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Article content “I want to welcome these individuals to our community,” Mayor Brian Bigger said in a statement Thursday. “I know this must be an incredibly difficult time for you, and I hope you find comfort knowing you are safe here and in good hands. ” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Greater Sudbury takes in 500 forest fire evacuees Back to video Emergency Management Ontario is managing the evacuation, including logistics and costs for t...

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MONTREAL — The boundary between Quebec and Ontario, closed since April to reduce COVID-19 transmission, will likely reopen within days, Quebec Premier Francois…

And that date could be extended even later in the summer. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Ontario and Quebec border to remain closed at least until June 16 Back to video “The order relating to the closure of Ontario’s land and water borders with Manitoba and Quebec remains in place,” said Stephen Warner, press secretary for Ontario Solicitor General Sylvia Jones. “It may continue to be extended in 14-day increments by the Lieutenant Govern...

Anti-lockdown rallies have been held in uptown Waterloo for weeks, with People's Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier expected to attend one set for this weekend in the southern Ontario region. Local officials are urging people not to go, with warnings police and bylaw officials will ticket offenders.

The Ontario government has announced that it has extended its ban on interprovincial travel until June 16 as part of its emergency measures implemented to slow the spread of COVID-19.

Posted: May 25, 2021 5:00 AM ET | Last Updated: May 25 An unidentified woman holds a lion cub in her arms in this undated photo taken from the social media account belonging to Highlands Big Cat Adventures. (Mark Drysdale/Facebook) A citizens group in the Municipality of Hastings Highlands is calling on the provincial government to create legislation governing the ownership of exotic animals after a controversial roadside zoo began breeding lions in their community.  When the Drysdales left�...

HOLMDEL, NJ – It's been over a year since The Vietnam Era Museum, located at 1 Memorial Lane in Holmdel, closed due to the pandemic. This month the museum will reopen its doors to the public on...

The Ontario Human Rights Commission is sounding the alarm about crowding in provincial custody, saying capacity in correctional facilities has at times come close to pre-pandemic levels even as the third wave maintains its grip on the province.