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ERTH Power has launched a program to help the Ontario Student Nutrition Program Southwest. Customers that switch to eBilling will see donations made to help local schools provide food for students.

Iconic Smile Cookies are back at Windsor-Essex Tim Hortons locations this week.

Christmas comes to Kingsville Saturday. The evening starts with the 19th Annual Santa Claus Parade at 5:00pm. The Parade Route runs from Main Street East

Toronto Public Health appears set to cut hundreds of staff as it scales back its response to COVID-19. Several veteran city councillors say settling on this year’s budget will be complicated because of the unknowns still surrounding the pandemic.

Toronto Public Health wants to cut more than nine million dollars from its COVID-19 funding and over 400 jobs next year as it transitions away from its heightened response at the peak of the pandemic.

Toronto Public Health wants to cut more than nine million dollars from its COVID-19 funding and over 400 jobs next year as it transitions away from its heightened response at the peak of the pandemic.

Toronto Public Health wants to cut more than nine million dollars and over 200 jobs from its COVID-19 response next year as it transitions away from the heightened approach it took at the peak of the pandemic.

With students heading back to school across Toronto this week, education workers say they are feeling the pinch as breakfast and lunch programs face a funding shortfall due to the rising cost of food.

A family event is being held Thursday at Sudburys Victory Park on Frood Road to celebrate the revitalization of the Indigenous EarlyON Child and Family Centre.