On March 9, Ontario Nature announced the acquisition of the 26.7-hectare (66-acre) Sauble Dunes North property, a critical ...

On March 13, the Government of Ontario announced plans to amend the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act ...

Ontario is preparing to transfer the responsibility and management of all sidewalks across the province to Metrolinx by June. The move, detailed in the Safer Sidewalks Act, aims to improve safety both ...

The Ontario government under Premier Doug Ford announced plans to cut OSAP grants to 25 per cent instead of the prior 85 per ...

In a bid to stem the deficit at Brock University, the Office of the President has announced plans to sell Schmon Tower to the Rogers Corporation. The tower will be renamed “Rogers Tower” and join ...

I have written over 180 articles over my four years at The Brock Press, and while I’m proud of many of them, it stands to reason that not all would be winners.

After returning home from their away game against the Detroit Pistons at Little Caesars Arena, the Toronto Raptors' team bus came to an abrupt stop amid some of the most bizarre news in sports history ...

The production and commercialization of physical media is the only way to instill a true sense of ownership in consumers, which makes it incredibly disappointing that physical purchasing has never ...

I was one of those kids who didn't have a gaming console growing up. While it was a blessing to have friends with a Wii or an Xbox 360, it made me jealous that I couldn’t play Mario Kart or Castle ...

Schmon Tower has long stood as a proud academic landmark at Brock University — a beacon of higher learning, intellectual curiosity and, more recently, a deeply concerning range of emotional ...

Brock has a whiteboard problem. This year, it seems nearly every whiteboard in every lecture hall is running into the same predictable shortcomings that inevitably befall wall-mounted melamine writing ...

Part Three arrived with enormous anticipation — and an uncomfortable reality. For the first time, Denis Villeneuve isn’t fighting skepticism or expectation, but the limits of the story he’s adapting.