Ontario

Servers clad in short skirts and stilettos could soon be a thing of the past, as British Columbia and Ontario take steps to ditch sexualized dress codes.

​Ontario says it will align itself with California to fight for climate change following President Donald Trump's decision to re-examine fuel efficiency regulations in the auto sector.

P.E.I. is smaller than Algonquin park, and has fewer residents than Oakville, Ont., so it's used to being overlooked from time to time.

Data suggests companies bidding on government contracts in B.C. are seen in a more favourable light if they donate to the ruling party.

A candidate pulled out of a Liberal nomination fight for a federal byelection in Ontario on March 2, days after she said the race was set up to favour one of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's aides.

Charlie Angus, a northern Ontario MP first elected in 2004, said his politics have always been rooted at the community level, and that he tries to speak truth to power in a clear way.

Ontario electricity distributors will no longer be allowed to disconnect customers’ power in the winter if they don’t pay their bills, which are steadily rising along with ratepayer anger.

The right-wing think tank, Fraser Institute, says Ontario's coal-fired power plant closures did little to improve provincial air quality. Some scientists dispute the claim

An Ontario waste disposal company is fighting a court order to destroy documents that the federal government says were accidentally released through access to information legislation.

The small ball python was reported missing at the University of Guelph last Thursday after a student brought it to campus in a backpack.

Canada's relatively low carbon electricity supply and stable electricity demand is making it challenging for the wind and solar industries to expand their share of the market.

The study, to be released Monday by a University of Ottawa think tank, follows months of bitter federal-provincial talks over health funding.

Resolute has strongly denied any wrongdoing and some northern Ontario communities, which stand to lose jobs and industry, have denounced Greenpeace’s tactics.

Public outcry erupted last year over the small fee of $3.71 that the province currently charges for every million litres on all water-taking permits.

The rise of renewable power has created a need for energy storage that companies are fulfilling with underwater balloons, multi−tonne flywheels and decades−old designs.