Highlights

An investigation by the Dryden OPP Community Street Crime Unit has led to charges being laid against a Zealand Township resident.

Since the launch of the SDF Training Stream in 2021, the province states that it has helped almost 600,000 workers in Ontario train for in-demand jobs in the skilled trades.

The province announced a new three-year agreement with Shoppers Drug Mart to expand the Menstrual Equity Initiative.

Under enhanced visitor restrictions, each patient may have not more than two visitors or caregivers at a time.

Pierre Poilievre’s common-sense platform focuses on axing the carbon tax, reducing red tape, and increasing addiction services.

Firefighters, management teams or equipment have been sent to six western provinces and the NWT this year.

OPP said it was fortunate a trailer wheel didn't fall off a truck on Highway 17

Ruthann Quequish died at her home. She visited the local nursing station multiple times before her death in April 2017.

New report shows Ontario has 651 registered nurses (RNs) per 100,000 people, which is the lowest ratio in Canada 

Monday’s standoff at a Little Vermilion Lake camp involved an individual with a firearm who had uttered threats, the OPP said.