Victoria Day 2024: What’s open and closed in Toronto
The unofficial start of summer is here. Here is what you can expect to be open and closed during the Victoria Day holiday Monday in Toronto.
Canada
May 17
Blue Jays’ Davis Schneider on why iconic moustache is resonating with moms
His batting skills have propelled him into the hearts of many Canadians. But Blue Jays' Davis Schneider says something else has recently resonated with a specific demographic.
Sports
May 10
Judge says construction on massive CN Rail hub in Milton can continue — for now
The Federal Court of Appeal says work on a massive rail-and-truck hub in the GTA can go ahead pending its decision on an appeal of a lower court ruling that halted construction.
Canada
May 13
Easter long weekend 2024 in Toronto: What’s open, what’s closed
The first long weekend of spring has arrived. Here is what you can expect to be open and closed during the Easter long weekend in Toronto from Friday, March 29, to Monday, April 1.
Canada
Mar 28
Is assuming a mortgage an affordable way into the housing market? What to know
Assuming a mortgage from a seller can be a path for buyers to get a foothold in the housing market at a lower rate. Here's what to know about the niche strategy.
Money
Apr 20
Hearings on CN appeal of Hamilton’s Jamesville housing project pushed to 2025
Hamilton's mayor says she's 'outraged' at ongoing delays involving the north-end housing project that seeks to bring 600-plus new housing units to the city.
Politics
Apr 25
SaskPower announces investments totalling $1.6B in electricity system
SaskPower said the $1.6 billion in capital spending will ensure more reliable electricity, and continue to modernize and decarbonize the grid.
Canada
May 7
London, Ont. city hall evacuated after smoke discovered in electrical room
The London Fire Department was called to 300 Dufferin Ave. just after 9 a.m. due to smoke in the building after a transformer malfunctioned. No injuries were reported.
Canada
May 15
Trees trimmed near power lines in Okanagan raising safety concerns
A Naramata resident said one tree near his home wound up crashing down onto his deck five months five months after it was trimmed.
Canada
May 16
10 unique patio lights that will transform your outdoor space
Looking for new ways to light up your yard? Illuminate those endless summer nights with these 10 patio light ideas.
The Curator
May 14
BC Hydro to dismantle decommissioned natural gas power plant in Port Moody
The Burrard Generating Station is 62 years old and, until it was decommissioned in 2016, served as a backup power source for B.C.'s hydroelectric grid during low water years.
Economy
May 14
Kelowna residents call out FortisBC for tree-trimming practices: ‘I was shocked’
'It just makes me feel sick,' said homeowner Gordy Charles. 'The trees have been brutalized.'
Canada
May 13
Ontario secures more natural gas, battery storage for electricity supply
Ontario's electricity system operator says it has secured new power supply from 10 battery storage facilities and three natural gas and biogas facilities.
Canada
May 9
Power adapters sold on Amazon may cause electric shock, Health Canada warns
Amazon says 97,113 units of the affected power adapters were sold in Canada between August 2020 and March 2024.
Consumer
May 10
Saskatchewan carbon capture project continues to underperform: report
A signature carbon capture and storage project in Saskatchewan continues to miss emissions reduction goals, raising questions about the cost-effectiveness of the technology.
Canada
May 2
What G7 phase-out of ‘unabated’ coal-powered energy means for Canada
Canada signed a pledge to phase out coal-fired electricity by 2030 with other G7 countries but plans to keep producing coal for steel production.
Canada
May 2
Indian PM Modi raises anti-Muslim rhetoric as election heats up
In recent rallies, Modi has called Muslims “infiltrators” and said they “have too many children,” referring to a Hindu nationalist trope that Muslims produce more children.
World
May 7
Rain barrel usage increasing in southern Alberta
The looming concerns of a drought are leaving many to consider conservation options, such as rain collection barrels. Local businesses are reporting higher demand and lower stock.
Canada
May 6
Concern grows for missing Kelowna senior as search resumes
Allan Francescutti, 79, was reported missing on April 21, five days after he was last seen leaving his home on April 16.
Canada
May 4
6 soundbars to turn your living room into a true home theatre
Still listening to tinny TV audio? Upgrade your home theatre in minutes with an easy-to-set up soundbar.
The Curator
May 7