Eastern Ontario

Shortly after the flight from Tehran to Kyiv claimed dozens of Canadian lives, COVID-19 took over the news cycle. But victims’ friends and relatives continue their fight for answers — and accountability.

Abattoirs have been shutting down across the province — now the pandemic is putting pressure on an already strained system.

 A one-year-old child was struck by a bullet in November. Did an OPP officer fire the gun?.

As COVID-19 accelerates the closure of publications across the province, there’s a growing sense of urgency to make sure records of local history survive.

Following poisonings in the United States and a frightening incident closer to home, the nation’s capital city debated keeping kids at home on October 31.

A growing number of libraries are turning a new page — and ditching the late fees that can act as barriers to marginalized and lower-income patrons.

Forty-foot towers. Hundred-foot trenches. In the Township of Douro-Dummer, residents consider large-scale options to deal with slow and unreliable internet.

OPINION: The mayor says residents should walk or get a ride to overburdened testing centres. That’s not an option for everyone, and it’s putting people with disabilities — and those without cars — at risk.

In September 1945, a Soviet cipher clerk went to authorities claiming that a spy ring had infiltrated the intelligence services of multiple countries, including Canada. What happened next would help usher in the Cold War.

Ontario’s back-to-school plan doesn’t accommodate students with disabilities, advocates say — and offers more evidence that they have been forgotten throughout the pandemic.

In the spring, TVO.org spoke to cottage-country business owners afraid that COVID-19 would harm their summer prospects. This week, we check back in.

In the spring, TVO.org spoke to cottage-country business owners afraid that COVID-19 would harm their summer prospects. This week, we check back in.

A new resource from Queen’s University aims to demystify the legal world — and give workers access to informed advice.

No visits. Deteriorating mental health. Extended isolation. Spouses of inmates are sounding the alarm — as a new report points to the suspension and violation of basic human rights.

TVO.org is speaking to protestors across Ontario to find out what's happening in their communities — and how they're fighting injustice. Today, we interview Mofi Badmos and Lavie Williams of Black Luck Collective.