Ontario Cannabis Store saw a flood of orders. While many people wonder when they would ever get their purchase, one man’s order was shipped on legalization day.
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‘Change is needed’: a mayoral race of 3 candidates in Chatham-Kent
Incumbent Randy Hope held his seat for 12 years. Will this election finally see a different outcome?
Main challenger to Sarnia’s long-standing Mike Bradley may have ‘real shot’
Mike Bradley has been mayor for 30 years. One challenger is taking a second shot at his seat, will she be successful?
‘I’m proud of her,’ First female Windsor mayor Elizabeth Kishkon dies at 87
Elizabeth Kishkon was the first and only female mayor of Windsor, Ont.
North Buxton suing for ownership of historic church tied to Underground Railroad
As an alternative to ownership, the congregation is willing to accept $1.5 million in addition to $500,000 in damages.
‘Like a horror movie,’ Niagara woman got flesh-eating disease from a nail
What started as a simple scratch from a nail turned into a medical issue that took months for full recovery.
‘A gaping hole’ in OHIP for dying Canadians seeking end-of-life-care
Laval Picard moved to Ontario to spend his last days with his family after his cancer diagnosis. But before he finally received hospice care, his family had to jump through numerous hoops.
Correctional staff gave emergency care while nurses stood, Hamilton jail inquest reveals
The second week of the Hamilton jail inquest reveals that medical staff are not always the one providing emergency care to inmates, even when they’re present.
‘Why did my brother have to die?’ Hamilton woman asks at Barton jail inquest
As the joint inquest into the overdose deaths at Barton Street jail continues, a woman wants answers for her brother’s death, who isn’t on the list.
Jail inquest exposes overcrowding, limited monitoring and little access to methadone
The inquest revealed overcrowded conditions where there’s little monitoring of inmates.