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Ford government officials have outlined what services they want Brampton, Caledon and Mississauga to take on after changing course on dissolving Peel.

A Toronto city councillor plans to fight a ban on tobogganing at 45 hills in the city, saying residents are sliding down hills after snow falls in the city despite signs telling them it's not allowed.

In addition to inquiries about parking lots, stop signs, and stop signs in parking lots, we have answers about whether a popular Mahomet eatery is ever coming back … what’s

(That’s not true at all.)

TWO independent businesses in Henley are to join together in one shop. The Henley Larder in Bell Street is to move into FourState in Duke Street on Thursday nex...

One Welshman and nine English boxers from Tyne & Wear, Birmingham, Derby, Manchester, Cambridgeshire, Colchester and Greater London will have the opportunity to...

Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown took to social media to share the news and play up the city's role as a leader in the electrification of municipal vehicles. Brampton is the second city in Canada to buy an electric fire truck; the first was Vancouver. 

The landmark abortion ruling is dead. We have much to do to make sure babies live.

A recent rise in exonerations is a clear example that our criminal justice system is failing.

Ontario public-private partnership initiatives are reeling after the government announced students will no longer have access to post-study work.