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THE WIGGLES ARE FINALLY COMING BACK TO CANADA

– First tour since 2019 will introduce the new Yellow Wiggle – TICKETS GO ON SALE BEGINNING FRIDAY, JULY 22nd AT 10 AM

Canada, get ready to Wiggle! The Wiggles are coming to perform in Canada this October, for the first time in three years, as part of their Big Show Tour! Their loyal Canadian fans will finally get to see Anthony (Blue Wiggle), Tsehay (Yellow Wiggle), Lachy (Purple Wiggle) and Simon (Red Wiggle) singing and dancing their way into Canada with all their Wiggly Friends; Captain Feathersword, Dorothy the Dinosaur, Wags the Dog, Henry the Octopus and their newest Wiggly Friend; Shirley Shawn the Unicorn!

The Wiggles’ founding member and Blue Wiggle Anthony Field says, “We’re so excited to be coming back to perform in Canada! The Wiggles Big Show is so much fun, and I can’t wait for everyone to experience it! You’ll hear all the classic songs you love plus new ones like ‘Hey Tsehay!’

The show also features a variety of dance styles and performances, and we’re bringing all our Wiggly friends too. Children will see and hear drums, keyboards, banjos, guitars, bagpipes and lots of singing. We hope to see you there!”

Tickets for The Wiggle’s Big Show Tour! go on sale Friday, July 22nd . Tickets are $45 and are available via www.thewiggles.com . Children under 12-months are free but must sit on the lap of someone with a valid ticket. Please visit www.thewiggles.com for the most up to date show information.

The Wiggles are more popular now than they have ever been in their 30+ year history. They are watched daily on platforms like Netflix, and streamed on The Wiggles YouTube channel which has more than 2.4 million subscribers and more than 3 billion views! Their Treehouse TV shows are on in 6 million homes, and The Wiggles are the No 1 program with kids 2 – 11 across all kid’s networks in Canada.

In 2021, The Wiggles, the world’s most popular children’s entertainment group, celebrated 30 years of educating, entertaining and enriching the lives of millions of preschoolers (and their parents) all over the globe. Today, generations of fans who grew up watching share their love of The Wiggles with their own children.

About The Wiggles For three decades, The Wiggles, the world’s most popular children’s entertainment group have educated, entertained and enriched the lives of millions of preschoolers (and their parents) all over the globe. Today, generations of fans that grew up watching are sharing their love of The Wiggles with their own children. Having sold over 30 million albums and DVDs, 8 million books globally, as well as accumulating over one billion music streams and 2 billion views on YouTube, The Wiggles continue to dominate the preschool entertainment scene. Their live shows annually sell out to audiences on three separate continents, and their videos are seen in over 190 countries around the world. For more information, visit www.thewiggles.com .

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The Wiggles Big Show Canada Tour!

Tue Oct 25 2022 at 06:30 pm to 08:30 pm

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• Rock-a-Bye Your Bear Play Video
• Say the Dance, Do the Dance Play Video
• Henry's Merengue Play Video
• Apples and Bananas ( [traditional]  cover) Play Video
• Dressing Up Play Video
• Mary Had a Little Lamb ( Sarah Josepha Hale  cover) Play Video
• We're Dancing With Wags the Dog Play Video
• Londonderry Hornpipe Play Video
• The Dance of the Scottish Horses Play Video
• The Giraffe Play Video
• Finger Family ( [traditional]  cover) Play Video
• Emma's Theme Play Video
• Emma's Music Box Play Video
• Dance With the Dolls and Fairies Play Video
• Waltz With Dolls and Fairies Play Video
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• Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star ( Jane Taylor  cover) Play Video
• Captain Feathersword Play Video
• Pappadum Play Video
• Lachy! Play Video
• Let's Go Riding with Ponzo the Pony Play Video
• Hot Potato Play Video
• Fruit Salad Play Video
• Romp Bomp a Stomp Play Video
• Open, Shut Them Play Video
• Joannie Works With One Hammer Play Video
• Rose Collection Song Play Video
• Simon Says Play Video
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• Do the Propeller Play Video
• Emma's Reverence Play Video
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Withey: Goodbye, hello as The Wiggles take their tour to Edmonton

Jeff Fatt hasn’t worn purple outside the office in a very, very long time. By office, I mean: the stage, the television, the CD covers, the YouTube videos, the beanie plush dolls, the birthday loot bags and the Chugga Chugga backpacks.

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EDMONTON - Jeff Fatt hasn’t worn purple outside the office in a very, very long time.

By office, I mean: the stage, the television, the CD covers, the YouTube videos, the beanie plush dolls, the birthday loot bags and the Chugga Chugga backpacks.

Fatt is one of the original members of the Wiggles, a children’s music group from Australia that’s gone global since its inception in 1991. For more than two decades, he’s been performing live and on TV in a gorgeous grape jersey as Purple Wiggle, the one with the habit of nodding off. “Wake up Jeff!” is one of the gang’s signature lines.

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Now, if you ask me, purple brings out the colour in Fatt’s eyes. But I get the desire for change. If I’d worn the same hue to work for 21 years, I’d be ready to retire my jersey, too. Fatt is about to bow out of the group, along with two other originals, making way for the next generation of Wiggles.

“It’s a bittersweet thing, knowing that it’s the last time you’ll be performing in the various venues, with all your mates,” Fatt told me via scratchy Skype connection from Auckland, New Zealand. “At the same time it’s a really exciting time, introducing the new Wiggles.”

Fatt and his colourful mates have been on the road with the Wiggles’ Celebration Tour , now making its way across Canada. That includes a stop in Edmonton Thursday, Oct. 25, for two shows at Rexall Place. This tour is children’s last chance to see the original four Wiggles as a team. At the end of 2012, Fatt and two other Wiggles — Murray Cook (Red) and Greg Page (Yellow) — are stepping down. Anthony Field (Blue) is staying on.

The replacement performers are coming along on this tour, to ease the transition. (They’ll be wearing ‘Wiggles in Training’ shirts.) It’s important the swap be gradual “rather than all of a sudden,” Fatt said. Even so, there’s been some Wigglish lament. “We have noticed a few tears in the audience, sometimes at the end of the show.”

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I get the need to treat the Wiggle switch with kid gloves. It’s jarring, to say the least, when a familiar face on the screen or stage gets the old switcheroo, be it Batman, Bond, Dr. Who or a character in your favourite soap opera. And upset fans is never good for business.

I never got used to the new girl playing Becky in ’90s TV sitcom Roseanne. It took me a good chunk of time to warm up to Albus Dumbledore’s replacement in the Harry Potter films. And I gave up Mr. Dressup completely after puppets Casey and Finnegan hit the road, allegedly heading to kindergarten. I’m sorry, but Chester the Crow, Granny and pals couldn’t hold a candle to the bowl-cut boy and his shaggy grey dog.

But we ought to cut Fatt some slack. In 2011, the near sexagenarian had to have a (not purple) pacemaker installed after he was diagnosed with an irregular heartbeat. For the sleepy Wiggle, it was a wake-up call, of sorts. “That got me thinking,” he said, “particularly in light of the fact I’m turning 60 next year, and I have a couple of compressed discs in my lower back.”

Fatt is all Wiggled out.

He plans to do a lot of fishing, surfing and bike riding (all low-intensity, we hope?) and generally enjoy his post-Purple freedom. Not that being a Wiggle was a chore. Quite the opposite. “It’s such an enjoyable thing to be doing,” he said. “It’s been a great hobby for these 21 years.”

A great hobby with great dividends. As the world’s top preschool entertainers, the Wiggles are a huge financial success. They were the top-earning Australian entertainer four years in a row, according to Business Review Weekly, earning the equivalent of nearly $46 million (Canadian dollars) in 2009. Worldwide they’ve sold more than 23 million DVDs and videos, seven million music albums and eight million books. And since 2005, they’ve performed more than 350 shows to 1.5 million fans in the United States alone.

Makes for a rather cushy retirement.

Fatt still plans to be involved in Wiggles songwriting and recording. “I might even make a cameo appearance here and there,” he noted. But he’ll be done on stage and on TV. Which means he might just add a little eggplant and lavender to his wardrobe. “Maybe I will be able to start wearing purple again, just something subtle.”

He said he’s pleased with his replacement, Lachlan Gillespie, who is just 26. “We’ve all been saying that he’s very Jeff-like. He’s very laid-back and not dissimilar to myself in personality.”

I’ve made peace with the Mr. Dressup puppet upset. I’m sure Wiggle fans will get over the replacements, too. And before you can say “Wake up Jeff!” they’ll be crazy for Justin Bieber instead.

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Ready, Steady, Wiggle! Tour!

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• 2.2 Canadian Leg
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Press Release [1] [ ]

With their first shows in the USA since 2019, the "Ready, Steady, Wiggle!" Tour is a high-energy celebration of music, dancing and endless fun leaving children inspired, enthralled and eager for more!

Get ready to sing, dance and wiggle your way through an unforgettable musical extravaganza of beloved Wiggles hits including " Rock-A-Bye Your Bear ", " Hot Potato " and " Do the Propeller! " guaranteed to have children and parents alike singing and dancing along!

Audiences will be treated to an interactive and engaging experience with the new extended line up featuring Anthony , Simon , Tsehay , Lachy , Caterina , Lucia , John & Evie . It’s double The Wiggles, double the fun!

The Wiggles are joined on stage by all their Wiggly friends including Dorothy the Dinosaur , Wags the Dog , Henry the Octopus and Captain Feathersword !

Don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see The Wiggles live in concert!

Get your dancing shoes on, bring your singing voice and join the ultimate family party as The Wiggles bring their infectious energy to stages across the USA & Canada this September & October.

Tour Dates and Venues [1] [ ]

American leg [ ].

• September 16th - Wellmont Theatre , Montclair, New Jersey
• September 17th - NYCB Theatre at Westbury , Westbury, New York
• September 18th - Wang Theatre at the Boch Center, Boston, Massachusetts

Canadian Leg [ ]

• September 23rd - Mary Brown's Centre, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
• September 25th - Rebecca Cohn Auditorium, Halifax, Nova Scotia
• September 26th - Consolidated Credit Union Place, Summerside, Prince Edward Island
• September 27th - Imperial Theatre, Saint John, New Brunswick
• September 29th - Ed Lumey Arena, Cornwall, Ontario
• September 30th - Centrepointe Theatre, Ottawa, Ontario
• October 1st - FirstOntario Concert Hall, Hamilton, Ontario
• October 2nd - Centennial Hall , London, Ontario
• October 4th - Tribute Communities Centre, Oshawa, Ontario
• October 5th - Leon's Centre, Kingston, Ontario
• October 6th - Sudbury Community Arena, Sudbury, Ontario
• October 7th and 8th - Coca Cola Coliseum, Toronto, Ontario

Setlist [ ]

• Hello, We're The Wiggles
• Rock-A-Bye Your Bear
• Sweet Caroline (Neil Diamond cover, Boston show only)
• Five Fingered Family
• If You're Happy and You Know It
• Happy Birthday (Westbury only)
• It's A Long Way To The Top (If You Wanna Rock & Roll) (Westbury show only)
• Fruit Salad
• Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car
• Row, Row, Row Your Boat (Montclair & Westbury shows)
• Goodbye Bubbles! (Westbury show only)
• Can You (Point Your Fingers And Do The Twist?)
• The Fairy Dance (Instrumental) (Montclair show only)
• Do the Skeleton Scat!
• Wags The Dog, He Likes To Tango (Boston show only)
• Say the Dance, Do the Dance
• Five Little Ducks (Boston show only)
• Apples and Bananas
• Here Comes a Bear (Montclair & Westbury shows)
• The Monkey Dance
• Bok the Dancing Puppet
• Dorothy (Would You Like To Dance?)
• Five Little Monkeys (Montclair & Westbury shows)
• Itsy Bitsy Spider (Montclair & Westbury shows)
• Hello Henry! (Montclair & Boston shows)
• Henry's Dance (Boston show only)
• The Wheels on the Bus (Montclair show only)
• Goodbye Henry!
• Rattlin' Bog
• Joannie Works With One Hammer (Boston show only)
• Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star (all shows except 6pm Boston performance)
• Do the Propeller!
• Let's Have A Party (Instrumental)
• Sweet Caroline (Neil Diamond cover, all shows except Toronto)
• I'm John, I'm Strong!
• Hey Tsehay!
• Hello Henry!
• Henry's Dance
• The Road To The Isles (Do The Highland Fling)
• Taba Naba (Toronto show only)
• Wags The Dog, He Likes To Tango
• Dance Wags, Dance! (Oshawa show only)
• Five Little Ducks
• Play Your Guitar With Anto (Toronto show only)
• Skinnamarink (Toronto show only)
• Pull A Funny Face (Oshawa show only)
• Nutbush City Limits (Tina Turner cover, some shows)
• Five Little Monkeys (Toronto show only)
• Joannie Works With One Hammer
• Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star

Tour Personnel [ ]

Performers [ ], the wiggles [ ].

• Anthony Field - Guitar, Banjo, Drums, Mandolin
• Tsehay Hawkins - Vocals, Bass
• Simon Pryce - Vocals
• Lachlan Gillespie - Vocals, Keyboards
• Caterina Mete - Vocals, Guitar
• John Pearce - Vocals, Guitar, Drums
• Lucia Field - Vocals, Drums
• Paul Paddick - Captain Feathersword , Vocals
• Callum Hendry-Hodsdon - Bok the Hand Puppet
• Zane Powell - Dancer, Wags the Dog , The Tree of Wisdom , Vocals
• Julia Lanzetti - Dancer, Bubbles the Mermaid , Henry the Octopus
• Kimberley Stapylton - Dorothy the Dinosaur

Musicians [ ]

• Jamaaladeen Tacuma - Bass (American leg)
• Toby Baldwin - Bass (Canadian leg)
• Tim Chaisson - Fiddle
• Jake Charron - Guitar, Keyboards
• Nick Adams - Guitar, Vocals (Toronto show only)
• Gianmarco "Johnny G Wiz" Fiacconi - Drums
• Chris "Ritchie Hummins" Hummel - Guitar
• Greg Truman - Backing Vocals (Toronto show only)

Special Guest [ ]

• Stella Acquisto (Toronto show)
• Matthew Lanzetti
• Toby Baldwin
• This was also the first Wiggles tour of North America to not feature any appearance from Shirley Shawn the Unicorn .
• Despite being mentioned in promotional material, Evie Ferris did not participate in the tour.
• This was one of The Wiggles ' shortest concert tours in their entire history, being only three weeks long in length.
• The tour was originally meant to begin with two shows in Philadelphia and Washington D.C. However, for unknown reasons, both shows were cancelled entirely.
• During the Montclair and Toronto shows, various fans in attendance were invited to briefly perform on stage with the band.
• During a interview, Anthony Field revealed that The Wiggles received complaints regarding the lack of songs about Wags and Henry , subsequently resulting in " Henry's Dance " and " Wags The Dog, He Likes To Tango " being added to the setlist starting from the Boston show onward. [2]
• During the Westbury shows, half the audience in attendance were adults with special needs. [3]
• ↑ 1.0 1.1 The tour schedule and promotional page (archived)
• ↑ Podcast Episode 194 with The Wiggles | The Music Universe (10:32 mark)
• ↑ 1373: The Wiggles 30 Years of Fun and Learning (with John Pearce and Caterina Mete) (17:43 mark)
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• 2 Wiggle Groove Tour
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The Wiggles: “Ready, Steady, Wiggle!” Ontario Tour

By family fun toronto | september 12, 2023.

The Wiggles return to Ontario to visit their friends across the province with their “Ready, Steady, Wiggle!” Tour, with a new extended line-up featuring Anthony, Simon, Tsehay, Lachy, Caterina, Lucia, John & Evie… double The Wiggles, double the fun! Of course, they will be bringing along all of their Wiggly friends too, including Dorothy the Dinosaur, Wags the Dog, Henry the Octopus and Captain Feathersword!

(Children 12 months and under are free on parent’s lap) 

The Wiggles: “Ready, Steady, Wiggle!” Ontario Tour Dates:

Cornwall When: September 29, 2023 Time: 6:00pm Where: Cornwall Civic Complex, Ed Lumley Arena, 100 Water St. East, Cornwall Website : www.thewiggles.com , Tickets at Ticketpro

Ottawa When: September 30, 2023 Time: 11:00am, 2:30pm & 5:00pm Where: Meridian Theatres @ Centrepointe, 101 Centrepointe Drive, Ottawa Website : www.thewiggles.com , Tickets at Meridien Centrepointe Theatre

Hamilton When: October 1, 2023 Time: 11:00am & 2:30pm Where: First Ontario Concert Hall, 1 Summers Lane, Hamilton Website : www.thewiggles.com , Tickets at Ticketmaster

London When: October 2, 2023 Time: 3:00pm & 6:00pm Where: Centennial Hall, 550 Wellington Street, London Website : www.thewiggles.com , Tickets at Eventbrite

Oshawa When: October 4, 2023 Time: 6:00pm Where: Tribute Communities Centre, 99 Athol St. East, Oshawa Website : www.thewiggles.com , Tickets at Tribute Communities Centre

Kingston When: October 5, 2023 Time: 3:00pm & 6:00pm Where: Leon’s Centre, 1 The Tragically Hip Way, Kingston Website : www.thewiggles.com , Tickets at Ticketmaster

Sudbury When: October 6, 2023 Time: 6:00pm Where: Sudbury Community Arena, 240 Elgin Street, Sudbury Website: www.thewiggles.com , Tickets at MPV Tickets

Toronto When: October 7 & 8, 2023 Time: 12:00pm & 4:00pm Where: Coca Cola Coliseum, Exhibition Place, 45 Manitoba Drive, Toronto Website: www.thewiggles.com , Tickets at Ticketmaster

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'I'm not paying it': Family furious over $400/day hospital fine for not moving to LTC

A few weeks ago, Michele Campeau faced what seemed like an impossible decision: move her mom from a hospital bed to a long-term care home the family hated or pay $400 a day to remain at the health-care facility.

Widespread drought, warmer weather and minimal snow cover during the winter means Canada could see an intense wildfire season through the spring and summer after unprecedented burns last year.

These symptoms could mean you damaged your eyes from watching the eclipse

If you watched Monday's solar eclipse, you may be wondering whether you damaged your eyes. CTVNews.ca spoke with eye-care experts to find out what to do if you have concerns about your eyesight after observing the rare celestial event.

Muhammad Ali's 'Thrilla in Manila' trunks poised to sell for US$6 million at auction

Muhammad Ali's white satin boxing trunks from his epic "Thrilla in Manila" bout with rival Joe Frazier went up for auction on Thursday and are expected to sell for upwards of US$6 million.

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Highwood shooting leaves victim in critical condition

A man was taken to hospital in critical condition after a shooting in the northwest community of Highwood.

Lanes closed as police respond to rollover on QEII south of Red Deer

Lanes of the QEII Highway south of Red Deer were closed on Wednesday morning as police responded to a rollover.

WEATHER | Warm temperatures for the rest of the week

Parts of southern Alberta experienced their first thunderstorm of the year on Tuesday.

Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park named the best place for stargazing

A Canadian national park is the best place in the world for stargazing, says a new report.

Lethbridge post-secondary students gearing up for final exams

After a year of studying and projects, it's nearly summer break for Lethbridge’s post-secondary students. But between now and then, students will have to write their final exams.

Lethbridge police looking for 'prolific offender' wanted on multiple warrants

Lethbridge police are searching for a “prolific offender” with outstanding warrants related to multiple offences.

'I'm really struggling': Parents paying the cost of Sask. teacher job action

With teachers moving to step up job action, some parents and caregivers are feeling the pressure and a financial pinch from the lack of lunch-hour supervision.

How to stay safe if you encounter an aggressive dog

Animal experts weigh in how to deal with an encounter with an aggressive dog.

'I wanted to find my daughter': Sask. mother testifies in case against ex-husband accused in abduction

The ex-wife of a Saskatchewan man accused of abducting the couple's child in late 2021 to keep her from getting a COVID-19 vaccine testified at Regina's Court of King's Bench Tuesday as the trial entered its second day of proceedings.

Sask. premier willing to attend televised meeting over carbon tax

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says he is willing to attend a televised meeting with his provincial counterparts and Justin Trudeau to discuss impacts of the federal carbon tax and its latest increase.

Man dead, suspect at large after stabbing in Victoria

One man is dead and a suspect remains at large after a stabbing near downtown Victoria on Tuesday night.

These bands will perform at Vancouver's PNE this summer

Vancouver's Pacific National Exhibition has outlined its 2024 concert series with 90s legends, rock sensations and country stars taking the stage this summer.

B.C. man who killed 2 black bears in yard had left beehive debris on property

A B.C. man who killed two black bears that wandered onto his property – where authorities later found he had left out beehive debris and other attractants – has been fined more than $7,000.

Vancouver Island

Update on snowpack, provincial water supply coming from b.c. officials amid drought concerns.

Officials are expected to give an update on water supply and snowpack conditions throughout the province Wednesday.

Time ticks down for orca calf stranded in B.C. lagoon as rescue efforts ramp up, but no set date

The British Columbia First Nation at the centre of a complex attempt to rescue a young killer whale stranded in a tidal lagoon near the Vancouver Island village of Zeballos says it is facing hard decisions.

Meals, beverages on some flights could be impacted by potential strike involving Toronto Pearson airport food service workers

The union representing workers who prepare meals for in-flight service for multiple airlines at Toronto Pearson International Airport says staff could walk off the job as early as next week, a move that they say could leave many flights without food or beverages.

Toronto-area music teacher charged after allegedly sexually assaulting underage student

A music teacher from the Greater Toronto Area has been arrested and charged after police allege he sexually assaulted an underage student.

Police question man, considered person of interest, in woman's death near Montreal

Quebec provincial police say they are becoming increasingly convinced that a woman in her late 20s found dead in an apartment southwest of Montreal was a homicide victim.

What to do with your solar eclipse glasses in Montreal? Hint: don't throw them out

Instead of tossing your recently obtained solar eclipse glass in the recycling bin, experts advise keeping them for future cosmic events or dropping them off at collection points so they can be reused.

April rain, showers return to the Maritimes

The ridge of high pressure that favoured the Maritimes with mostly clear and excellent viewing conditions for the solar eclipse at the start of the week is starting to shift east.

Atlantic Canadians pay higher personal income tax rates: Fraser Institute

According to a new study by the Fraser Institute, a right-leaning think tank, across all income levels, workers in Atlantic Canada pay higher personal income tax rates.

Zebra mussels may prompt closure of national park lake, Manitoba government says

The Manitoba government says Parks Canada is considering closing a popular lake to boating this year because of zebra mussels.

LIVE @ NOON | Plans for Whiteout Street Parties to be announced on Wednesday

True North Sports and Entertainment is set to announce plans for the Winnipeg Whiteout Street Parties on Wednesday.

Proposed pharmaceutical plant near Bird’s Hill Provincial Park causing concern from residents

Residents who live near Bird’s Hill Park are opposing a proposed pharmaceutical plant to be constructed near the provincial park’s entrance.

30 cats, owner living in 'unsafe condition' in eastern Ontario, OPP say

The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) says around 30 cats and their owner are being relocated to a safe place after finding them living in an “unsafe condition” inside a home in Champlain Township.

Ottawa paramedics launch new 9-1-1 ambulance dispatch system

Ottawa's ambulance dispatchers are using a new system for dispatching emergency medical responses on Wednesday, designed to more accurately triage calls and improve response times for life-threatening calls.

Seven units damaged by fire in Ottawa apartment building

Ottawa fire says 9-1-1 received multiple calls just before 8 p.m. Tuesday, reporting heavy smoke and flames coming from a window of the sixth floor of an apartment building on Halifax Drive.

Northern Ontario

Two charged in Sudbury drug raid, cocaine seized

Two people, including a 23-year-old from Toronto, are charged with drug trafficking after a raid in Sudbury uncovered nearly half a kilogram of cocaine, police say.

Sudbury police looking for man wanted for intimate partner violence

A 33-year-old man is wanted by Sudbury police for criminal charges involving intimate partner violence.

Students sent home early after fire breaks out in Barrie high school

Students at St. Joseph's Catholic High School in Barrie were sent home and given the day off on Wednesday after the fire alarm sounded.

Here's what you need to know about changes coming to curbside collection

Did you know your curbside collection day could be changing in a couple of weeks?

Temporary road closure on busy Barrie street

Temporary road closure forces drivers to take alternative routes.

Search continues for Hwy 85 hit and run driver

Police are looking for a driver who fled the scene after a crash on Highway 85 southbound Tuesday morning.

Burglar left 'large bowel movement' in victims' toilet, say Guelph, Ont. police

A Guelph, Ont. woman has been arrested for a weekend break-in during which police say 'a large bowel movement' was left in the victims’ toilet.

Urgent plea to fund stray cat’s amputation surgery and recovery

A stray cat being cared for by the Humane Society of Kitchener Waterloo & Stratford Perth needs emergency surgery and the organization is hoping the community will rally to pay for her recovery.

Local MPPs press Ford Government to declare intimate partner violence an epidemic

A bill to declare intimate partner violence an epidemic is to be debated at Queen’s Park late Wednesday. According to the Ontario NDP, 200 advocates will fill the gallery to press Doug Ford’s conservative government to act.

Both drivers charged following fatal Huron County crash

A two-vehicle crash that killed a 45-year-old passenger has resulted in impaired driving charges for the drivers of both vehicles involved.

Violent home invasion in Sarnia, suspect on the loose

Sarnia police are hoping the public can help identify a suspect after a violent in the city on Wednesday morning. Around 3:15 a.m. police were called to the 300 block of Exmouth Street near Christina Street.

$18,000 in drugs seized from east Windsor home

Windsor police have arrested a 35-year-old man and seized over $18,000 in illicit drugs in east Windsor.

252 charges handed out in Essex County OPP Easter weekend traffic blitz

Essex County OPP officers had a busy Easter long weekend on the road that resulted in 252 charges for drivers.

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