A Burlington man has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison on weapons charges connected to a Burlington shooting spree ...

The complaint was filed Feb. 11 on behalf of Isaac Jollie-Coghlan. Jollie-Coghlan's lawyer, Robb Spensley, said his client ...

Lambton Lions’ AJ Edwards is an Ontario Colleges Athletic Association star of the week for averaging 17.5 points, 6.5 assists ...

A Burlington Transit pilot project offering free bus service to youth for two months this summer would be funded with provincial tax funds. A staff recommendation which would implement fare-free ...

The Burlington City Council trimmed more from its FY26 budget during discussions Monday night at the council’s regular meeting. City Manager Chad Bird said the Burlington Bees/Community Field ...

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Located in one of Canada’s key automotive and battery hubs, NEO will lease 8 acres or 350,000 square ... of the burgeoning battery supply chain in Ontario and across North America.

On the eve of an expected early provincial election, Ontario’s Progressive Conservative government has pledged to connect two million more Ontarians to publicly funded family doctors or primary care ...

TORONTO — The Ontario government is investing $1.8 billion to connect two million more people to a publicly funded family doctor or primary care team within four years, which will achieve the ...

OTTAWA — Just days before the writ is supposed to drop on a provincial election, the PC government has unveiled nearly $2 billion in funding to increase Ontarians’ access to primary care.

Ontario’s governing Progressive Conservatives unofficially kicked off their re-election bid with a promise to spend $1.8-billion to ensure every resident of the province has a family doctor or ...

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