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Two people are confirmed dead after being recovered from a boating crash on Lake Rosseau on Friday. According to the Ontario Provincial Police, the victims have been identified as a 32-year-old man and a 30-year-old woman, both from Toronto.

Boating season is well underway, and in the aftermath of recent incidents on Peterborough area waterways, OPP are reminding the community about watercraft safety protocols. Madeleine McColl has more on how you can keep yourself and others safe on the water.

OPP Constable Tarun Bali was honoured by fellow officers, friends, family, and dignitaries. Bali was killed during a police investigation in Hearst, ON. As Victoria Femia reports, he’s remembered as a dedicated officer and a proud Canadian.

Two Hamilton are facing charges after police seized more than 40 thousand kilograms of allegedly contraband tobacco worth more than $10 million. Officers also seized a handgun and three stolen vehicles.

29-year-old Ontario Provincial Police Officer Const. Tarun Bali was tragically killed in the line of duty on Tuesday, after being seriously injured during an investigation near Hearst, Ont. Lexy Benedict reports.

An 18-year-old man from Hearst, Ontario is facing six charges including first-degree murder in connection with the death of an on-duty OPP constable. Caryn Lieberman reports.

An 18-year-old man is facing a list of charges, including first-degree murder, after an OPP officer was struck and killed during an investigation. As Victoria Femia reports, Const. Tarun Bali was a Brampton native.

Kawartha Lakes OPP say three people are dead following a collision involving a car and four motorcycles on Saturday evening near Omemee, just west of Peterborough. Emergency crews responded to the intersection of Highway 7 and New Heights Road where they say an 18-year-old man from Peterborough, who was driving the car, was pronounced dead...

Lakefield College School, a private school in Lakefield, Ont., went into lockdown on May 25, 2026, after receiving a bomb threat via a phone call. OPP say no threat was found.

Northumberland OPP say a motorcyclist died in a single-vehicle crash in Brighton on May 19.

Bancroft OPP say the body of a Kawartha Lakes teenager was recovered on Monday, July 22, after the canoe he was in capsized.

The Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the conduct of Scarborough Southwest Councillor Parthi Kandavel. Few details have been revealed about the allegations, but the Toronto Police have revealed it referred the investigation to the OPP. Matthew Bingley reports.

Called Zelse, the app encourages people to explore Edmonton and visit different landmarks, says its creator. Nicole Stillger has more.

A boat operator faces impaired charges after a body was recovered from the Otonabee River just south of Peterborough, Ont., on Tuesday, June 30. OPP say a caller first reported Tuesday afternoon an individual not wearing a life-jacket fell off a boat and failed to resurface. OPP divers recovered the body of a 39-year-old Oshawa...

A Halifax software developer says he’s designed a new tool for people looking for live updates when an emergency strikes. Anthony Probert says he launched Halifax Fire Alerts to improve transparency and help residents get a better sense of what’s happening in their neighbourhood. Mitchell Bailey has more.

Isaac’s lawyer is asking for access investigations by the TPS and the OPP into former Detective Paul Worden, the officer who was in charge of the case.

Google was hit with a record €890 million fine (more than US$1 billion) Thursday by the European Union (EU). The ruling states Google broke digital antitrust regulations by setting up Google Play and its ubiquitous search engine to steer consumers towards its own services and apps to the detriment of competitors.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is offering an apology after new expense logs reveal former minister Stan Cho billed his PC riding association nearly $100,000 for upscale dining, flights, luxury hotel stays, and sports venue rentals. Global’s Colin D’Mello and Isaac Callan report on what Ford is saying about Cho and other MPPs who have spent...

Following his resignation from cabinet over a taxpayer-funded hotel spending scandal, new expense logs reveal former minister Stan Cho billed his PC riding association nearly $100,000 for upscale dining, flights, luxury hotel stays, and sports venue rentals. Global’s Colin D’Mello and Isaac Callan report.

Experts say it’s a move to gain leverage in negotiations with the local union.