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Ontario takes 1st step to appeal injunction preventing it from removing Toronto bike lanes
The Ontario government has served notice that it plans to appeal a temporary injunction that prevents it from ripping up three bike lanes in Toronto until a judge decides whether its plan to remove them is unconstitutional.
City $18B short in plan to repair infrastructure over next decade, but progress made, staff say
Officials say Toronto is making progress in keeping its infrastructure in good working order, but the city still needs to secure $18 billion in additional funds over the next 10 years to ensure its assets are in a state of good repair.
Competition Bureau takes Canada's Wonderland to court over alleged 'deceptive marketing practices'
The Competition Bureau says it is taking Canada's Wonderland to court because it alleges the company that runs the amusement and water park north of Toronto engages in "deceptive marketing practices."
Parents, teachers say Toronto schools already struggling as board mulls big cuts
Parents and teachers say the Toronto District School Board is already in rough shape as the board considers big cuts to balance its budget next year.
Crews still dealing with scattered outages in Toronto after strong winds blow through city
Crews are still responding to a few scattered power outages across Toronto after a severe thunderstorm swept through the city on Tuesday.
Ford calls on Canadians to 'fight like we've never fought before' amid Trump threats
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says Canadians should "fight like we’ve never fought before" to stand up for Canada in the face of "51st state" remarks made by U.S. President Donald Trump.
416 to the 942? Toronto's getting a new area code but some say nothing compares to the original
Toronto is about to get a new area code starting this weekend, but the head of a business that sells phone numbers says it will take some time for the three digits to resonate with the city.
Environment groups raise alarm about Ontario bill that would weaken species protection
Environmental groups are raising concerns about newly tabled Ontario legislation because they say will be "catastrophic" for wildlife and weaken provincial government protections for "species that are the rarest" in the province.
International student struck and killed by stray bullet in Hamilton
A 21-year-old international student from India has died in hospital of a gunshot wound after she was hit by a stray bullet in a shooting in Hamilton on Thursday, police say.
Hundreds gather in downtown Toronto to protest against 'bubble zone' bylaw plan
Hundreds of people gathered outside Toronto city hall on Thursday to rally against a plan for a bylaw banning demonstrations directly outside places of worship, faith-based schools and cultural institutions.