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Ontario's December could feel like fall as record El Niño peaks this winter
The Weather Network forecasts one of Canada's mildest winters in years. A record-breaking El Niño is expected to peak around the start...
Stelco begins issuing layoff notices; 330 Hamilton jobs cut by Sunday
Cleveland-Cliffs-owned steel plant laying off roughly 330 workers over three weeks amid trade crisis and weak demand. Industry Minister...
Brad Bradford proposes removing 12 km of Scarborough bus lanes; transit advocates push back
Mayoral candidate Bradford would remove priority bus lanes on four Scarborough roads, converting two to HOV lanes, citing stalled LRT funding.
Toronto now offers free pre-approved building designs for fourplexes and sixplexes
Free pre-approved multiplex designs speed up permitting for homeowners adding rental or ownership units to their properties.
Man dead after industrial accident in Brampton; Ministry of Labour investigating
Emergency crews found a man without vital signs Wednesday afternoon at an industrial yard near Auction Lane and Queen Street. He was...
Two Chows on Toronto ballot spark confusion as advance voting opens
Olivia Chow and Braeden Chow appear side by side on the ballot. Voters have already mixed them up.
Woman killed in hit-and-run on Vaughan road; police seek witnesses
York Regional Police are investigating a fatal collision on Pine Valley Drive where a woman was struck Sunday evening and found days later.
GTA eviction filings surge 20% as rent arrears soar past $10,000 for many tenants
Landlord and Tenant Board applications for non-payment jumped to 45,435 last year, a sharp rise driven by income failing to keep pace...
Mississauga voters reject personal attacks in mayoral race; 74% say insults unacceptable
A poll of 1,000 residents conducted Oct. 2–4 found overwhelming disapproval of negative campaign conduct, days after heated exchanges...
Chow and Bradford spar over Toronto's stalled rental housing as mayoral race intensifies
At Tuesday's debate, Bradford challenged Chow's 65,000-unit target, citing only 1,500 built. Chow countered he created the problems he...
Historic rooming house tenants in Kensington face eviction as Hydro One expands
About 20 to 25 residents must leave 28–30 Cecil St. by November 30 for transformer station expansion. Many are students; affordable...
Chris Alexander exits Toronto mayoral race as advance polls open
The federal immigration minister-turned-candidate says polls haven't budged in two months. Chow leads by 17 points among decided voters...
