"Police services across Ontario are under real pressure to fill critical roles, and boards see that strain every day," said Lisa Darling, executive director of the Ontario Association of Police Service Boards.
"Beginning this summer, Ontario is supporting a unique opportunity that will not only stimulate tourism and bring communities together, but also protect local jobs, our economy and small businesses across the province."
"While much of our work addresses concerns around service delivery, many of the issues that we encounter go far beyond mere inefficiencies. They raise profound questions about fundamental human rights."
One person is dead after a collision on Highway 89 in Cookstown, Ont., on Monday, Ontario Provincial Police say. Police said emergency crews were called to the highway near 6th Line and County Road 56 for reports of a serious collision involving a truck trailer on fire.
The Toronto Catholic District School Board has issued a warning about dangerous social media challenges like the 'paper clip challenge', posing serious risks to students.
Compliance with all regulatory requirements is not optional. Builders who do not meet these obligations are operating illegally, and the HCRA will take strong enforcement action.
"I think this is one of those key moments that is extremely upsetting and yet super predictable, which is that the energy planning and the poor decisions that get made five, eight years prior to that now are starting to show up in those supply mixes."
The results of the review will help inform future decisions about all aspects of the upload, including timeframes," Dakota Brasier said in a statement.
Ontario wine agents are frustrated that while the LCBO has pulled all California wines from its shelves, grocery stores and giants like Costco continue to sell these products.
"Environment Canada issued a rainfall warning for the City of Toronto, Oakville, Mississauga and Brampton, forecasting a downpour that may cause flash floods and water pooling on roads."
Ontario's 2024 Sunshine List revealed that Kenneth Hartwick of Ontario Power Generation earned over $2 million, leading amid a significant salary increase for public sector employees.