Year: 2023

A portion of a major downtown Toronto street will be reduced to one lane starting Monday as the city works on critical infrastructure upgrades, including the replacement of a nearly 150-year-old watermain.

Air Transat’s 2,100 flight attendants based at the Montreal and Toronto airports have just adopted a strike mandate.

A 24-year-old police officer is suffering from serious injuries after a vehicle struck him on Highway 15 in Laval early Monday morning.

The Nipissing-Parry Sound Student Transportation Service has cancelled school buses in the Parry Sound area due to snow squalls. The areas impacted include East Parry Sound South (South of and excluding Hey. 522 – South River, Sundridge and Burk’s Falls, Magnetawan, Katrine, Emsdale, Nova, Britt, Nobel and Town of Parry Sound. Schools remain open for […]

No Frills workers at 17 stores in Ontario have ratified a new collective agreement that raises wages and expands the number of full-time jobs, the union representing them has confirmed.

A report released today indicates the number of people who used Ontario food banks went up 38 per cent last year, which it says is the largest single-year increase recorded by the province’s food bank network.

Toronto police are searching for four male suspects who are wanted in connection with a break-and-enter investigation in the city’s downtown core.

In a first of its kind report, the City of Vancouver’s auditor general has conducted a performance audit of the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation.

A former hockey player whose career was cut short due to head injuries has dedicated his life to research, treatment and prevention of concussions. He says his research has uncovered some eye-opening issues in B.C.’s health-care system.