A charity watchdog says the experience of people in Dunrobin is evidence that small, local organizations are frequently better at delivering aid quickly.

A woman with multiple sclerosis who expects to be homeless within days says the city is refusing to help until she's actually on the street.

While legalization is good news for many who use marijuana recreationally, medical users are bracing for a financial hit. Starting in October, an excise tax of $1/gram or more will be charged on all marijuana products, including those obtained with a doctor's prescription.

An Ottawa woman living with multiple sclerosis says medical marijuana has helped her get off opiates for pain control, but a recent financial setback has left her unable to pay for it. The Ontario Disability Support Program doesn't cover the cost.

Months after a 43-year-old mentally ill man was shot to death at the Morrisburg OPP detachment, his family is still in the dark and they're troubled the province is now mothballing proposed reforms to police oversight.

Buskers who put on "circle shows" in the pedestrian area at William and York streets are barred from performing for three evenings this week, to make room for a shuttle service to the Casino du Lac-Leamy.

The extreme heat is hitting seniors hard, especially those living in long-term care homes without air-conditioned rooms.