A moose swimming in a Sault Ste. Marie river was found dead despite work by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry staff to guide the animal to safety.
Day: June 25, 2021
When the Blanchet family decided the time had come to put the key in the lock of the landmark shoe store their parents had founded in 1936, they thought they would be writing the last chapter of its history; but they ended up uncovering a whole new story.
An Ontario man and some like-minded Canadians have taken it upon themselves to start a grassroots walking buddy service for Muslims and other minority groups across the country feeling unsafe going out for a walk in the wake of the tragic death of the Afzaal family in London, Ont.
After experiencing chest pains, elder Peter (Alo) White of Kenora, Ont., was turned down to have a pacemaker procedure at a Winnipeg hospital a 2½-hour drive from his home. Now, the 62-year-old will have to be flown to Thunder Bay hundreds of kilometres away, just one example of the long delays for critical medical care for northwestern Ontario patients, exacerbated by the pandemic, says a hospital executive.