Robyn Miller

Ontario Provincial Police are telling victims of fraud to become their "own detective" as cases skyrocket across the country and investigators struggle to keep up with an increasingly heavy caseload.

The picturesque city of Brockville, Ont., is basking in holiday cheer following the massive success of locally filmed Netflix movie Hot Frosty.

Some landlords in Ottawa are raising alarm bells about the city’s housing first program. They say some tenants aren't getting the proper support from housing agencies and damages are piling up.

Many closets and car trunks are overflowing with reusable shopping bags as some shoppers admit they can’t remember to bring them back to the store and keep having to buy more.

More people have come forward with concerns about a lack of communication from the Appletree chain of clinics in Ottawa when patients became attached to family doctors with little notice or no follow-up.

An Ottawa woman says she was kicked off an Ontario waiting list for a family doctor after visiting an Appletree clinic where she says she was rostered with a family doctor without her knowledge.

Two restaurant owners in Ottawa are fighting for the right to sell takeout alcohol again after being told they weren’t allowed because their restaurants are located inside grocery stores, even though they say they are not grocery stores.

A group of parents in Carleton Place, Ont., says the Upper Canada District School Board is failing to comply with a legal obligation to provide extended care for their kids after the sudden closure of a before and after school program at an elementary school.

Some experts say the rise in online shopping has driven the growth of liquidation stores in Ottawa where customers can hunt through bins to find overstock or returned items from major online retailers at low prices, while also increasing revenue for online sites like Amazon.

The sap is flowing this spring and maple syrup producers in eastern Ontario say after struggling through two years of the pandemic, the timing couldn’t be sweeter.