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LCBO workers went on strike on July 5 in response to the province's decision to allow ready-to-drink beverages in grocery and convenience stores. 

Close to 100 graduates were honoured at a ceremony on Thursday.

Starting in southern Ontario in 2007 and eventually migrating North, the program aims to determine how bedrock and sediments in different parts of the province impacts groundwater chemistry.

The new funding replaces the Canada Greener Homes Grant that was available previously. 

Survivors from across the region are invited to a three-day event to share, learn, and heal. The gathering will also include some fun activities and a distinguished lineup of keynote speakers.

Two individuals are in hot water after police find they are carrying too many fish, a firearm, and cannabis.

‘So much more than just hair’: Students from the Sault College Wig Clinic are hosting a wine tasting and pairing event this month in support of residents who suffer with hair loss

The pair have been working hard at their craft for years and are starting to have their music recognized worldwide.

At least one Thunder Bay business is seeing a glimmer of a silver lining coming out of the LCBO strike that is now in its second week.

Building code change would have seen vastly expanded EV charging capability in coming years