Provincial

• Two North Okanagan communities settle decades-long dispute over water fees

  For over 40 years, the City of Armstrong and the Township of Spallumcheen have been unable to solve a dispute over how much users pay for the water they utilize.

  Consumer

  Feb 18, 2023
  
• Martensville secures federal and provincial funding for new rink

  The City of Martensville is getting a new rink and recreation centre -- a development more than 10 years in the making, according to Mayor Kent Muench.

  Sports

  Nov 15, 2022
  
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• ‘FSIN lost its vision’: Poundmaker Cree Nation cuts ties with Sask. Indigenous organization

  Poundmaker Cree Nation announced on Wednesday that they were officially cutting ties with the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations, effective immediately. 

  Politics

  Oct 13, 2022
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• As deadline to opt into $10-a-day child-care program looms, Ontario participation lags

  Of some 900 for-profit operators who are members of the Ontario Association of Independent Childcare Centres, 'not one' has chosen to opt into $10-a-day daycare plan yet.

  Education

  Jul 4, 2022
• Some cities will not halve child-care fees by end of year, study finds

  The federal government's national child-care program aims to make care more affordable for parents; a new study suggests how much fees are reduced will depend on where they live.

  Economy

  May 10, 2022
• Car thief ring busted in Amherstview, Ont. early Wednesday: OPP

  Two men and three youths charged by the OPP with vehicle theft in Amherstview Ont. early Wednesday.

  Crime

  Mar 3, 2022
• Kingston councillor calls for electoral reform after withdrawing as a provincial candidate

  Kingston city councillor electoral system is broken after stepping down as a Progressive Conservative candidate in the upcoming provincial election.

  Politics

  Oct 6, 2021
• Broadband project for Leeds and Thousand Islands area gets cancelled

  The township has cancelled its plan to construct a high-speed broadband network for the region after what seems to be a problem with the application process.

  News

  Aug 27, 2021
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• Kingston’s first electric buses now in service

  Kingston's first electric buses were unveiled as part of the city's plan to lower greenhouse gas emissions. Mayor Paterson says they will be the first of many.

  Environment

  Jul 29, 2021
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• ‘People who are honest don’t get on the ferry’: BC Ferries customers call for resident ID checks

  A Maple Ridge couple is calling on BC Ferries to I.D. residents, after they spent six hours in a ferry line-up that didn't move

  Jul 3, 2020