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CANADA Indigenous man sheds light on 'historical wrongs' near cabinet minister's cottage

CANADA Indigenous man sheds light on 'historical wrongs' near cabinet minister's cottage

Johnny Hawke sets up encampment over land claim, just down the beach from Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada Minister Carolyn Bennett's summer home
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East Gwillimbury part of province's natural gas expansion plan

East Gwillimbury part of province's natural gas expansion plan

Under the plan unveiled today, 422 East Gwillimbury homes and businesses will be connected to natural gas at a cost of $8.4 million
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'End year on positive note': Don't write off last few weeks of school, says mental health doc

'End year on positive note': Don't write off last few weeks of school, says mental health doc

With an announcement imminent, Dr. Rob Meeder says the province should do what's right for children and let them return to school
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Mother honours son with painful trek that tells his story with frozen crosses

Mother honours son with painful trek that tells his story with frozen crosses

Markham Stouffville Hospital was a stop on Angela Vos' journey as she marked places that played a pivotal role in the life and subsequent opioid overdose death of her 26-year-old son
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Unsafe ice conditions lead to deaths of 3 snowmobilers on Georgian Bay

Unsafe ice conditions lead to deaths of 3 snowmobilers on Georgian Bay

Changing ice conditions are common on the bay at this time of year, local resident says
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'Another blow is too much to bear': Patients frustrated by Southlake's decision to end arthritis program

'Another blow is too much to bear': Patients frustrated by Southlake's decision to end arthritis program

'I suspect that the savings from TAP’s closure today are a drop in the bucket compared to the cost of future joint replacements, the majority of which are performed on arthritis patients like me,' Nadine Lalonde says
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MZO a 'weapon of mass destruction in the planning world,' critics say

MZO a 'weapon of mass destruction in the planning world,' critics say

Opponents say Minister's Zoning Orders ignore environmental concerns while kowtowing to developers
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Saturday event helps survivors of suicide navigate the darkness

Saturday event helps survivors of suicide navigate the darkness

'It's not something that you would ever get over because it's always going to be part of your story now,' says local International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day event organizer, who notes it's essential to get help and support
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York Region firm's drones providing lifeline to isolated Indigenous communities (7 photos)

York Region firm's drones providing lifeline to isolated Indigenous communities (7 photos)

The multi-partnership project will see much needed medical and hygiene supplies transported between mainland and island for the Beausoleil First Nation on Christian Island and Chippewas of Georgina Island First Nation
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These beach users don't need masks or permits (4 photos)

These beach users don't need masks or permits (4 photos)

Tweety and Flash, a pair of endangered piping plovers, have built a nest along Georgian Bay
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