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The London Knights celebrated their successful season by announcing team awards and preparing for their playoff matchup against the Soo Greyhounds.

The Flint Firebirds defeated the London Knights 5-4 in their final regular season game, impacting the Knights' playoff positioning.

Ontario's Indigenous Affairs Minister Greg Rickford is distinguished by his unique approach to consensus-building and modernization efforts in northern Ontario.

A watchdog in Ontario criticizes the government's transparency reforms, arguing they will increase secrecy rather than enhance security.

The article discusses Judge Faisal Mirza's implementation of race-based considerations in sentencing within the Canadian judicial system.

A judge in Ontario considered the impact of racism and societal disadvantage in the sentencing of drug dealer Brandon Caleb, suggesting these factors diminished his moral responsibility for his actions.

A new poll shows Doug Ford's Progressive Conservatives maintain a significant lead in Ontario, despite rising concerns among voters about the direction of the province.

Quebec Premier François Legault has rejected Ontario Premier Doug Ford's concerns regarding the province's electric vehicle sales targets, asserting that Quebec has adapted its objectives to align with the North American auto market.

Ontario will not meet the federal deadline to publicly fund all necessary services by nurse practitioners, leading to potential out-of-pocket costs for patients.

After a long and harsh winter marked by persistent snowfall and extreme cold, Ontarians can expect warmer days ahead according to meteorological predictions.

An Ontario border officer has been arrested for allegedly allowing a transport truck of illegal drugs into Canada during a drug trafficking investigation.

The Ontario government is set to introduce legislation that prohibits the resale of tickets at prices exceeding their original cost.

Residents of Kingston, Ontario, are urging authorities to stop the clear-cutting of trees in Mile Square Forest, highlighting environmental concerns and the potential violation of protection laws.

The New York Islanders have announced plans to relocate their AHL affiliate from Bridgeport, Connecticut, to Hamilton, Ontario, pending approval from the AHL Board of Governors.

The mayor of Amherstburg, Ontario, criticized the recent decision by Premier Doug Ford to lift the ban on Crown Royal whisky, claiming it diminished efforts to sell the local bottling plant.

Umar Zameer's lawyer is advocating for a public inquiry into the handling of his client's case and criticizes calls for the judge to apologize.

A suspect who was shot during a home invasion in Vaughan, Ontario, is now in police custody after being treated at a hospital.

The Ontario government is initiating the development of a comprehensive electronic system for managing medical records, aiming to connect residents with primary care by 2029.

An Ontario court has extended Hudson’s Bay's protection from creditors until June 30, allowing the retailer to conduct ongoing auctions and assist former staff.

City officials in Brantford, Ontario, have determined that pigeons are not the cause of numerous backyard defecation complaints, as discussed during a council meeting on their bylaws.

Toronto's consumption sites are preparing for increased pressure and potential overdoses due to funding cuts by the Ontario government.

The article discusses how provincial governments in Canada, such as those in British Columbia, Manitoba, and Ontario, are benefiting from the inflationary challenges faced by middle-class workers by inadvertently moving them into higher tax brackets without traditional tax increases.

Ontario's new policy allows pharmacists to prescribe medication for common ailments, leading to a meeting between Health Minister Sylvia Jones and Shoppers Drug Mart's president.

Ontario is introducing a new provincial offence targeting public drug use, allowing police to issue non-criminal tickets rather than making arrests.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford praised a homeowner who shot an alleged intruder, suggesting that such actions are a deterrent for future crimes.

Daniel Tomassetti, a Canadian fugitive wanted for two Mafia-related murders in Ontario, has been apprehended in Mexico after nearly a decade evading authorities.

A junior hockey team in Ontario pledges to take action after a player faced racist taunts during a playoff match.

A suspect tied to a double homicide case in Ontario has been arrested in Mexico, with extradition proceedings initiated by Canadian authorities.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford praised a homeowner who shot an intruder, stating such acts ought to deter crime.

Ontario's Premier Doug Ford has called on the provinces of British Columbia and Quebec to abandon electric vehicle sales targets, arguing that they hinder Canada's competitiveness.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford expresses interest in amalgamations in the Niagara Region while indicating his office will respect the decisions made by local mayors.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is proposing to livestream bail hearings in Canada to enhance transparency in the justice system.

Ontario critics claim that recent government announcements are a diversion from transparency law changes proposed by Premier Doug Ford's administration.

Ontario is expanding its bring-your-own-alcohol rules to allow consumption at various municipal events, aiming to boost tourism and attendance.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has condemned the decision to grant child killer Darren Scott Ray unescorted absences from prison.

York Regional Police have decided not to charge a Vaughan resident who shot an alleged home invader based on evidence collected at the scene.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is acknowledging that his government's restrictions on access to information laws aim to protect the details of calls on his personal phone.

The Ontario government is set to allow solo drivers to use high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes during off-peak hours, amending existing regulations.

Ontario police are offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to a breakthrough in the cold case investigation of Karen Caughlin, a teenager whose murder remains unsolved after 52 years.

A woman from Ontario was denied a job in the legal cannabis industry due to her Facebook friendship with a gangster, but the Federal Court ruled this link should not disqualify her from employment.

The Ontario Provincial Police have issued a warning about fraudsters impersonating officers using spoofed phone numbers to deceive residents.

A recent poll reveals that 70% of Kingston, Ontario residents want the return of the statue of Sir John A. Macdonald, which was removed in 2021 amid controversy over his legacy.

Two major hospital research labs in Ontario imported dogs from a problematic U.S. breeder, raising ethical concerns about animal research practices.

A first-time drug offender in Ontario has been granted house arrest after serving 10 months in harsh conditions at Maplehurst Correctional Complex.

The Ford government in Ontario is not disclosing the costs associated with its attempt to block the release of Premier Doug Ford's cellphone records, as it seeks to change legislation following a legal defeat.

A call has emerged to restore the statue of John A. Macdonald in Kingston, Ontario, highlighting the ongoing debate over historical figures in Canada.

The Ontario government is closing a supervised consumption site in Peterborough as part of its decision to redirect funding towards treatment and recovery programs.

Ontario's housing starts have increased for two consecutive months, indicating a potential recovery in the homebuilding sector.

Ontario's solicitor general has finally commented on the recent police corruption investigation that led to the arrest of several Toronto police officers.

A significant winter storm has hit Northern Ontario, burying cars and causing people to seek shelter from the heavy snow.