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The Ford government confirmed that the Peel District School Board would be under provincial supervision, a move that has sidelined trustees and replaced them with an appointee.

Last June, landscapers working on a site in Kamloops, B.C., came upon a troubling discovery — two human skulls and jawbones.

A private landowner was excavating their Kamloops property in June to make a community garden for seniors when they unearthed two human skulls.

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

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.

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.

The news comes less than one month after the Van Fraassen family's pleas for coverage were taken to Queen's Park and profiled on Global News.

The Liberals released their election platform on Sunday, and its contents helped provide talking points to both Trudeau and his rivals.

A grateful woman hailed James Anderson on social media for fixing her cancer-stricken mom's boiler for free.

Health Minister Christine Elliott highlighted an investment today of $174 million this year from her government's recent budget for community mental health and addictions services, mental health and justice services, supportive housing, and acute mental health inpatient beds.

The proposed merger comes as the provincial government begins to follow through on its plan to reduce the number of health units in the province to 10.

A new, high-tech learning centre is open at the Peterborough Regional Health Centre.

Once the merger is completed, Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health said the new health unit will be the largest in the province.

"The very reason we have these sites is to keep people alive long enough that they have time to access treatment," said Ward 10 councillor Joe Cressy.

The administrator of the Leave the Pack Behind program says she has been informed by the Ministry of Health month that their annual $1-million funding would not be renewed.

Spinraza has been proven to stop the progression of spinal muscular atrophy, a disease that deteriorates a person's muscles until they can’t breath. Each dose of the drug costs $125,000 and six doses are needed in the first year alone.

The meeting will come a week after it was confirmed the province had rejected the funding application for the planned site, located at 446 York St.