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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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Ontario’s top court allowing rare live stream of legal fight against carbon tax
nterested Canadians will have a rare opportunity this week to watch Ontario’s top court sort out a federal-provincial legal battle…
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Clothing designer makes mittens for kids with limb conditions
To mark Limb Difference Awareness Month, clothing designer Anna-Maria Mountfort is leading the charge in giving children with limb conditions…
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Restaurants and bars could be on the hook to clean up after smokers
A motion going to city council this week could make it a requirement for business owners to clean up cigarette butts outside their…
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Average house price has fallen by almost 2% to just over $480,000 in past year, CREA says
The average price of a Canadian home sold last month was $481,745, a figure that has fallen by 1.8 per…
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Mandatory e-learning in high school could be a challenge in rural Ontario, experts warn
Lara Alt remembers the last-minute stress as she tried to send in an assignment for her Grade 10 Careers and…
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Ford government’s legal challenge against federal carbon tax in court today
Ontario’s legal battle against the federal Liberal government’s controversial carbon tax is expected to be heard Monday in the province’s top court.…
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Ontario PCs want to make it next to impossible to sue the government
Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives are moving to make it harder to sue the Ontario government. The PCs plan to…
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A luta contra a doença mental continua!
A segunda gala anual do Peaks For Change aconteceu no passado sábado, dia 6 de abril. Nesta noite a associação…
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Will retro neon signs make a comeback? Toronto collectors hope so
The buzzing glow of a neon sign is becoming a rarity in Toronto. Decades after they stretched up and down Yonge Street, most…
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What Ontario’s budget means for Toronto: Goodbye gas tax revenue hike, hello circus at Ontario Place
A circus at Ontario Place. Legal drinking in Trinity Bellwoods Park. Subways, subways, subways. That’s a possible vision for Toronto’s…
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From 1971: Ontario Place under construction and over budget
It took two years, “three old freighters” and a million and a half cubic yards of landfill to build Ontario…
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Legal Aid funding cut nearly 30% in Ontario budget
Legal Aid Ontario got hit with a major cut in Thursday’s budget as the provincial government pulled $133 million and…
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Ontario budget doesn’t have much on offer for Toronto’s housing crisis
Premier Doug Ford’s first provincial budget offers Toronto a few things: the promise of an ambitious transit map, the possibility…
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Ford government reveals ‘transformative’ auto insurance reforms, but doesn’t say how much drivers will save
The Ford government has revealed a sweeping plan to reduce auto insurance rates, though it is not saying how much…
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Organizer of Ontario fun fair that raised money for children now facing fraud charges
Police say an Ontario woman who helped organize a county fair to raise money for children is now facing fraud…
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Person on scooter injured after falling down elevator shaft: Toronto Fire
A person on a scooter has been rescued after falling down an elevator shaft in a downtown apartment building on Thursday morning,…
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Supreme Court decision could lift lid on physician billing figures in Ontario
The public could soon know which Ontario doctors have billed the most to the province’s health plan now that the…
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Toronto golf courses open for the season
It’s tee time in Toronto. The city’s five golf courses officially opened Thursday morning. Golfers can now dust off those…
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TDSB projects $28.7M shortfall due to provincial cuts
Ontario’s largest school board has to account for a $28.7 million shortfall next year because of the province’s changes to…
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Father of Grade 1 student suspended over vaccination records highlights ‘bureaucratic black hole’
The father of a seven-year-old Toronto student is speaking out about what he says is a “bureaucratic black hole” when…
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