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Residents demand moratorium on Toronto data centre projects as Mississauga votes to block them
Protesters gathered at City Hall as two proposed data centre expansions draw scrutiny over climate and energy impacts. A neighbouring...
Ontario Science Centre building still viable after two years sitting empty, coalition says
A 47-page report from architects, councillors and community advocates urges the province to preserve the 1969 Don Mills Road building,...
Caribana, VELD, and Island Soul take over Toronto this August long weekend
Toronto Caribbean Carnival kicks off with boat parties, the Grand Parade, and multiple festivals; EDM headliners Armin van Buuren and...
Brad Bradford pushes motion to require Toronto's next mayor on police board
The councillor and mayoral candidate is challenging Olivia Chow's decision to decline the position, arguing mayors should have direct...
Premier Doug Ford billed Ontario taxpayers $44K despite claiming zero expenses
Analysis of expense documents reveals over 90 claims for airfare, hotels, and meals between 2018 and 2022, contradicting Ford's recent...
CNE job fair returns Wednesday to fill over 720 seasonal positions before August opening
The hiring event at Enercare Centre will connect job seekers with positions in food service, retail, games, and more for the August...
Provincial staffer who ended Jill Dunlop's CBC interview appears to have been fired
The handler abruptly disconnected the radio interview after questions arose about the minister's communications with Indigenous...
Veld Music Festival returns to Downsview Park this weekend with top-tier EDM lineup
Three days of electronic dance music featuring headliners Armin Van Buuren, FISHER, and Kx5. General admission three-day passes cost $490.
Federal government blocks Ford's Billy Bishop airport expansion plan
Minister Steven MacKinnon rejected the proposal after 87% of public consultation respondents opposed it, citing environmental and...
City moves toward heritage protection for Sneaky Dee's after developer withdrawal
Council motion seeks to evaluate the College and Bathurst venue for designation under Ontario Heritage Act following successful fight...
Shopify CEO Tobias Lütke under fire for suggesting poor shouldn't vote
The billionaire argued votes should be weighted by income tax paid, sparking backlash from Toronto residents and public figures who...
E-bike fire sends residents to hospital, Toronto Fire Chief warns of growing battery danger
A lithium-ion battery explosion on Lawrence Avenue Monday morning injured three people. Fire Chief Jim Jessop says these incidents are...
