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Toronto police release decade-long data on intimate partner violence, revealing over 20,000 reports last year, with significant implications for community safety and support services.

The Trump administration seeks to halt SNAP payments amid a court ruling, affecting Ontario residents who rely on U.S. government programs.

Two Toronto residents face murder and arson charges following a tragic fire in Richmond Hill that claimed two lives and left others injured.

The Ontario government plans to repeal parts of the 2018 Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, affecting environmental accountability and sparking legal challenges.

Ontario's long-term care bed expansion lags behind its ambitious targets, impacting future care availability across the province.

Ontario's fall fiscal update reveals a $13.5 billion deficit impacting jobs and LCBO revenues, affecting economic stability for residents.

An Ontario Grade 8 teacher in Peterborough pleads guilty to sex crimes involving students, highlighting concerns for student safety and legal rights.

An 18-year-old Toronto woman is facing charges following a suspected hate-motivated assault on a TTC subway train at Bloor-Yonge station.

Durham police are searching for a suspect in a sexual assault that occurred near Adelaide Avenue and Thornton Road in Oshawa.

Ontario's fall fiscal update emphasizes infrastructure spending and job protection, impacting local economies and community development.

Ontario's decision to repeal Toronto's green roof bylaw raises environmental and economic concerns, impacting local jobs and urban sustainability.

Quebec's new law tying doctor compensation to performance is facing legal challenges, impacting healthcare dynamics across Canada, including Ontario.