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Ontario advocacy group raises alarm over measles outbreak in schools

Ontario advocacy group raises alarm over measles outbreak in schools

As a growing number of children fall ill with measles, the organization Ontario School Safety is urging officials to adopt a comprehensive approach that goes beyond vaccinations
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Elizabeth May says she’s consoling herself after ‘rough election’

Elizabeth May says she’s consoling herself after ‘rough election’

The veteran MP is back to being the sole party leader and Green voice in Ottawa
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Organ recipients push Doug Ford government to change donation rules

Organ recipients push Doug Ford government to change donation rules

Only 36 per cent of Ontarians have registered to donate organs or tissue
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WATCH: Spared the axe, this iconic Ontario lumberjack has a new home

WATCH: Spared the axe, this iconic Ontario lumberjack has a new home

Tonight on 'Closer Look': After months of debate, a piece of Northern Ontario nostalgia is on the move
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WATCH: 2025 Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Business Awards

WATCH: 2025 Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Business Awards

SooToday was at the 2025 Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Business Awards
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Grocer 4 Good to host fourth annual fundraising gala at Bushplane Museum

Grocer 4 Good to host fourth annual fundraising gala at Bushplane Museum

Winners will be recognized during Grocer 4 Good's annual Come As You Are gala in June
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New measles case linked to multiple travel locations in Ontario

New measles case linked to multiple travel locations in Ontario

Passengers who travelled on specific bus routes earlier this month may have been exposed to the highly contagious virus, according to APH
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No funds available: ATM at Trunk and Capp boarded up

No funds available: ATM at Trunk and Capp boarded up

TD Canada Trust location in the city's east end has abruptly closed
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Canada Post could be headed for another strike later this month

Canada Post could be headed for another strike later this month

The union initially asked for a 24 per cent cumulative pay bump over four years, but Canada Post notched an $845-million operating loss in 2023
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New details emerge in Thessalon First Nation health-care privacy breach

New details emerge in Thessalon First Nation health-care privacy breach

Maamwesying North Shore Community Health Services says a nurse took a laptop containing patient health records to the band office in December 2023 — and then shared information with staff
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