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Crowds arrived early at the Corunna 200 street festival on Saturday, says organizing committee chairperson Tracy Kingston.

Remembering & Honouring: Black History In Windsor Essex Original blog by Jim Byers Southwestern Ontario is blessed with many gifts, among them fine

The U.S. consulate in Halifax marks 190 years in the city.

Thorold councillors were concerned for residents in proposed developments if there were no sidewalks, greenspace or parking added to allow safe travel and enjoyment of the development.

Thorold councillors were concerned for residents in proposed developments if there were no sidewalks, greenspace or parking added to allow safe travel and enjoyment of the development.

Today in History for Sept. 17: In 1665, the bubonic plague broke out in Europe and Britain, killing an estimated 70,000 people in its first year.

CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at things to do in Ottawa, eastern Ontario and western Quebec this weekend.

      Filming for the Interpreter Foundation's new "Six Days in August" movie project has been underway in Canada since Monday morning.

Want to be inspired to live out your dreams and have a ton of laughs at the same time? Then catch a performance of Upper Canada Playhouse’s production of Shirley

Marjorie Gann • It may be an inconvenient truth, but every ethnic group has practiced slavery and been enslaved. It was, and is, universal