Baranyai: We must fight ‘Indigenization’ of Canada’s prisons
As Ontario braces for a “tsunami” of COVID-19 hospitalizations driven by the highly contagious Omicron variant, it’s hard to focus on much beyond the immediate fallout of cancelled medical procedures, staffing crises, and yet another scramble to support online learning.
Klassen: What will dominate the news in 2022?
Hardship and conflicts in economics, politics and the pandemic will be tempered by progress and stability
COLUMN: Within days, Greg Marshall lost two Western Mustangs mentors
‘They were mentors to me, they were my coaches, my close friends’
Freezing rain warning in effect
Environment Canada has issued a freezing rain warning for much of southwestern Ontario.
Salad kits being recalled due to Listeria
The Dole Canada Company has issued a recall for 13 different salad kits due to possible Listeria contamination.
Volunteer St. Marys firefighter, set to retire, reflects after 32-year run
After 32 years of volunteer service to the community, Cpt. Dale Robinson has retired from the St. Marys Fire Department.
Man charged after dispute in Port Elgin grocery store over masks
Saugeen Shores police charged a 56-year-old Port Elgin man because customers were threatened with a baseball bat for not wearing masks at a Port Elgin grocery store, police said. Police were called on Jan. 6 at 8:08 p.m. about a man who allegedly was threatening people and causing damage at the grocery story, a police […]
Port Elgin man faces charges over mask dispute
The Saugeen Shores Police Service responded to an incident at a Port Elgin grocery store on Thursday evening.
UPDATE: Snow squalls forecasted across midwestern Ontario
Environment Canada has upgraded a snow squall watch to a warning for Grey-Bruce and Huron-Perth counties.
School bus drivers to get N95 masks, but COVID concerns persist
School bus drivers will be included in the group of education workers receiving the safer N95 masks, a decision welcomed by their union who said it had been unclear.