Churchill Line Construction Closure

Feds declare new pipeline a national interest project

By declaring the project a national interest, the project worth billions of dollars will avoid red tape by proceeding through a single federal regulatory review process.

Ontario's minimum wage increases to $17.95

This is the ninth time Ontario's minimum wage has been raised over the past 10 years, with people back in 2016 earning $11.40.

Police charge extortion and assault suspect in Amherstburg

Windsor Police arrested a 31-year-old man on Tuesday after a victim reported to officers that he was assaulted after advertising an item for sale online.

The Bridge in Leamington receives major donation to continue operations

A Leamington organization that helps about 300 youth in need each year has received a $1-million donation from the Solcz Family Foundation.

OPP issue warning after Lakeshore resident loses $27k to scam

The Ontario Provincial Police started investigating on September 16 after receiving a report about the scam.

Highway Traffic Act infractions lead OPP to two allegedly impaired drivers

The Ontario Provincial Police always get their man, but when the suspect commits a Highway Traffic Act infraction, impaired driving makes it much easier.