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TTC staffers ready to run Eglinton Crosstown if it opens in fall: mayor
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow seems more than ready for the beleaguered Eglinton Crosstown LRT to finally open after years of delays mired the process.
Mother, daughter dead after fatal Oshawa fire
A mother and one of her daughters have died after a house fire in Oshawa, emergency officials say, while two other family members have been hospitalized.
Ontario suspends levy on U.S.-bound electricity as Ford set to meet with Trump official
Ontario is suspending its 25 per cent surcharge on exports of U.S.-bound electricity after a top official in the Trump administration offered an "olive branch" in the form of a meeting to discuss the escalating trade war, Premier Doug Ford says.
Toronto city workers threaten to strike Monday morning if no deal reached
The union that represents roughly 30,000 Toronto city workers has set a strike deadline of 12:01 a.m. Monday, while the city manager says he's hoping to provide clarity to families around childcare and camps as of Saturday morning.
Man found not criminally responsible after beating parents to death at Scarborough home
A Toronto man has been found not criminally responsible for killing his parents after brutally beating them to death with a golf club inside their Scarborough home in 2021.
Ford seen on video saying he was '100% happy' Trump won U.S. election — until tariff threat
PC Leader Doug Ford was captured on video after a news conference Monday saying he was happy that President Donald Trump had won the most recent U.S. election — that is until Trump responded with tariff threats that could cause massive harm to Ontario’s economy.
14 new arrests made in wake of brazen Queen West shootout
An additional 14 people have been arrested and 105 charges laid in connection with a downtown shootout between two groups from last year where plainclothes cops were caught in the crossfire, Toronto police say.
Ontario Health atHome CEO fired in wake of home care supply shortage
Cynthia Martineau, formerly the CEO of Ontario Health atHome, was let go after supply problems in the sector persisted for months, leaving people — including palliative patients — without items needed for their care.
Centennial College suspending 49 programs as international enrolment declines
Toronto’s Centennial College says it’s suspending a substantial number of programs as it deals with the fallout of the federal government’s cap on international study permits.
Neighbours mourn loss of friendly, hard-working senior after deadly Oshawa house fire
A 76-year-old man has died after a fire tore through his Oshawa home Monday evening, Durham police say. Neighbours are remembering the victim as a kind man who was always eager to help others.