A new initiative in Durham is trying to provide an essential resource to victims of violent crime and it might even help declutter your home. Continue reading →

Canadian country music hall-of-famer Paul Brandt is using his celebrity status to shine a light on human trafficking. Continue reading →

After Tuesday’s storm brought a mixed bag of snow, ice pellets and freezing rain, Wednesday was all about cleaning up mother nature’s mess. Continue reading →

A crooked investment adviser who scammed more than a dozen long-time friends and other unsuspecting clients out of hundreds of thousands of dollars has had his four-year prison sentence upheld and his fine increased sharply on appeal. Continue reading →

The man accused of killing an Ajax mother and two of her children last March was back in court Monday. Continue reading →

While employees at GM’s Oshawa plant aren’t ready to throw in the towel, a northern Ontario community 730 kilometres away is paying attention. Continue reading →

General Motors’ announcement to close its Oshawa assembly plant sparked anger and outrage, but it also triggered something most of us can’t see — mental health issues in the workplace. Continue reading →

Rose McIntosh has been a crossing guard at the intersection of Olive Avenue and Grandview Street for three decades, and Friday was her last day on the job. Continue reading →

Four people are facing charges of assault following a fight at a minor hockey game earlier this month. An argument that started in the stands ended with police showing up at Darlington Sports Centre. Continue reading →

The company says there were no injuries and there are no public safety concerns as a result of the incident. Continue reading →