The pilot project will see paramedics travel to patients homes and provide non-emergency care to those with multiple, complex illnesses or health problems complicated by disabilities. Continue reading
The Bath Tall Ships festival attracted more than 35,000 people in July and organizers claim the Canada 150 celebration brought about $4 million in revenue across the region. Continue reading
The city raised $1.4 million in the first four months since the fee took effect. Continue reading
Federal NDP leader Tom Mulcair was in Hamilton Friday morning to launch the party’s national campaign, calling for major changes to the Creditor Companies’ Arrangement Act (CCAA) and the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (BIA). Continue reading
An 11-year-old boy nicknamed “Frank from Falls Church, Va.” had his dream of mowing the White House lawn come true Friday, and even got to meet U.S. President Donald Trump. Continue reading
As controversy continues to swirl around an Ontario senator’s contentious positions on issues affecting Canada’s Indigenous people, two prominent Canadian mayors are calling for her to step down. Continue reading
Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr says the federal government has no intention of scaling back its push to study all emissions impacts from new pipeline proposals. Continue reading
Ex-Tory Peterborough MP Dean Del Mastro has lost his second appeal of his election fraud conviction from October 2014. Continue reading
Staff at the National Post, the flagship publication of Canada’s largest newspaper company, announced Wednesday that they are beginning a union drive with CWA Canada. Continue reading
The CEO of Northlands believes “the decision will be made for Northlands to surrender the lease on Northlands Coliseum effective Jan. 1, 2018 and surrender the lease for Northlands Park when the live racing concludes.” Continue reading
