Wounded Warriors Canada and Ontario Shores launch First Responder Assist program.

While anti-racism protests are now in the spotlight, Pickering resident Camille Elvin says she has to think about how she will protect her young children every day.

A Whitby man who believes he has COVID-19 says he has not been able to get tested. 

Businesses that are not scheduled to reopen any time soon are pleading for help.

Police said officers raided a home in the 400-block of Waterloo Street, in the area of Waterloo and Queens Avenue, on Thursday.

While dog parks throughout the province have reopened, veterinarians are warning owners about another bad tick season.

The VIVA Retirement Community set up privacy fences with trees and canopies to create two visiting pods in the parking lot for families to use as COVID-19 continues.

'They're not seeing a human being,' says Anthony McIntosh, who says his grandson was subjected to the use of force by police in Ontario last year.

Despite the pandemic, Durham police say human trafficking and child exploitation haven't slowed down.

A Pickering man claims if he hadn't moved his mother from a local long-term care home -- she may not have survived COVID-19.