Bruce Beach Canada

The OPP announced this week 64 people, including eight from Southwestern Ontario, face nearly 350 charges linked to Project Aquatic, a provincewide crackdown on making, possessing and distributing child sexual abuse materials. Read More

Kincardine Pride is set to host its annual celebration amidst what organizers say is a more supportive atmosphere than last year. Read More

Now that we've been there, done that and possibly bought the T-shirt, can we all agree to retire "wacko" from the spotlight? It's an odd little throwback of a word: a schoolyard taunt; a synonym of cuckoo, loony, or a silent finger twirled around a temple. Read More

“Just like this year, last year the heat wave extended from parts of India to Bangladesh and Myanmar, and all the way to Thailand. This year it went further east, into the Philippines. So, it's the same pattern,” said  Prof. Krishna AchutaRao, of the Indian Institute of Technology. “I do not particularly buy into this idea that El Niño is the cause.” Read More

Southwold Township is going for the green bin. Read More

A London mortgage broker says shady mortgage deals that use a so-called gifted down payment – paid back with a second mortgage that is prohibited – occur more often than one might think. Read More

The chair of a city council community advisory committee has resigned in protest of the conduct of a city councillor and a fellow member of the committee. Read More

As Ontario faces a growing demand for power, a Quebec-based renewable energy company is expanding its operations in Southwestern Ontario to supply electricity to the grid. Read More

On April 30, the New York City police department acted to evict pro-Palestinian protesters from occupying Columbia University’s Hamilton Hall at the request of university administration. Minouche Shafik, president of Columbia University, issued a statement explaining the action as the result of the “drastic escalation of many months of protest activity” that created “a disruptive environment for everyone.” Read More

It has begun. Those mornings when we wake up stiff and sore from the hours we spend in the garden. Read More

It's hard to find anyone in this country who doesn't know someone suffering from dementia. The problem, once a more peripheral concern, now occupies a central place in our public and private lives, its shadow stretching across generations and leaving an irreversible impact. It's frequently discussed in whispers, yet it's proving relentless in how it shapes the landscape of Canadian healthcare and society at large. Read More

My love affair with Thai food began the first time I tried som tum mamuang — Thai mango salad. Read More