Ontario

• Woman faces arson and drug charges following fire in St. Thomas, Ont.

  Police in St. Thomas suspect the woman started the fire at a building on South Edgeware Road. Officers say they seized crystal methamphetamine and fentanyl when they arrested her.

  Crime

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• Queen’s University students getting excited for Homecoming weekend

  As Queen's University's homecoming weekend draws near, the buzz over the weekend is starting to build among much of the student body.

  Education

  Oct 5
  
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• Toronto Hospital for Sick Children emergency department seeing wait times beyond norm

  The hospital says the sickest patients will be seen first.

  Health

  Oct 5
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• Ontario doctor accused of killing 4 to have preliminary hearing in May

  The case of an eastern Ontario doctor charged with killing four people will return to court in May for a preliminary hearing. 

  Crime

  Oct 5
• Police arrest London, Ont. man sought in Bonaventure Drive shooting

  The shooting took place at a parking lot on Bonaventure Drive near Admiral Drive on the afternoon of Sept. 17, but police didn't learn about the incident until the following day.

  Crime

  Oct 5
• 3 Maxmillions won by Ontario tickets; Friday’s Lotto Max draw to be 3rd-largest in game’s history

  The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation said three Maxmillion prizes each worth $1 million were won by tickets sold in Ottawa, Nepean, and Etobicoke.

  Canada

  Oct 5
• 10-cent fuel price bump expected at Ontario stations overnight: petroleum analyst

  Fuel prices at most Ontario stations are expected to rise 10 cents per litre overnight Wednesday, according to the website Gas Wizard.

  Economy

  Oct 4
• Race for Belleville, Ont. mayor’s seat sees incumbent versus former mayor, MP

  Incumbent Mitch Panciuk is up against former two-term mayor and two-term Bay of Quinte MP Neil Ellis in the 2022 Belleville municipal election.

  Canada

  Oct 4
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• City committee endorses expansion of London, Ont. seasonal patio limits

  Along with expanding how long a restaurant can operate a seasonal patio in London, the Planning and Environment Committee also endorsed a boost in capacity limits.

  Politics

  Oct 4
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• Ontario program will see customers paid to run A/C less in bid to save energy

  Ontario is putting an additional $342 million toward energy efficiency programs, including paying some customers to run their air conditioning less on hot summer days.

  Canada

  Oct 4