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

Authorities say the condo was split up horizontally into two floors, with ceilings as low as 4.5 feet. Continue reading →

In a speech Wednesday in Montreal, Trudeau said the federal government is closely monitoring developments in Hong Kong, where there are 300,000 Canadian citizens. Continue reading →

Underwater bacteria are rapidly devouring the wreck of the infamous HMS Titanic, new high-resolution footage shows. 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 →

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