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The University of Ottawa has just announced they will be requiring almost everyone coming to campus to have their vaccinations for the upcoming school year.

Have you always loved the aesthetics of the quirky houses often seen in Harry Potter or other mystical films, well, good news! Turns out mini-castles are actually for sale and one of them is even located in Ontario.

Well, it's official — after it was first announced in July 2019 (and after its March 2020 opening was delayed), Canada's first-ever inflatable theme park is finally opening its doors in Toronto and you can bounce right into the action starting next week.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced tons of people into having work-from-home jobs in Canada, and it seems like plenty of Canadians don't want to return to the office.

If you saw one of the viral videos of people getting stuck upside down at Canada's Wonderland earlier this year, the beloved amusement park wants you to know more about the safety precautions they have at the park.

The stargazing event of the season is going to reach its peak this week and you can catch it right here in Ontario.

A local cemetery in Windsor got in some hot water last week over a controversial COVID-19 sign.

The condo market in North York is burning up right now as more homeowners are flocking north of the 6ix to secure their first-time home.

The condo market in North York is burning up right now as more homeowners are flocking north of the 6ix to secure their first-time home.

The Toronto Raptors' newest player is now apologizing after he was caught dissing the team in a past interview.

On Tuesday, August 10, the Government of Canada announced that Moderna, Inc. will be building an mRNA vaccine production facility in Canadian.

There were long lineups at several of Canada's land border crossings on Monday, as the country officially reopened to fully vaccinated Americans for the first time in over a year.

For the perfect summer activity, you can try tubing in Ottawa on this incredible two-hour ride on the Ottawa River.

You can now collect a free Coca-Cola collectable glass when you purchase an Extra Value Meal from McDonald's at participating Walmart stores across Canada.

Ginno Torres carried a big secret around this summer. The 29-year old Toronto man won a $35 million jackpot from the June 22, Lotto Max draw but he kept his newfound riches close to his chest and waited to share his good news until the cheque was in his hands.

With Canada reopening its borders to fully vaccinated Americans this week, Toronto Pearson Airport is undoubtedly going to get an influx of travellers coming up to the Great White North.

All those summer outings can take a toll on your bank account, but the good news is you can still have fun without spending a dime.

Prepare for some serious home envy! This extraordinary house for sale in Nova Scotia is just steps away from the Atlantic Ocean and the interior is almost as impressive as the views.

From August 9, American citizens and residents who've been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 are permitted to enter Canada for discretionary purposes, including travel, tourism and shopping.

Young drivers are now one step closer to yelling, "get in loser, we're going shopping," from the driver's seat.

After 17 months, Canada's borders are officially reopening to fully vaccinated American travellers and U.S. residents on Monday, August 9.

If you've always dreamed of bumping into one of your favourite celebs on the streets of Toronto or elsewhere in Ontario, this summer might be your golden ticket.

Two people were killed and another two were critically injured in an early-morning shooting in downtown Toronto.

Back in July, the federal government announced several big updates to Canada's travel restrictions. The first of those updates are set to begin on Monday, August 9.

You can have a beach day and go for a paddle at the same time by visiting this lazy river near Sudbury, Ontario.