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Toronto quer acabar com beatas de cigarros nas ruas
A Câmara Municipal de Toronto aprovou quarta-feira (17) a moção que foi apresentada por Ana Bailão, a vereadora do bairro…
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Plano para venda de cerveja – Milhões de doláres de multas em causa
Os contribuintes de Ontário enfrentam a possibilidade de ter de pagar centenas de milhões de dólares em multas no caso…
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$1.6M in cannabis seized from white van, York police say
Police say they seized more than 163 kilos (360 pounds) of cannabis — worth more than $1.6 million — during a traffic stop…
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Pass it on, provinces: Cities say provincial governments hoarding marijuana tax cash
Some of Canada’s largest cities are not getting the money they were promised from taxes on cannabis, despite the increased costs…
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Ford government injects $1B to fix Ontario’s affordable housing crisis
Premier Doug Ford’s government has earmarked more than $1 billion aimed at helping to repair Ontario’s languishing affordable housing stock…
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Carbon tax: Court hears from taxpayers, environmentalists, Indigenous group
Lawyers for the governments led by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Premier Doug Ford aren’t the only ones arguing about the…
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U.K. tourists evicted from Niagara Falls hotel for supporting striking cafe workers
A vacationing father and daughter from the United Kingdom say they feel “threatened” and “scared” after being evicted from the Crowne…
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How mechanical failures and alarms set off the TTC’s worst morning commute in years
There are good mornings, decent mornings and terrible mornings on the TTC. And then, there was Jan. 24, 2019. New…
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She changed a stranger’s life in what’s believed to be a North American first
One of the recipients of what’s believed to be North America’s first paired living liver donation is calling the stranger…
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SickKids shuts down Motherisk helplines after grants, donations ‘reduced to zero’
The Hospital for Sick Children has shut down its Motherisk helplines for new mothers and pregnant women. The Motherisk program…
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369 Peel teachers learn they won’t have permanent spots in September
More than 360 teachers with the Peel District School Board have learned they will no longer have permanent positions heading…
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City staff calling on council to potentially allocate $4B to Ford government’s transit plan
Despite sparse public details about the Ontario government’s recently unveiled Ontario Line and other GTA transit expansion plans, city staff are calling on…
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Toronto’s St. James Cathedral, razed twice in fires, offers hope and advice to Notre-Dame
The leaders of Toronto’s oldest church are sharing a message of hope and solidarity following this week’s devastating fire at…
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Justin Trudeau says Doug Ford ‘doesn’t want to partner’ on funding projects
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government is ready to give money to Ontario municipalities, but the provincial government…
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Canadian Civil Liberties Association files lawsuit over Sidewalk Labs project
The Canadian Civil Liberties Association says it’s making good on its threat to sue all three orders of government over…
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PM announces $52M for ‘innovation network’ between Waterloo, Toronto and Ottawa
The federal government is investing $52.4 million in an innovation network that is expected to create 18,000 skilled jobs in Waterloo, Toronto and…
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City council votes to make King Street pilot permanent
Toronto City Council has voted to make the King Street transit pilot permanent. The pilot project, which prioritizes streetcar traffic along a…
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Legal Aid Ontario will stop accepting new immigration, refugee cases following cuts
The head of Legal Aid Ontario says a funding cut from the provincial government means the agency’s lawyers will stop…
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Ontario cuts payments to conservation authority flood management by half
A day after the PCs tabled their first budget, the government notified conservation authorities that the province will be reducing payments to…
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Ford government stopping university, college profs from ‘double-dipping’
University and college professors will no longer be allowed to “double-dip” by drawing a full salary and pension simultaneously, if…
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Toronto mechanic warns big insurer’s sudden change is hurting his small auto shop
A long-time Toronto mechanic says small auto repair shops like his are in trouble if car insurance companies don’t start telling…
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Clinicians, health advocates ringing alarms about province’s ‘short-sighted’ cuts to public health
Clinicians and public health advocates are ringing alarms about the province’s “short-sighted” cuts, citing major crises like the early-2000s SARS outbreak —…
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Multimedia exhibit brings the Golden Temple to the GTA
A new mixed reality, multi-media experience in the GTA hopes to transport you to South Asia. The Golden Temple of Amritsar — one…
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Canadian government set to defend its carbon tax in Ontario court battle
Lawyers representing the Canadian government are set to defend the federal carbon tax, one day after the Ontario Court of…
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Toronto man is so sensitive to his surroundings he has trouble living indoors
A Toronto man says his chemical sensitivities are so severe that he’s now forced to live on the street. Oliver Zhang,…
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Leafs move past Kadri suspension, beat Bruins to grab 2-1 series lead
Auston Matthews had a lot of fingers pointing in his direction following Toronto’s first-round exit last spring. Monday represented a big…
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City, police urge sports fans to take public transit during busy playoff season
If all goes well, the hockey and basketball playoff season in Toronto will be a long one, turning the city…
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Ontario just scrapped a ticket resale cap meant to keep scalpers’ profits down
Ontario is scrapping part of a law that would have capped ticket resale prices at 50 per cent above the…
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Ford government reveals updated driver’s licence card to prevent fraud, identity theft
The Ontario government says it will launch a redesigned driver’s licence this fall. Transportation Minister Jeff Yurek says the licence…
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Heavy rainfall leaves streets flooded in parts of the GTA, police say
Heavy rainfall for most of the day Sunday into Sunday night has caused flooding in several areas, Toronto police say.…
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