In his decision, Ontario Superior Court Justice Cary Boswell excluded incriminating evidence because officers violated Robert Cave’s constitutional rights. Continue reading →

The Couchiching Ontario Health Team is one of the first of 24 in the province that will implement a new, integrated model of care. Continue reading →

Oxford County OPP responded to a collision around 11:45 a.m. Friday involving three vehicles on 16th Line in East Zorra-Tavistock. Continue reading →

The incident occurred around 9:45 p.m. Thursday, police say.  Continue reading →

The Special Investigations Unit says during the arrest, the man was injured and transported hospital for treatment of his injuries. Continue reading →

The recently-published list contains the names of 36 priests who worked in the London-area, along with Toronto, Windsor and Sarnia. Continue reading →

The one-day strike is planned for nine school boards throughout the province where teachers are represented by the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation (OSSTF). Continue reading →

Known informally as White Ribbon Day, the day is marked annually on the grim anniversary of the 1989 École Polytechnique massacre. Continue reading →

The prize leaves Sue Murphy with the choice of one of two “dream homes” or $1-million in cash. Continue reading →

It seems the entire world is advancing, except for how the teachers’ unions and the government of the day reach a contract settlement, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading →