Emergency crews were called to a home on Gordon Street, near Gage Avenue North and Barton Street East, at around 7:50 p.m. on Thursday. Continue reading →

The series explores everything from psychedelic psychotherapy to energy healing and communicating with the dead. Continue reading →

Australia’s intense summer weather has created prime conditions for the deadly funnel-web spider, wildlife experts warn. Continue reading →

Smoke and flames could be seen billowing from the area around the blast and emergency vehicles converged on the area. Continue reading →

Officials in China urged the public to wear masks in a bid to prevent the virus — which has been detected in several countries including the U.S. — from spreading. Continue reading →

Environment Canada says people in the St. Thomas area should be prepared for a significant amount of rainfall beginning Friday night. Continue reading →

Emergency crews were called to a home on Gordon Street, near Gage Avenue North and Barton Street East, at around 7:50 p.m. on Thursday. Continue reading →

All four major teachers’ unions are engaged in some form of job action, including rotating strikes and work-to-rule campaigns, as contract talks have largely broken down. Continue reading →

An update on the feedback provided at the meeting will be published when council meets as the strategic priorities and policy committee next week. Continue reading →

Police in St. Thomas have charged a man after officers say three people were defrauded of more than $12,000. Continue reading →

It’s the fifth day of rotating, one-day strikes by members of the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario, and they’re also set to continue into next week. Continue reading →

The Moncton Magic ended a seven-game London Lightning winning streak on Thursday night in New Brunswick. Continue reading →

The London Knights began three games in four days in Windsor on Thursday. Continue reading →

NORTH BAY, Ont. – Nolan Hutcheson scored two goals and set up another as the Sudbury Wolves doubled up the North Bay Battalion 8-4 on Thursday in the Ontario Hockey League. Continue reading →

Officials say the man had smashed several objects as well as a window, causing considerable damage. Continue reading →

The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario has identified addressing classroom violence as a key concern as its members pursue rotating strikes at school boards across the province. Continue reading →

Police say the woman struck the Airbnb owner in the face, “causing her glasses to break.” Continue reading →

The appeal was launched by Pardeep Singh Chouhan, whose first-degree murder trial had reached the jury selection phase on the same day the changes laid out in the legislation came into force. Continue reading →

In light of the work-to-rule campaign by the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario (ETFO), elementary students in the Thames Valley will not be getting report cards. Continue reading →

Ontario’s hospitals are asking for a nearly $1-billion increase in the upcoming provincial budget for their sector, after years of underfunding, in order to maintain services and ease overcrowding. Continue reading →

The findings supports growing evidence that some controlled-release opioids are capable of leading to higher risk of infectious disease among those who inject drugs.  Continue reading →

The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario says the latest job action will happen Thursday at the Avon Maitland, Halton, Niagara, and Lakehead school boards. Continue reading →

“(They) forwarded an undisclosed amount of money in order to get that identification. Unfortunately, that identification never arrived.” Continue reading →

SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. – Ty Dellandrea scored twice, including the winner at 0:27 of the third period, and added two assists as the Flint Firebirds edged the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 7-4 in Ontario Hockey League action on Wednesday. Continue reading →

“They raise our kids; school is like their second home, so we should support them as much as we can with everything.” Continue reading →

The program runs out of Beth Emmanuel Church, a chapel that recently added 15 beds in their most recent effort to help the city’s homeless. Continue reading →

The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada has requested Premier Doug Ford’s government include the new tax in its spring budget. Continue reading →