For more than two centuries, the bold green, red, yellow and blue stripes of the Hudson’s Bay Company have been a fixture of ...

As temperatures drop, the frigid wind and cold are felt deeply by people experiencing homelessness. Eric Robitaille has been ...

Even British barristers don’t have to swear an oath of allegiance to the monarchy when they are called to the bar in England ...

While searching for the Rapid City, a ship that sank near Toronto in 1917, divers came across a promising wreck on the bottom ...

Helendale teacher Griff Jumonville was named the Ontario Reign "Educator of the Month." He was honored during the Dec. 9 home ...

O ne thousand kilometres from the ochre rock and limitless lakes where the Hudson’s Bay Company ( HBC) once held dominion ...

Ontario County Sheriff David Cirencione has officially announced his bid for re-election for a second term as sheriff in 2026 ...

Divers found the well-preserved vessel while searching for a different wreck called the "Rapid City," which sank near Toronto ...

Today in History for Jan. 1: In 1622, the Roman Catholic church adopted Jan. 1 as the beginning of the year, rather than March 25. In 1653, Newfoundland's Coat of Arms was granted by King Charles I.

“For Race and Country: Buffalo Soldiers in California” is based on the California African American Museum exhibition of the same name, curated by Susan D. Anderson, and it tours through Exhibit Envoy.

Police blocked North Bay city councillors and Castle Arms board members from a town hall meeting on the seniors' facility's future. The excluded officials criticized the heavy police presence at the ...