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Over half of students in Ottawa and Toronto lack up-to-date vaccine records, revealing a flawed system that raises health concerns.

The Ford government has overhauled Ontario's conservation authorities, reducing them from 36 to seven and introducing a new centralized agency for streamlined operations.

The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled mandatory minimum sentences for certain offences unconstitutional, impacting legal proceedings across Ontario.

Two men arrested in Cobourg for drug trafficking raise safety concerns in Ontario communities.

A 22-year-old man from Niagara Falls faces charges in a human trafficking investigation, highlighting ongoing legal battles against exploitation in Ontario.

Families in Ontario face over five-year waits for autism services. This delay impacts thousands of children and their families across the province.

The trial of Damian Hudson, accused of murdering Toronto mother Karolina Huebner-Makurat, has begun in Leslieville. This case highlights critical issues of public safety and legal accountability in our communities.

A judge in Ontario has significantly reduced lawyers' fees in a landmark treaty rights case involving First Nations. The ruling has implications for future legal fee structures in similar cases.

Two men from Brampton are charged with fabricating a carjacking story in Caledon. This incident highlights the legal consequences of fraud in Ontario.

Authorities in Scarborough are searching for a man linked to an alleged sexual assault on a TTC bus. This incident highlights safety concerns for public transit users in Toronto.

Two men have been charged following a series of robberies across Toronto, impacting local businesses and community safety. Here’s how this may affect your rights and options.

A trial in Milton, Ontario, is examining the circumstances surrounding the death of a severely malnourished boy, highlighting issues of medical oversight. This case raises critical questions about child welfare and responsibilities of careg…