Ian Ostroff
Ian Ostroff was born and raised in Montreal. He graduated from Concordia University in the spring of 2019 and loves spending time exploring his city.
General manager of Ontario retirement home charged after removing door handles from rooms
DRPS are asking anyone with new information contact the East Division Criminal Investigations Bureau at 1-888-579-1520 ext. 1657.
Canadian travellers will not be exempt from quarantine in England
Americans and most residents of the European Union will not have to go through quarantine measures.
Trudeau Liberals' tampon initiative could cost employers $1 MILLION annually
"Menstrual products are a basic need for many Canadians, however they are often not treated as such," Tassi said in a statement.
Toronto police investigate daytime shooting in North York
Toronto police are investigating a shooting in North York last Tuesday that happened in broad daylight. In that incident, there was one gunshot victim.
Ford to meet with North Ontario wildfire evacuees, First Nations leaders
Due to a call on the province of Ontario from First Nations leaders affected by wildfires, Ontario Premier Doug Ford was set to meet with evacuees of those communities.
Toronto Mayor John Tory willing to collaborate with homeless encampment protestors
With the clearing of a homeless encampment in Toronto's Moss Park and others like it in the city, Mayor John Tory has stated that he is willing to reason with protestors that were offended by these camps being taken apart.
Quebec offering third dose of vaccine to AstraZeneca recipients for non-essential travel
Fully-vaccinated Quebec residents who have gotten the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine can now take a third dose of either Pfizer or Moderna in order to partake in non-essential travel.
Ottawa doctor given full parole after being charged with sexual assault in 2018
According to the Parole Board of Canada, a former Ottawa doctor that was convicted of sexual assault and voyeurism in 2018 has now been given full parole less than three years after his crimes.
Ford government looking to ensure that those who got mixed vaccine doses can travel abroad
Ontario has reached out to the federal government to help ensure that Canadians who got mixed doses of the COVID-19 vaccine will be able to travel abroad as border restrictions lift.
Air quality statement issued for Toronto and province of Ontario
The Environment Canada team warned Ontario residents to take extra precautions if they are exposed to wildfire smoke.
Church in New Westminster, BC vandalized with graffiti
On Sunday, yet another house of worship was attacked, this time in new Westminster, BC.
Pilot in hospital following helicopter accident in Ontario
The question of what caused the helicopter accident is now under investigation. No passengers were on board.
Off-duty York Regional Police officer dies in motorcycle accident
Last Friday, 31-year York Regional Police officer veteran Craig Heatley died in a motorcycle accident.
Nearly 40 percent of Canadians believe Trudeau Liberals' immigration targets for the country are too high
Polls show that 39 percent of Canadians believe the government's plan is excessive.
Montreal police investigating attempted fire, potential hate crime at kosher bakery
Montreal police are still currently classifying the incident as arson.
