Bradford News

5 days ago | bradfordtoday.ca | Joseph Quigley

The Hulme family, members of Newmarket’s Dr. J.M. Denison Secondary School community, has faced a difficult journey with cancer. Ashley Hulme shared the story of her daughter Chloe, a Grade 11 student, and her battle with cancer. Speaking before a crowd at the school recently, Hulme talked about how Chloe has twice had to face the disease with slim odds of survival — and continued persevering despite that.

5 days ago | bradfordtoday.ca | Richard Vivian

A Guelph woman's daughter is sounding the alarm after she believes her 75-year-old mother, who she says has dementia, was “manipulated” into spending nearly $14,000 at a skin care products store, with no chance of a refund. The store’s owner insists nothing illegal or unfair took place and believes the woman’s own actions prove she’s an eager and willing customer.

6 days ago | bradfordtoday.ca | Joseph Quigley

Newmarket resident Devin Singer said Southlake Health has become a source of a recurring nightmare for her. Singer lives with a range of health issues, including bipolar disorder, carpal tunnel syndrome, as well as asthma and breathing problems. But a January visit to the Newmarket hospital for those breathing troubles has led to Singer having PTSD symptoms, she said.

1 week ago | bradfordtoday.ca | Charlie Pinkerton

Editor's note: This article originally appeared on The Trillium, a Village Media website devoted exclusively to covering provincial politics at Queen’s Park. Protective casing that has kept a statue of Sir John A. Macdonald at Ontario's legislature out of the view of the public for five years will soon be removed, provincial parliamentarians on the group that dictates matters on the grounds of Queen's Park decided.

1 week ago | bradfordtoday.ca | David Baxter |Kelly Malone

OTTAWA — U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs are still hitting most countries around the world after a federal appeals court temporarily paused a decision from the U.S. Court of International Trade. The lower court's Wednesday decision found Trump's use of an emergency powers law to impose sweeping tariffs exceeded his authority. More coming. David Baxter and Kelly Geraldine Malone, The Canadian Press