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Mandy Gull-Masty has just made history as the first Indigenous person to take on the role of Canada’s minister of Indigenous Services.

More than 50 live performances are scheduled this summer as the City of Sarnia marks the 34th season of its popular outdoor concert series.

A little more than three years after Ontario legalized online gambling, it’s safe to say that things are going well.

The Painted Cat is hosting a celebration of creativity, community, and compassion in support of a young student who has lost both her parents.

In an open letter, dozens of organizations urge the federal government to halt funding for nuclear development and instead prioritize renewables, energy efficiency and storage. The letter warns that new nuclear projects are likely to increase electricity costs while delaying…

Traditionally, wild rice — or manoomin — is harvested by paddling into shallow waters and gently knocking the ripe grains into the canoe using cedar sticks.

“If I sound angry, I am,” Caledon resident and Forks of the Credit Preservation Society volunteer Debra Wilson said at a Town Planning and Development Committee meeting on May 13. …

Controversy marred the City's launch of voting on designs for a new mural in Canatra Park. One of the designs was confirmed to be the product of algorithmic (AI) art, sparking…

An evening of music, history, and celebration will mark the United Church of Canada’s 100th anniversary at Grace United Church on June 7.

Now in its fifth year, the Dress Down for Wheels campaign raised $10,000 as St. Clair Catholic board staff came together to provide bikes, helmets, and safety gear to 43…