Many clients of Addiction and Mental Health Services for Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington (AMHS-KFLA) say they are feeling left-behind by the recent changes at the agency…

Le gouvernement de l’Ontario accorde la priorité aux gens avec la Loi de 2019 pour un Ontario en mouvement qui, si elle est adoptée, réduirait les formalités administratives pour les créateurs d’emplois de notre province, aiderait à assurer la sécurité de nos routes et permettrait à la province de transférer la responsabilité des nouveaux projets de métro de la Ville de Toronto. La Loi de 2019 pour un Ontario en mouvement a été déposée aujourd’hui à l’Assemblée législative par Jeff Yurek, ministre des Transports…

Ontario’s government is putting people first with the Getting Ontario Moving Act that, if passed, would cut red tape for our province’s job creators, help keep our roads safe and enable the province to upload responsibility for new subway projects from the City of Toronto. The Getting Ontario Moving Act was introduced in the legislature today by Jeff Yurek, Minister of Transportation.

Of roughly 646,000 Canadians to try cannabis in 2019, 332,000 were 45 or older, data from the self-reported survey run by Statistics Canada shows. That brings that demographic’s overall rate of use up from 9 per cent last year to 14 per cent now…

More Canadians say they’ve used cannabis recreationally since it was legalized last fall, particularly those aged 45 to 64 and males, according to Statistics Canada…