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Newly established Ontario Health Team approves expansion of program throughout the region.

Upper Canada Playhouse audiences have become great fans of Leisa Way and her Wayward Wind Band since they first appeared at the Morrisburg, Ontario theatre in 2009 with their inaugural

A new exhibit at the Buffalo History Museum showcases the Patriot War of 1837.

The violence follows a formula as reliable as any slasher movie, and David Demchuk's book Red X puts it on the page.

Downtown Toronto community groups are fighting to reinstate plans for a library and a park at the site of the province's first legislature, after Metrolinx announced plans to build a rapid transit station there and suggested the rest of the site be used to construct condos.

AEM earnings call for the period ending September 30, 2021.

Abstract: For Israel, core issues surrounding Irans still-accelerating nuclear weapons program have been strategic and political, rather than legal. Nonetheless, if Israel should ever decide that it...

With rebellion fomenting in Upper Canada, there was deep suspicion of potential sympathizers to the cause, including Toronto's postmaster

Across the globe and throughout the centuries, humankind has used music as a way to share stories and emotions about their lives, loves and the time in

Our hopes are high. Our faith in the people is great. Our courage is strong. And our dreams for this beautiful country will never die.- Pierre Elliott T...