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Ontario Premier Doug Ford's government created the framework for cities to introduce automated speed cameras in 2019, but is now pushing to have them eliminated.

The results of all Alberta municipal elections must be submitted to the provincial government by noon on Friday, Oct. 24.

A Surrey widow says she has gone into financial distress following a tragic incident in Boston Bar and must sell her house because ICBC's death benefits were so minimal.

Sam Dickinson scored twice and added two assists as the London Knights captured Game 1 of the OHL's Western Conference Championship series.

The London Knights got head coach Dale Hunter his 999th win as they won a battle of conference leaders on March 5.

This year's list of Canadians deemed to have made extraordinary contributions to the nation features scientists, survivors, advocates and athletes.

Saskatchewan has often been flagged as an area with high radon concentrations. A new study estimates 1-in-3 residents live in homes with dangerous levels of the cancer-causing gas.

It's the second time we've seen the stars walk this awards show red carpet this year, but the 2024 Emmy Awards fashions are anything but stale.

The majority of supervised consumption sites ordered to close by the province were approved and funded by the Ford government at the beginning of its mandate.

LGBTQ2 former members of Third Day Worship Centre, a church in Kingston, Ont., say their experiences at the church led to self-hatred, self-harm and even attempted suicide.

It marks the sixth time this month that the region has recorded more than 30 new cases in a single day, and the fourth time that more than 40 cases have been reported.

Here are the latest developments on the COVID-19 pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for Tuesday.

Ontario has officially surpassed the halfway point milestone with 51.1 per cent of adults having received their second COVID-19 vaccination and being fully immunized.

Waterloo Region residents will join the rest of the province in Step 2 of the provincial government’s reopening plan on Monday, the region announced on Thursday.

Youth aged 12 to 17 have the lowest overall vaccination rate of any eligible age cohort in the province.

A spokeswoman for Health Minister Christine Elliott says the program was designed to protect workers and allow businesses to safely reopen.

Hamilton's medical officer of health says the city is still working on a plan to vaccinate ages five to 11 that 'makes sense.'

Health Canada is currently reviewing data from Pfizer-BioNtech, which submitted an approval request for its pediatric COVID-19 vaccine for children five to 11 this month.

Minister of Health Christine Elliott says the new model will eliminate "hallway health care" by allowing providers to work directly with each other.

An outbreak at a Kingston, Ont., sail salon has caused 500 clients and 180 close contacts to be tested for COVID-19.