Unlike in other ecosystems, scientists say the wildfires burning in the Amazon are not natural.  Continue reading →

The names ‘Camille’ and ‘Julien’ were seen scratched onto a 35-year-old rhino’s back at La Palmyre zoo in France. Continue reading →

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) said the restrictions also apply to families of fruits that include apples, pears, cranberries, blueberries, peppers, potatoes and tomatoes. Continue reading →

According to Global News meteorologist Ross Hull, a few factors came together at “just the right moment” to place Sao Paulo under a shroud of darkness. Continue reading →

“It is a true blues festival. It draws fans from all over.” Continue reading →

Baseball for dad website launched to combat mental health stigma by a Maynooth mother after her son committed suicide. Continue reading →

“They need to get rid of this lottery system and just start approving stores that are ready,” says business owner Jennawae McLean. Continue reading →

Henderson fired a 6-under-par 66 for a two-shot clubhouse lead on South Korea’s Amy Yang, Australia’s Su Oh and England’s Georgia Hall with several players still on the course. Continue reading →

Police have laid eight additional charges against a Kitchener woman, 23, in connection with a crash that resulted in an explosion in London’s Old East Village neighbourhood.  Continue reading →

The government announced in the spring that high school class sizes would rise from an average of 22 to 28 students over four years. Continue reading →

At the time, the working group was created to recommend changes to physicians services or payments that could result in $460 million in savings. Continue reading →

Kingston’s popular Family Fun World has been sold to a numbered company in Montreal. Continue reading →

One common concern among most of those who attended the meeting was the 180-day limit that the city is proposing. Continue reading →

Fire officials say the boy was taken in stable condition to a local hospital Wednesday morning. Continue reading →

A truck caught fire just before noon at the SLH Transport yard in Kingston’s west end on Wednesday. Continue reading →

Skipping out on sex-ed classes can have a lasting impact, research shows. Continue reading →

While experts agree that the two curricula are largely similar, there are a few differences. Continue reading →

One of the new proposed locations for an Ontario cannabis store has a surprising address: one Premier Doug Ford denounced last year as too close to a school. Continue reading →

The new stores, when approved, will more than double the number of marijuana outlets in the province. Continue reading →

A woman whose home had to be demolished following an explosion in London’s Old East Village is reflecting on her experience one week after the blast. Continue reading →

Ontario’s new sex education curriculum retains many elements of a previous Liberal government document that sparked controversy and that the Progressive Conservatives had slammed as ideological. Continue reading →

The chief of a northwestern Ontario reserve – and an NDP candidate in this fall’s federal election – is calling on Indigenous Services Minister Seamus O’Regan to sit down to hammer out an agreement on a long-promised treatment facility for mercury poisoning. Continue reading →

Education Minister Stephen Lecce is expected to make the announcement and will highlight the new plan after the government conducted months of consultations. Continue reading →

Firefighters received a call just before 11:30 a.m. Tuesday to a home on Genge Road. Continue reading →

The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario was selecting 42 companies on Tuesday that can apply for pot store licences, with the results expected to be made public Wednesday. Continue reading →