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Three local students who qualified through the Lambton County Science Fair earned medals at the national competition held in Fredericton, N.B.

The federal government’s new bill to fast-track projects “in the national interest” sparked immediate concerns from the Assembly of First Nations and Canada’s largest network of labour unions, climate, environmental and faith groups and Indigenous organizations.

Bill 5 passed the Ontario legislature to become law on June 4, despite strong opposition, particularly from First Nations groups. Ontario’s Bill 5, officially titled the "Protect Ontario by Unleashing…

The Ford government introduced legislation Tuesday that would open Ontario’s public clean energy fund to support nuclear power — a move critics say redirects resources away from faster, cheaper renewable…

The federal government will table a bill outlining the criteria for determining which projects are in the national interest and fast track them accordingly, the Canadian Press reported last week…

Law enforcement officers, Special Olympics athletes, and community members will take to the streets this Friday, June 6, for the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR), raising awareness and support…

Families can drop by Lambton Heritage Museum or the Oil Museum of Canada on Friday, June 6 for hands-on events exploring food preservation and solar power.

Members of the Ontario Federation of Labour intend to fill the gallery at 1:30 when the government is expected to pass the Protect Ontario By Unleashing Our Economy Act, a proposal First Nations leaders say will trample their…

The Ford government passed controversial legislation on Tuesday, stripping Ontario cities of the ability to set their own green building standards.

After travelling 1,146 kilometres, Sharon Sakanee of Neskantaga First Nation stood at the doors of Queen’s Park with her grandson Micah on a rainy evening with a message: “No to Bill 5. No to the Ring of Fire. No destruction. No bulldozers. Not…