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• Ontario school boards urge open conversation about future of trustees

  The Ontario Public School Board Association said it's listening to public comments made by Doug Ford about whether he wants to eliminate trustees, without receiving official word.

  Education

  36 mins
• Ford government stops reports summarizing child welfare network deaths

  The government said the 'information continues to be tracked in real time,' but appears to have ended reports summarizing trends and broader patterns.

  Canada

  37 mins
• Barrett keeps Raptors struggles in perspective

  RJ Barrett is keeping the Toronto Raptors' struggles against the NBA's top-tier teams in perspective.

  Sports

  2 hours
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• Wallace leads Thunder past Raptors 116-107

  Cason Wallace led all scorers with 27 points as the Oklahoma City Thunder withstood a late charge to beat the Toronto Raptors 116-107 on Tuesday.

  Sports

  8 hours
• Ontario government pressed for action on northern highways after fatal crashes

  Over just five days in the north, the Chiefs of Ontario said there were five serious incidents on northern highways, which they say uniquely impact their communities.

  Canada

  Feb 24
• Fast-moving snowstorm advances on southern Ontario, shuts down northern roads

  A fast-moving snowstorm sweeping across Ontario has shut down major stretches of northern roads as it advances south toward Toronto.

  Canada

  Feb 24
• Proposed Ring of Fire mine in northern Ontario clears another regulatory hurdle

  The federal government has decided not to designate Wyloo's Eagle's Nest project for an impact assessment, which examines the environmental, social and economic impacts.

  Politics

  Feb 24
• Ontario unveils 17 long-term care homes to get specialized dementia care funding

  On Tuesday, Long-Term Care Minister Natalia Kusendova-Bashta confirmed the $9 million program, first announced last year, would begin rolling out.

  Health

  Feb 24
• Ontario city votes to consider dropping Andrew’s name from residential street

  St. Catharines councillors voted unanimously Monday to begin the process of potentially removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s name from a residential street.

  Canada

  Feb 24
• Ontario driver caught speeding ahead of Canada-U.S. gold-medal game: police

  An Ontario driver landed themselves in the penalty box an hour before puck drop between Canada and the U.S. Sunday for going 68 kilometres over the posted speed limit.

  Canada

  Feb 24
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• Fake Bell Canada rep scams Ontario resident into sending money to U.S. bank

  The Ontario Provincial Police said they were able to recover some funds from a 'tech service fraud' scam in which the scammer pretended to be from Bell Canada.

  Crime

  Feb 24
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• Ontario family health teams urge funding to retain nurses, health professionals

  Family health teams include not just doctors, but also a variety of other health professionals to provide comprehensive care, such as nurses, social workers and dietitians.

  Health

  Feb 24
• Ford government still ‘discussing’ whether or not to abolish trustees

  Speculation has percolated about the future of trustees for close to a year as Education Minister Paul Calandra embarks on a mission to reform how school boards operate.

  Education

  Feb 24
• Company sued by Ford government says it faces bankruptcy, tries to speed up case

  The company, Keel Digital Solutions, received millions from the government for counselling services for students on college and university campuses. 

  Canada

  Feb 24
• ‘It’s not a freebie’: Ford government defends OSAP changes as opposition continues

  Premier Doug Ford said OSAP "is not a freebie anymore" and that "money doesn't grow on trees" as opposition to his student loan changes continues to bubble.

  Politics

  Feb 23
• Another Ontario police force is turning to drones for some 911 calls

  Durham Regional Police Service announced last week its pilot project will see remotely-piloted drones being deployed to assist in unknown‑risk or high‑risk calls.

  Crime

  Feb 23
• After latest tariff twist, Doug Ford says he ‘can’t wait’ for U.S. midterms

  A ruling from America's top court concluded Donald Trump's so-called 'reciprocal' tariffs and duties on Canada related to fentanyl were unlawful.

  Politics

  Feb 23
• Eight injured in bus rollover on Highway 401 near Napanee, Ont.

  Ontario Provincial Police say eight people were injured after a bus rollover on Highway 401 east of Napanee, Ont., on Sunday.

  Canada

  Feb 23
• As Carney heads to India, Canada seeks to revoke citizenship of 2008 Mumbai attack ‘mastermind’

  Immigration officials are alleging that Tahawwur Rana Hussain lied to obtain Canadian citizenship.

  Canada

  Feb 23
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• Big first period helps London Knights knock off Sudbury Wolves 4-2

  The London Knights scored four times in the first period on their way to a 4-2 victory over the Sudbury Wolves on Sunday at Canada Life Place.

  Sports

  Feb 22
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• Meet Digit: Toyota’s newest worker doesn’t need coffee breaks

  Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada will begin deploying three humanoid ‘Digit’ robots at its Woodstock plant under a new deal with Agility Robotics, following a successful pilot.

  Tech

  Feb 21
• ‘No one deserves this’: Ontario snowplow operator attack sparks concern

  The safety of snow removal workers was highlighted again when a Peterborough, Ont., resident opened the cab of a machine and tried to remove the driver's ear protection.

  Canada

  Feb 21
• Barrie Colts win their 9th straight game 5-1 over the London Knights

  The Colts are now 20-1-1 in their last 22 games and have won nine straight games.

  Sports

  Feb 20
• Police uncover new evidence in Brampton kidnapping case involving $200K demand

  Police say a Brampton kidnapping investigation involving a $200,000 ransom demand led to multiple charges, a seized firearm and new evidence uncovered through search warrants.

  Crime

  Feb 20
• Ontario bars can open at 6 a.m. Sunday to host Team Canada watch parties

  To coincide with the Canadian men's ice hockey gold medal game the provincial government will temporarily change licensing rules to allow alcohol sales to begin at 6 a.m.

  Politics

  Feb 20