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Ontario to table 2026 economic outlook and fiscal review Thursday, with figures not yet public
Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy will table the 2026 Outlook at about 1:05 p.m. Thursday, with a media availability to follow.
GO Transit and UP Express shut down this Halloween weekend, with shuttle buses replacing trains
UP Express has no service Oct. 31 to Nov. 1, and GO trains between Downsview and Union are replaced by buses.
Ontario fines Irving Consumer Products $100,000 after worker critically hurt at Toronto plant
A temporary worker was critically injured when two pulp bales tipped over from a wire-cutting table on Weston Road.
Toronto's Halloween forecast looks mild and dry, with a Tuesday frost first
Expect around 11 C at trick-or-treat hours, with no rain in the forecast for Saturday.
Man sought in alleged sexual assault of store employee in Church-Wellesley
The alleged assault happened Sept. 14 at a store near Yonge and St. Mary. Police have released photos and a description.
Chiara Padovani unseats Ward 5 councillor Frances Nunziata by a wide margin
Nineteen of 25 incumbents won re-election, and Ward 5 went to a challenger who had lost by 94 votes four years ago.
Toronto City Hall will host no civil weddings in 2027 due to construction
Ministerial Associates is leaving 100 Queen Street West on January 1 after the city declined to renew its lease beyond 2026.
Olivia Chow leads Brad Bradford 52 to 44 in final Toronto mayoral poll
The poll reverses a two-point Bradford lead from the previous survey, with undecided voters down to 6 per cent.
Ontario funds 2,946 new college and university seats across Northeast Ontario
The seats span health, STEM, education and trades programs at eight institutions, part of a $1.7 billion provincial expansion.
Yellow frost advisory for Toronto and Peel, Halton tonight into Tuesday morning
Environment Canada expects frost to form north of the 401 overnight, with a low near 3 to 4 C and mild weather returning by Wednesday.
Toronto Sunday Market stays at Parkdale Hall through 2027 as Phoenix Concert Theatre plan advances
Organizer Alex Chan says the weekly market will keep running at Parkdale Hall even as the Phoenix Concert Theatre's application moves...
Six housing ideas Toronto could borrow from other cities, from container homes to co-ops
A list of ideas drawn from abroad and from local projects like Kennedy Green co-ops and the Dundas Street city-led build.
