Ontario
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Ontario and Alberta Unveil Proposed Route for 3,300-Km ‘Northern Shield’ Energy Corridor
Ontario and Alberta premiers have proposed a 3,300-km pipeline route from Hardisty to Sarnia to boost national energy security and domestic crude distribution.
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Ontario boy’s death from rabies highlights critical risks of bat exposure
An 11-year-old Ontario boy has died of rabies after a bat encounter, marking the province’s first locally acquired case since 1967 and prompting urgent health warnings.
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Ontario Implements Mandatory Exams and Attendance Grading in High Schools
Ontario’s Ministry of Education has announced a standardized shift in high school grading, mandating final exams and linking grades to attendance, sparking debate over equity and professional autonomy.
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Barrie Air Show Returns to Kempenfelt Bay Featuring Final Snowbirds Tutor Performances
The Barrie Air Show returns to Kempenfelt Bay on June 13-14, 2026, featuring the Canadian Forces Snowbirds during their final season with the CT-114 Tutor fleet.
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Thousands of Ontario Social Service Workers Initiate Province-Wide Strike Over Wage Parity
Over 4,500 OPSEU members have walked off the job across Ontario, demanding retroactive wage adjustments and sustainable funding for the developmental services sector.
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Grey-Bruce residents isolate after rare virus exposure
Grey-Bruce health officials are monitoring two residents following a hantavirus exposure on a cruise ship, marking the first major test for the region’s newly appointed board.
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Fatal Wrong-Way Crash on 401 Renews Push for Andrew’s Law
A deadly collision on Highway 401 has reignited demands for stricter driving laws, with advocates urging swift action on Andrew’s Law to prevent tragedies.
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Peel Police Seek Victims in Robert Land Academy Abuse Probe
Peel Regional Police have launched a public appeal for victims and witnesses to come forward regarding an ongoing investigation into alleged child abuse at the defunct Robert Land Academy.
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Police Probe Damage at Muskoka Arena After Glass Shatters
Bracebridge OPP are investigating a group of spectators who broke protective glass at the Muskoka Lumber Community Centre during a hockey game.
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Ontario Moves to Take Control of Billy Bishop Airport
The Ontario government has introduced legislation to assume control of Billy Bishop Airport, aiming to bypass municipal oversight and designate the site a special economic zone to facilitate jet traffic.
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Ice Storm Leaves Thousands Without Power as Hydro One Repairs Begin
A severe ice storm has caused widespread power outages across Ontario, impacting thousands of Hydro One customers as crews battle difficult terrain to restore service.
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Fatal GO Train Incident Disrupts Kitchener Line Service
A fatal incident involving a GO Transit train near Guelph on Thursday morning caused significant disruptions and cancellations on the Kitchener line.
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Ontario’s 2026 Spring Forecast: Slow Start, Flood Risks Ahead
Ontario’s 2026 spring forecast signals a sluggish start with colder temperatures and persistent snow into April. This outlook is crucial for planning across key sectors due to significant flood and ice jam risks.
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MPP Bailey Highlights Potential AI Data Center for Sarnia-Lambton
MPP Bob Bailey announced a potential multi-million dollar AI data center project for Sarnia-Lambton, promising jobs and economic diversification.
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Blowing Snow Warnings Persist Across Southern Ontario as Extreme Cold Grips Region
Environment Canada’s blizzard and extreme cold warnings remain active across Southern Ontario, leading to widespread highway closures, dangerous driving conditions, and the activation of numerous warming centers as temperatures plummet to -35°C wind chills.