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City staff are looking to dissolve 10 non-legislated advisory committees, including the anti-racism and equity advisory committee.

The Pardon Project is a pilot program aimed at helping people who are eligible for a criminal pardon, or record suspension.

The provincial Connecting Links program is funding reconstruction of Scott Street from Mosher Avenue to Armit Avenue.

Hospice Northwest is the inaugural winner of the $10,000 Mount Pleasant Group Equity in Action award for improving access to hospice care for vulnerably housed populations.

The police watchdog determined woman’s fall and injury was not due to “a lack of reasonable efforts” by arresting OPP officers.

Duke Street needs repair, and Dryden Mayor Jack Harrison is glad the Ontario government is providing money for that work.

The Ontario premier’s comments came after Aroland chief Sonny Gagnon spoke out against the new law.

Veteran fishing guide Mike Borger's 40 day solo trip was cut short after a fall caused a knee injury. "In some ways, I feel like I failed, but that's just my bruised ego talking."

'I can't be more proud of this town. It says a lot. It’s a small town. We don't have a lot. But when you ask somebody to help, they help,' says Mayor Patrick Roberts