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Americans invaded Canada two centuries ago in an attempt to annex the territory, but were defeated by a much smaller force.

With what’s expected to be a vibrant tourism season about to blossom, this re-launch ceremony was certainly app-ropriate on Wednesday.

In today's Morning Brief, the waning effectiveness of vaccines to stop the spread of the highly infectious Omicron variant of COVID-19 could mean it's time for federal policy makers to consider lifting vaccine mandates, some experts suggest.

Saturday, June 4: Readers react to the provincial campaign; monstrosities on the Queensway; the future of Lansdowne. You can write to us too at…

A decisive win for the political neophyte, who will take a list of things to try and accomplish at Queens Park.

A decisive win for the political neophyte, who will take a list of things to try and accomplish at Queens Park.

An oral history of the writer's journey from student poet to cultural prophet

SACKETS HARBOR — Living history presenters at the Sackets Harbor Battlefield State Historic Site on Saturday will offer a mini “timeline” about soldiers and sailors who came through Sackets Harbor.

The local Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation is backing Liberal candidate Josh Bennet ahead of the June 2 election.

The local Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation is backing Liberal candidate Josh Bennet ahead of the June 2 election.