Ontario Superior Court Justice Thomas McEwen released his reasons Tuesday for last week’s decision to uphold an order that halted any existing or new proceedings involving JTI-Macdonald Corp., Rothmans, Benson & Hedges and Imperial Tobacco Canada Ltd. Continue reading →

According to police, all conventional methods to identify the woman have been unsuccessful. Continue reading →

TORONTO – A woman embroiled in a lengthy dispute with her former school board and teachers’ union has no right to video-record her Appeal Court proceedings or to force a judge to publicly post a decision, Ontario’s top court ruled on Wednesday. While judges do have authority to allow video or audio recordings of proceedings… Continue reading →

If approved, the proposed changes to the government insurance program, which partly covers medical costs incurred abroad, could take effect as soon as Oct. 1. Continue reading →

A Napanee man was arrested after he allegedly became violent with police. Continue reading →

The issue arose in September 2016 when Alectra cancelled a financing agreement with Solar Power for the construction of solar-power projects in Ontario. Continue reading →

Dr. Eileen de Villa says public health initiatives appear to be invisible when they work because they prevent disease, so it is easy to take them for granted. Continue reading →

Opioid-related emergency room visits have increased by over 90 per cent in one year in Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington Continue reading →