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The $466,000 in funding will help BBBS Centre Wellington expand its mentorship program over a three-year period, creating up to 30 new mentor-mentee matches each year.

A major amusement park is part of Ontario's grand vision to turn the Niagara region into Las Vegas north, but Marineland may not fit the bill, the provincial tourism minister says.

A contingent of local politicians were on hand on Tuesday in Waterloo, Ont., at Waterloo Park to open the city’s first accessible playground.

TORONTO - The Opposition suggests Ontario's Liberal government may be using a community grant program as a slush fund to reward friends and supporters, just like it did with grants for multicultural organizations four years ago.

OTTAWA - Personal connections and political obligations played a role Friday as Stephen Harper named five new senators, including the controversial winner of a Senate election in Alberta and the wife of a Conservative MP who committed suicide in 2009.

Upwards of 20,000 people have gathered in the park in previous years for the event, but it was cancelled this year due to the pandemic.

Northumberland-Peterborough South receives nearly $900,000 to boost businesses and groups impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.

Personal connections and political obligations played a role Friday as Stephen Harper named five new senators, including the controversial winner of a Senate election in Alberta and the wife of a Conservative MP who committed suicide in 2009.

A program to get workers up and moving while on the job has rolled out in British Columbia, and it will be stretching the legs of employees across Canada by the fall.

TORONTO - A Canadian doctor has developed a one-stop online resource aimed at educating the public about concussion and providing a comprehensive catalogue of research about the sports-related brain injury.

A Canadian doctor has developed a one-stop online resource aimed at educating the public about concussion and providing a comprehensive catalogue of research about the sports-related brain injury.

Canadians are expected to buy lottery tickets in record numbers this week as the Lotto Max top pool prize reaches $100 million, the largest ever in Canadian history.

Camp Kee-Mo-Kee received $49,200 as part of Ontario’s Community Building Fund, which is meant to help them bounce back from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Vigils for victims of the Iran plane crash will carry into the weekend as Toronto-area communities mourn the loss of the 176 killed on board Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752.

In a 37-1 vote, Toronto city council has approved a multi-use cycling and pedestrian path that will connect Toronto from Brampton to Scarborough.

Barnardo Park in Peterborough is getting a major makeover thanks to a $300,000 grant from the province.

A new well-being study shows those living in and around Toronto have the longest commute times in the province.

The City of Hamilton is putting a new physical literacy initiative in motion, aimed at building confidence in movement at an early age.

At the height of gardening season, an Ontario expert says all levels of government can do more to prevent misleading labelling of plants sold as 'native' even when they are not.

Members from 16 community partners were in Mono on Thursday to sign the Guelph-Wellington-Dufferin Violence Threat Risk Assessment (VTRA) community protocol.