Police release poster imploring public for tips in triple homicide investigation
Police are encouraging the public to come forward with tips in a triple homicide investigation that’s impacting multiple communities. Continue reading
Ontario
Provincial police investigating death of 53-year-old Tillsonburg man
Police and emergency services found a man’s body north of Fourth Street in Tillsonburg Sunday morning. Continue reading
New N.B. premier plans to see through pledge to fight carbon tax
New Brunswick’s newly minted Tory premier says he has met with the federal minister of intergovernmental affairs, and intends to follow through on his promise to fight Ottawa’s carbon tax. Continue reading
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Beyond the battlefield: Scugog artist debuts paintings to showcase long-lasting impact of war
Tyler Briley’s works are on display as part of the Scugog Memorial Library’s new “100 Years of War” exhibit. Continue reading
Art installation remembers each former Central Secondary student who died in WW1, WW2
The project was inspired by “Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red,” an art installation in the U.K. Continue reading
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Andrew Kimber, former top aid to Premier Doug Ford, apologizes for sexual misconduct scandal
By Travis Dhanraj Queen’s Park Bureau Chief
‘I unreservedly apologize for the pain I have caused others by my recent actions. My conduct was unacceptable,’ says Andrew Kimber, a former advisor to Premier Doug Ford. Continue reading
United Way lifts stair-climb fundraising goal to $250,000
It’s a race to the top for the United Way, and the 96 programs and networks it supports. Continue reading
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Bowmanville family volunteers to honour community’s fallen
The Boone family helped to place crosses in the graves belonging to fallen veterans, an annual community tradition. Continue reading
Building up resilience to grief helps prepare for life’s losses, says author
“People are talking about how we can create a culture of change so we can live well, grieve well and die well,” Yvonne Heath said. Continue reading
Andrea Horwath talks to Kingston families about doctor shortage
Provincial NDP leader Andrea Horwath sat down with families in Kingston to discuss the shortage of family doctors in the city. Continue reading
