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While local education workers once again dominated the so-called sunshine list this year, the Brockville hospital’s president was the region’s highest earner…

When Ryan died in 1912, mourners formed a procession two blocks long,

Guest post written and submitted by Jeffrey Burke KAWARTHA LAKES-If I were to ask you who is indirectly responsible for the founding of Ops Township, this “land of plenty”, and the multi-generational families who have resided here, working its land for over two centuries, I would wager that nobod

GREG PIASETZKI: Sir John A Macdonald was a strong advocate for Indigenous Canadians. His record speaks for itself

PET OWNERS in Victorian Limerick had some very particular tastes. Historian Sharon Slater talks rare bird ownership in the Treaty City.

Large anchor remains at Holland Landing after being abandoned at war's end

A Niagara Falls, Ont., mother who paid a Toronto-based employment agency $24,000 for immigration services to bring her two daughters, who are foreign nurses, to Canada discovered there was nowhere to turn after a dispute arose with the agency and the job offers were revoked.

Take a relaxing trip on calm waters while you take in the spectacular views along the riverbanks on the Canadian Empress.

The fact that this was found 127 years after it sunk and was still intact is incredible. You have to see the video.

The fact that this was found 127 years after it sunk and was still intact is incredible. You have to see the video.