BD Managing Editor

In a courtroom where narratives clash and details are meticulously examined, the defence in the high-profile 2018 hockey sex assault case has continued its cross-examination of the complainant, focusing sharply on her account of the events and presenting an alternative interpretation of that night. This phase of the trial is pivotal, delving into the heart

A recent Barrie court decision, seemingly a standard resolution in the daily judicial process, cast a stark light on the often-unseen perils confronting first-responders, particularly paramedics caught at the dangerous intersection of lifesaving duties and the escalating opioid crisis. The sentencing of a man for sexually assaulting the very paramedic attempting to rescue him from

Amidst a landscape strained by housing shortages and rising costs across Canada, a new manufacturing facility has opened its doors in Barrie, Ontario, proposing a significant shift in how homes are built. EBS Global officially launched its plant on March 20, 2025, signalling its intent to leverage prefabrication technology and steel frame housing to accelerate

The air inside the historic Cayuga courthouse grew thick with anticipation as the hours stretched into Thursday evening. After weeks of testimony and evidence presented within the Ontario Superior Court, the fate of Randall McKenzie and Brandi Stewart-Sperry rested with twelve jurors. Their deliberations, which began earlier that day, culminated around 9 p.m. with a

In a quiet courthouse in Cayuga, Ontario, the wheels of justice turn, drawing the concerned attention of communities far beyond its immediate locale, particularly residents of Barrie. Closing arguments are now being heard in the trial concerning the death of Ontario Provincial Police Constable Grzegorz Pierzchala, an event that occurred over two years ago but

News of Pope Francis’s passing reverberated globally, marking the end of a nearly 12-year papacy defined by its outreach to the marginalized and efforts toward healing. For many in Canada, particularly Indigenous communities and Catholics wrestling with a difficult history, his death prompts reflection on a tenure significantly shaped by engagement with the painful legacy

A significant, perhaps telling, shift appears underway as a growing number of physicians based in the United States express interest in relocating their practice northward. The Canadian Medical Association observes this trend, suggesting a confluence of factors makes Canada an increasingly attractive proposition, despite acknowledged strains within its own healthcare system. This movement prompts questions