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Ontario police associations launch recruiting campaign to address staffing shortage
Several police associations in Ontario are launching a joint campaign to recruit more officers amid staffing shortages across the province.
Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation working with Therme on Ontario Place designs
The chief of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation says they are involved in a "true partnership" with the company behind the controversial luxury spa planned for Ontario Place — a project she said will be a step toward reconciliation and community education.
Toronto needs more housing. Are garden suites a potential solution?
The City of Toronto is hoping new measures to cut design costs and speed up permit approval times for laneway and garden suites may encourage homeowners to build more, but some advocates and experts say they're skeptical the structures could be a viable solution to the city's housing crunch.
Ontario's takeover of 4 school boards reflects growing provincial role in education: expert
Ontario’s move to appoint a supervisor to four more school boards — including the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) — is part of the government’s ongoing bid to assert its own vision of schooling, a policy and education expert says.
Safety advocate, residents question council decision to make speed cameras more visible
Toronto is set to install larger and more visible signage around speed cameras, but a safety advocate and some residents near a busy street say the cameras are needed to keep people safe.
Data breach may have exposed 200,000 home-care patients' information, say Ontario Liberals
Ontario's privacy commissioner and Ontario Health are investigating a data breach affecting Ontario Health atHome, the commissioner and health minister said on Friday.
CCLA launches Charter challenge against bubble zone protest bylaw in Vaughan, Ont.
The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) is launching a constitutional challenge against Vaughan’s bubble zone protest bylaw — one of several in Ontario that restricts protests around places of worship, schools and child-care centres.
Scorching temperatures keep hammering GTA, heat warning expected to end Tuesday night
The Greater Toronto Area sweltered through another day of blistering heat Tuesday, but Environment Canada says the region should see some relief at night.
Excavator damages Scarborough Scotiabank in possible break-in attempt: police
An excavator damaged a Scotiabank and wrecked a neighbouring building in Scarborough on Monday in what police say appears to be an attempted break and enter.
Extreme heat breaks temperature record at Toronto's Pearson Airport
Toronto's extreme heat broke a high temperature record at Pearson International Airport on Monday, according to Environment Canada.