatal Ontario crash, stating that deportation would be a disproportionate outcome for the crime addressed in the sentencing hearing.

Police in Brockville, Ontario, have arrested a 17-year-old on three counts of first-degree murder after three people were found dead in a home on Thursday.

Stores across Sudbury, Ontario, have sold out of bottled water as a local advisory continues, indicating a significant concern over the safety of the municipal water supply.

A commentary piece discusses Ontario's recent crackdown on drug use on public transit, arguing that such measures have been necessary for a long time to ensure passenger safety and comfort.

Two board members have resigned from the Ontario Medical Association after a Jewish doctor claimed he was singled out during an election, alleging election interference.

Polls suggest a softening of support for Ontario Premier Doug Ford and his government following a controversy surrounding his now-grounded plan to purchase a private jet.

An Ontario judge has issued a ban preventing an 11-year-old girl from attending nudist camps. The girl's mother reportedly downplayed safety concerns regarding an encounter her daughter had at a nude resort.

The Ontario Court of Appeal is hearing Peter Nygard's appeal of his sexual assault convictions and prison sentence, with his lawyers arguing the trial judge made errors, including admitting expert testimony on trauma.

The mother of a 12-year-old boy who died in 2021 while in the care of a Burlington, Ontario couple now charged with his murder, has spoken publicly for the first time ahead of the trial decision.

A University of Waterloo civil engineering student, Jonathan Silverman, developed an "Ontario Oddities map" showcasing unusual highway features like incorrect signs, submerged roads, and abandoned bridges.

A resident in northwestern Ontario intervened to save a Northern Harrier Raptor that was under attack. Experts stress the importance of early intervention and proper care for injured birds of prey.

A judge sentenced a permanent resident to 18 months in jail, rejecting his attempt to explain an Ontario boy's abduction as a 'cultural misunderstanding,' stating it would create a lighter sentencing regime for non-citizens.

For years, Ontario has sat on legislation meant to tackle chronic problems inside its jails — with laws passed years ago left on the books as issues of violence, overcrowding and mental health behind…

Hanwha Aerospace has signed a memorandum of understanding with Canada's Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association and Hanwha Ocean to collaborate on the production of military and special-purpose vehicles in Ontario.

General Motors announced a $691 million investment in its St. Catharines Propulsion Plant in Ontario to support the production of its latest V-8 engines for trucks and SUVs.

A junior gold exploration company has announced the expansion of its operational footprint through a new acquisition in Ontario, Canada.

An Ontario Provincial Police officer was killed in a single-vehicle motorcycle crash on Highway 401 in Cobourg, Ontario, on Monday, according to the OPP.

Pet Dan from Ontario, Canada, founded a non-profit organization for older women to live together in female-only communities, seeking support and companionship after her husband's death and due to rising rents.

Proposed legislation in Ontario could allow the province to seize most of the Toronto Islands, though the provincial government states it has no intention of doing so.

A judge's decision is expected in May for an Ontario couple, Becky Hamber and Brandy Cooney, who are on trial for the 2022 death of a 12-year-old and alleged torture of his younger brother.

Happy Belly Food Group's Heal Wellness QSR has announced the grand opening of its latest corporate location in Toronto, Ontario. This expansion marks a new step for the quick-service restaurant brand.

The family of an 11-month-old Cree baby who died in a Fort Albany hospital in northeastern Ontario claims he would still be alive if he had received the necessary healthcare, stating his mother was 'begging for help' while waiting for a doctor's call.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford issued a defiant response after Howard Lutnick made insulting remarks about Canada, which also drew a rebuke from a U.S. senator. Ford emphasized that Canada did not initiate the trade dispute.

Happy Belly Food Group's iQ Food Co. has announced the grand opening of its newest restaurant location in Toronto, Ontario.

The government of Ontario, Canada, purchased a plane, only to sell it a few days later following public controversy, reportedly without incurring a loss on the transaction.

An opinion piece from The Globe and Mail argues that Ontario Premier Doug Ford should retire, citing the 'gravy plane' controversy as a clear message from the public.

Ontario plans to limit foreign ownership of farmland, a move that aligns the province with policies already adopted by other Canadian provinces.

Happy Belly Food Group's Heal Wellness brand has signed its second franchise agreement for the city of Ottawa, Ontario, indicating expansion.

Ontario MPPs have criticized Premier Doug Ford after his government aborted plans to purchase a $28.9 million private jet following public backlash and negative media coverage.

Luke Macfarlane, Samantha Brown, Bryce Wynter, and Colm Feore have joined the cast of Constantin Film’s YA romance 'Into The Deep Blue', which is currently filming in Ontario, Canada. They join previously announced cast members Damian Hardung, Sara Waisglass, and Erika Prevost.

Rising waters are endangering homes in Gatineau as spring flood concerns grow across Quebec and Ontario, prompting authorities to monitor the situation closely.

An opinion piece highlights a 'cavalcade of bad news' for Ontario Premier Doug Ford, citing issues such as school attendance problems, accidental prisoner releases, and weakening oversight of euthanasia.

Ontario plans to skip public hearings on an omnibus bill that includes measures such as a clampdown on Freedom of Information requests and a cap on ticket resales.

An opinion piece by Randall Denley suggests that Ontario's already complex and fractured school system is poised to deteriorate further, with changes in trustee representation.

Constable Andrew Lawson of the Toronto Police Service has been charged with manslaughter by the Special Investigations Unit (SIU) following the killing of a man in Niagara Falls, Ontario.