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OPP sergeant charged with five counts of sexual assault, breach of trust

WELLINGTON COUNTY, Ont. — Ontario Provincial Police say they have charged one of their veteran officers with five counts of sexual assault after a months-long investigation. They say Sgt.

Ontario Provincial Police charge man after finding drugs, weapons

CHESTERVILLE, Ont. — Ontario Provincial Police say they've seized crystal meth and weapons — including a sword and a bow and arrow — from a home in Chesterville. They say officers searched the home early on Friday.
Quebec COVID-19 reopening plan ready next week, to include strict health guidelines

Quebec COVID-19 reopening plan ready next week, to include strict health guidelines

MONTREAL — Quebec will present its plan to reopen the province next week, but Premier Francois Legault says older, at-risk people will still need to be kept at a safe distance from others, even from loved ones.
Ontario pushes federal government for residential rent relief program

Ontario pushes federal government for residential rent relief program

TORONTO — Ontario pushed the federal government Friday to provide a residential rent relief program, as Ottawa announced similar help for small businesses.

Man, 34, charged with first-degree murder in 'vicious assault' that left woman dead

SARNIA, Ont. — Police have charged a man with first-degree murder in what they describe as a "vicious assault" that left a woman dead in Sarnia, Ont., in March.

Convicted drug dealer freed; police violated man's rights, court rules

TORONTO — A man convicted of drug trafficking has been set free because of what Ontario's top court called a troubling pattern of police playing fast and loose with charter rights.

Man injured after fall from tree, not from police, Ontario watchdog says

ADJALA-TOSORONTIO TOWNSHIP, Ont. — Ontario's police watchdog says a 35-year-old man injured himself after falling from a tree — not when he was arrested afterward.
No parades, no concerts, no fun? COVID-19 will ensure a summer like no other

No parades, no concerts, no fun? COVID-19 will ensure a summer like no other

TORONTO — From music festivals to carnivals to big screen blockbusters, COVID-19 has already put the kibosh on several summer highlights that define the season for many Canadians.

COVID-19: Legault pushes 'herd immunity' ahead of gradual restart

MONTREAL — Premier Francois Legault pushed the concept of "herd immunity" on Thursday as he prepared to lay the groundwork next week for a plan to gradually restart the economy and get children back to schools.
Long-term care 'needs to be changed,' Ford says as mother-in-law tests positive

Long-term care 'needs to be changed,' Ford says as mother-in-law tests positive

TORONTO — Long-term care in Ontario "needs to be changed," an emotional Doug Ford said Thursday, moments before his office confirmed the premier's mother-in-law, who lives in a seniors home, had tested positive for COVID-19.