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Twenty women lost their lives this year at the hands of their intimate partner as of November 30, according to the monthly femicide count from the Ontario Association of Interval and Transition Houses.  Despite the ongoing crisis…

A bear cub rescued in Northern Ontario and dubbed "Windsor" after an unusual journey to the city — including a Taco Bell pit stop — has settled into hibernation at…

From electric vehicles to storage of power generated by the likes of solar and wind turbines, batteries are an increasingly crucial component. While lithium-ion is the current technology of choice,  concerns about price and the availability…

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said before Christmas that the House of Commons should be recalled now that NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has vowed to bring forward a motion of non-confidence…

On December 27, 2024, Sarnia resident Betty Cunningham reached a milestone few of us can imagine—her 100th birthday. Surrounded by loved ones, Betty took a moment to sit down with…

Changes to traffic flow along Maria Street to enhance safety for cyclists was rejected by residents after consultation by the city.

The Competition Bureau wants to know what Canadians think of its proposed guidelines to ensure companies are truthful about environment and climate claims for their products. On Dec.

New provincial legislation introduced by the Ontario government will give municipal councils the ability to remove an elected official for gross code of conduct violations.

Lambton College is bracing for significant impacts as federal changes to international student permits threaten enrollment, revenue, and opportunities, while students and staff navigate the challenges ahead.

Ontario’s recent announcement of a $32 million program aimed at bolstering mental health support for first responders is being met with cautious optimism by local emergency services leaders.