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Ontario to dissolve Region of Peel, government sources say

Ontario to dissolve Region of Peel, government sources say

TORONTO — Ontario will announce Thursday that it is dissolving the Region of Peel, which includes the municipalities of Mississauga, Brampton and Caledon, senior government sources say.
TDSB says 323 students involved in violence so far this school year

TDSB says 323 students involved in violence so far this school year

TORONTO — More than 300 students have been involved in violence on school property so far this academic year, the Toronto District School Board said as it outlined a plan to address the issue.
Ford 'disappointed' in feds' handling of rocky Stellantis deal for EV battery plant

Ford 'disappointed' in feds' handling of rocky Stellantis deal for EV battery plant

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is responding to federal calls for the province to help fund commitments Canada made to automaker Stellantis by saying he is "disappointed" with how Ottawa has handled the issue.
Convicted murderer who escaped from federal prison in Kingston, Ont., located

Convicted murderer who escaped from federal prison in Kingston, Ont., located

KINGSTON, Ont. — Police say a man who escaped from a minimum-security unit at a federal prison in Kingston, Ont., has been found.
Remains found in car submerged in Lake Ontario belong to man missing since 1983: OPP

Remains found in car submerged in Lake Ontario belong to man missing since 1983: OPP

AMHERSTVIEW, Ont. — Police in Ontario say they have confirmed the human remains found inside a car in Lake Ontario earlier this year are of a former prison guard who was reported missing four decades ago.
Amber Alert cancelled after eight-year-old boy found safe

Amber Alert cancelled after eight-year-old boy found safe

An Amber Alert issued for an eight-year-old boy who police believe was abducted in Thunder Bay, Ont., has been found safe.
SIU to investigate use of officer's gun in deadly Bourget, Ont., shooting

SIU to investigate use of officer's gun in deadly Bourget, Ont., shooting

TORONTO — Ontario’s police watchdog says it will investigate evidence suggesting an officer fired his gun during a deadly incident in Bourget, Ont., last week.
Consortium launches legal challenge over delayed Eglinton Crosstown LRT

Consortium launches legal challenge over delayed Eglinton Crosstown LRT

TORONTO — The construction consortium building a delayed midtown Toronto light rail transit line said Tuesday it is taking the provincial transit agency and Infrastructure Ontario to court over the project.
Ontario water, air quality a concern: auditor general state of environment report

Ontario water, air quality a concern: auditor general state of environment report

TORONTO — Deforestation, contaminated air, polluted water and the loss of wetlands are a growing concern, Ontario's auditor general concluded in a "state of the environment report" released Tuesday.
Ontario procures more natural gas, battery storage for electricity system

Ontario procures more natural gas, battery storage for electricity system

TORONTO — Ontario's electricity system operator is bringing seven new battery storage projects into the province's grid to support reliability and help eventually move away from natural gas.