The Canadian province of Ontario has shared the results of what it has called its largest public power procurement exercise ...

Fire crews responded to the Kimberly Clark Warehouse in the 9500 block at the Merrill Avenue at 1:45 a.m. and found the approximately one-million-square-foot warehouse ablaze.

It’s a plan to protect Ontario. That’s how Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy described Ontario’s 2026 budget, tabled Thursday afternoon in the Ontario Legislature — a budget the government says will ...

Chamel A. Abdulkarim of Highland, an employee apparently unhappy with his pay, was arrested on suspicion of arson.

After months of persistent snow, deep freezes and Arctic blasts, many Ontarians are feeling the fatigue of a winter that won’t let go. According to Global News chief meteorologist Anthony Farnell, ...

2026 Ontario Budget delivering on plan to protect Ontario workers and families by building a more competitive, resilient and self-reliant economy “Ontario is navigating economic challenges with a ...

TORONTO — The Ontario government is taking the next steps to deliver its Primary Care Action Plan, which is on track to connect everyone in the province to a family doctor or primary care provider by ...

Following several fatal collisions in northern Ontario this winter, a Sudbury, Ont., resident has created a website to track incidents across the region. Northern Road Watch offers real-time highway ...

ONTARIO, Ore. — City of Ontario officials lifted a boil water order Tuesday morning after a pump failed at the Water Treatment Plant Booster Station on Sunday, causing water pressure to drop below ...

With various winter storms still happening through parts of Ontario this March, the spring season is taking its time to arrive. Although the first official day of spring was Friday, March 20, it doesn ...

Ontario is projecting a larger-than-expected $13.8-billion deficit for the coming fiscal year while again pushing back its plan to balance the books, as the province’s sluggish economy feels the ...

Ontario is planning to create a provincewide electronic medical record system for primary care, more than two decades after the government first embarked on what became a scandal-plagued eHealth ...