Neighborhoods — Page 7
Casino Ajax and Pickering workers strike over wage gap with Toronto location
About 900 union workers demand pay equal to employees at other Great Canadian Entertainment casinos, citing $2–$4 hourly difference.
Richmond Hill pottery studio launches cheeky OnlyFans campaign to revive craft and fund operations
Hill Potters' Guild, a non-profit co-op since 1978, created a "Ceramics are Sexy" video series to tap new audiences and keep the studio...
Canada's Wonderland marks 45 years with one billionth visitor in Vaughan
A Kingston family was announced as the park's historic visitor milestone while riding Thunder Run, receiving prize packages and...
Toronto council approves scramble intersection at Yonge and Eglinton
Pedestrians will be able to cross diagonally when traffic lights stop all vehicles. Installation set for 2027.
SIU investigating after man dies falling from Mississauga high-rise during police call
The Special Investigations Unit is probing the death of a 35-year-old man who fell from a Kingsbridge Garden Circle condo on Wednesday...
Bay Street Video thrives after 33 years as young people rediscover physical media beyond streaming
Toronto's largest DVD store now holds 40,000 DVDs, nearly 10,000 Blu-rays, and 1,000 4K UltraHD discs, defying predictions that physical...
Oakville councillor Marc Grant remembered after sudden death at 23 years of service
Coun. Marc Reyer Grant, who represented Ward 5 for seven consecutive terms, passed away Monday from a sudden illness, colleagues and...
Scarborough woman's $169 Uber cleaning fee reversed after two-week battle
Emily Mills was charged $169.57 for a $14 ride on April 1 after her driver submitted a cleaning fee claim that included pre-existing...
Patrick Brown files for third term as Brampton mayor in crowded race
The incumbent filed his candidacy papers Tuesday and is running on a platform of public safety and major infrastructure projects...
Chef Alvin Leung opens The Leo, his first pan-Asian steakhouse, in Markham this September
The Michelin-starred restaurateur known for MasterChef Canada judging is bringing his surf-and-turf concept to a new 68-seat venue near...
Popular Distillery Winter Village warns vendors about expanding scam targeting holiday markets
Fraudsters are impersonating market organizers across Canada, requesting vendor application fees via fake emails and Eventbrite listings.
North York council considers temporary 'BTS Boulevard' co-naming for K-pop group's August shows
Yonge Street between North York Boulevard and Finch Avenue could sport honorary street signs from August 21 to September 23 during BTS's...
