News — Page 18
Ontario commits $64 million for 4,122 new college seats in GTA to fill labour gaps
Centennial, George Brown and Seneca polytechnics will expand STEM, health, trades and education programs, with seats available as early...
Carney tells U.S. reporters he studied risk of American military invasion of Canada
In an interview with The New York Times, Canada's PM said preparing for 'extreme tail risk' scenarios is part of responsible risk management.
Federal government launches $1.5 billion program to protect existing affordable rental housing
The Canada Rental Protection Fund aims to save roughly 7,000 at-risk homes over the next five years through loans to community housing providers.
Ontario Line bridge over Don Valley will rise 32 metres—as tall as a 10-storey building
The Don Valley Crossing carries elevated rail between Thorncliffe Park and Flemingdon Park. Construction moved from foundations to...
TTC tests robotic cleaning machines in subway stations as part of ongoing tech evaluation
Videos of cleaning robots operating in TTC stations circulated on social media. The TTC confirmed testing and said no permanent...
Ontario raises tire-recycling targets after January rollback created backlog
Manufacturers must now recycle 80% of used tires by weight, up from 65%. Collection sites increasing from 4,300 to 6,500 by 2027.
Ontario court orders OHIP to reconsider funding for cancer patient's U.S. treatment
A Divisional Court ruled 2-1 that OHIP's reasoning for denying Alex Shved's treatment request was 'problematic' and must be reconsidered...
Halloween Haunt returns to Canada's Wonderland for its 20th year with new Conjuring attraction
The annual scare event runs select nights from Friday, September 25 through November 1, featuring six haunted mazes, seven scare zones,...
Blue Jays eliminated from playoff contention after 4-2 loss to Baltimore
Toronto falls 4.5 games behind the final wild card spot with four games remaining in their season.
Sentencing hearing underway for poison seller Kenneth Law, linked to 147 deaths worldwide
Law pleaded guilty to 14 counts of counselling or aiding suicide in Ontario. More than 50 victim impact statements are expected during...
37% of Toronto residents considering leaving within 5 years, citing affordability
An Ipsos poll finds cost of living is the top reason locals are eyeing an exit, with younger adults and lower-income households most...
Toronto and region face fall flooding risks as tropical storms move north
The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority warns residents to stay away from rivers and streams as heavy rain and Atlantic hurricanes...
