The Ontario government is investing $15 million in local sports and recreation, including in after school programs for children and youth.
The funding, announced by Ontario Minister of Sport Neil Lumsden, will go towards 100 different organizations to provide supervised activities for children and youth across the province.
The Ontario government recently announced that they will be moving forward with plans to increase highway speed limits on all 400-series highways “where it is safe to do so.”
Once again, the ridiculous policy of supply management is garnering headlines because the Bloc Quebecois leader in the House of Commons…
Ontario Premier Doug Ford seems to be having fun, stirring up a whirlwind of speculation about early election calls with constant government announcements.
As politicians return from the Thanksgiving break, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau finds himself with little to be thankful for. With opposition parties
The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB), Hamilton’s public school board, will be holding a byelection in January 2025 after long-time trustee Ray Mulholland announced his retirement.
Mulholland served in public office for 52 years and was board chair for seven years.
St. Joseph’s Hospital Charlton campus (St. Joe’s) recently unveiled that they have added a new computed tomography (CT) suite to their emergency department.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has recently made some bold moves that further solidify positions…
Select members of the Liberal caucus have finally taken matters into their own hands and decided enough is enough when it comes to allowing the Prime Minister to control the decision of whether he will run in the next election.
There was a tragicomical moment at the Justice Hogue inquiry on foreign interference this week when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau…
