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Ottawa Public Health reported 156 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday and three new deaths Ontario reported 3,369 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday, and 29 new deaths. The new figures raise Ontario’s total number of COVID cases since January 2020 to 466,733 and its death toll to 8,079. There are 2,152 COVID patients currently in Ontario […]

Happy May Day. Let’s put that stinker of a day (aka Friday) in the rear-view mirror. Here’s hoping that the only flakes we see are the blossoms gently falling from the trees. Saturday will be sunny with a high of 11 C, according to Environment Canada’s weather office. Winds will be from the northwest 20 […]

Five people from Kingston and Whitby, including an Outlaws Motorcycle Club “probate,” have been charged by police following a multi-jurisdictional investigation that yielded roughly $400,000 worth of drugs. Sgt. Ed Cunningham of Kingston Police’s street crime unit, said the force’s investigation into local drug trafficking started in the summer of 2020 and his unit became […]

A woman who made an emergency call to police was found behind Le Versant high school late Thursday.

"It is more pertinent to consider if the owner is involved in long-term care as part of its mission or in order to profit."

Brandon Smeltzer is on trial on a charge of first-degree murder in the 2018 death of Emilie Maheu.

“She's well recognized around the world. Sometimes people call her like the godmother of shared decision making… She’s just a guru."

The two new counts of discreditable conduct under the Police Services Act stem from Uday Jaswal's time as a deputy chief with the Durham Regional Police Service.

Market organizers say they are following public health guidelines to keep customers and vendors safe and have gone to great lengths to ensure things will run as smoothly as possible.

An accountant and finance manager by training, Jeff Letourneau had been with the police service for about five years.