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A lengthy Ministry of Natural Resources investigation has resulted in a heavy fine for seven southern Ontario hunters. The six men and one woman were charged back in October of 2008 by MNR conservation officers.

The Dew Drop Inn is getting set to serve its annual Easter dinner needy area residents. Thawing turkeys and peeling vegetables has already begun for Sunday's feast.

Cold weather shouldn’t put active living on ice. That’s a message 8-80 Cities executive director Gil Penalosa brought to a crowd that packed a conference room at the Prince Arthur Hotel for an early breakfast Thursday.

A woman is dead following an early Thursday morning fire in the city’s east end.

If Tim Hudak has his way, the North West Local Health Integration Network’s days are numbered.

When it comes to keeping track of people’s long-guns, federal NDP Leader Jack Layton is looking for compromise out of the next Parliament.

A Couchiching First Nation man has been arrested and charged with child pornography offenses.

A local oral surgeon diagnosed the world’s oldest cavity. Bruce Pynn had an old classmate from the University of Toronto ask for his expertise regarding a fossil her research team was examining of a crocodile-sized reptile found in Texas.

Advanced polling for the upcoming May 2 federal election is set for this holiday long weekend. Stations will be set up across the city Friday, Saturday and Easter Monday from noon until 8 p.m.

Two Minnesota men were fined more than $4,000 for several fishing violations, reports the Ministry of Natural Resources. A man from Red Lake, Minn. was fined $1,400 for having seven walleye over the legal limit.