Police in Burlington investigating almost a dozen Pride flag thefts
So far, at least 11 flags have been stolen from 9 homes in Burlington throughout the month.
Ontario to introduce legislation invoking notwithstanding clause
Legislators are expected to be called back from summer break today so the government can introduce a new bill.
Road tests resume on Monday
DriveTest centres will be hiring 167 more examiners and introducing extended hours for the road tests for G1/G2 and M1/M2 drivers to help address the backlog that has grown during the pandemic.
Ontario considering adding more High Occupancy Toll lanes
New HOT lanes would be added for January of next year from Eglinton Avene to Clark Boulevard in Mississauga/Brampton, from the 406/403 interchange to the 401 in Mississauga, and from Trafalgar in Oakville to Guleph Line in Burlington.
Brock University preparing to welcome more than 4,000 new badgers this fall
Province-wide, the average for new first year confirmations is an increase of 1.9 percent, but Brock is reporting a 6.5 percent increase in high school applicant confirmations.
Keystone pipeline cancelled ending decades-plus battle
The Alberta government spent billions of dollars in equity and loan guarantees to prop up the Keystone XL pipeline.