A Second World War grenade prompted the closure of a Chatham-Kent thrift store Thursday afternoon, police said.

If Ontario opts to create a pilot program to force the mentally ill and addicted to get help, Chatham-Kent could be on board.

CANANDAIGUA — The following deed transactions were among those recorded in September 2025 in Ontario County: Michele Giacobbe and Joseph A. Giacobbe to Giacobbe Family Trust, 43 Cliffside Drive, South ...

Heather Brown, who says she's been sober for more than 20 years, says substance use is rampant on the property and not what ...

A 40-year-old Londoner was killed in a two-vehicle collision in Oxford County, Ontario Provincial Police say. Emergency crews ...

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Goaltender Mike McIvor faced 34 shots for the Battalion before 5,735 at the Tribute Communities Centre. North Bay, which ...

It’s budget day for the federal government, and a lot is resting on Prime Minister Mark Carney’s ability to get this budget ...

A combined investment of C$18.7 million between the agencies and the federal government will help advance public transit in ...

Israeli airstrikes leave six dead in southern Gaza; Volcano eruption prompts evacuations in Indonesia; Christmas market in ...

Detroit ― Eastern Michigan men's basketball's roster has a little bit of a "Last Chance U" vibe to it. Ten players have ...

Prospect Gavin McKenna isn't excelling at Penn State as much as many thought. That and other prospect storylines for the 2026 ...