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Gas prices across Ontario have spiked to levels not seen in nearly two years as the switch from winter fuel to a more expensive summer blend pushes the price at the pumps.

The force has been beset for years by internal feuding, allegations of misconduct and dismal relations with area Indigenous residents

Sarnia needs more than just available homeless shelter beds to shut down an encampment in a city park, says the head of a York legal clinic.

Two youths arrested for attempted armed carjacking linked to four other incidents in Kitchener.

A 45-year-old Cambridge woman charged for allegedly profiting from sexual services at her spa and human trafficking, with a man also charged.

Premier Doug Ford says the Region of Waterloo’s plan to buy a large tract of farmland in Wilmot for an unidentified industrial project is part of a broader provincial strategy to ready sites for development, but one aspect of the proposed deal “doesn’t sit well” with him.

Waterloo Regional Police are investigating a report of a suspicious man who offered a youth a ride home in Cambridge.

Cosmic rays or radioactivity affect quantum bits, which impacts quantum calculation time.

TORONTO and LONDON and WATERLOO and BRAMPTON, Ontario, April 12, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Patients are being threatened with extremely long wait times,...

How could the officials who gave a green light to nicotine pouches fail to place an age limit on them?