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• Customer takes to TikTok after buying half-full ‘no name’ bag of chips

  A video posted to TikTok shows someone placing a bag of 'no name' chips advertised as 200 grams on a food scale. The item weighs in at just 103 grams.

  Consumer

  Sep 13
• ‘Who was watching this?’: Hidden camera found in London, Ont. Airbnb

  A woman is speaking out after being secretly filmed in her bedroom while staying at a London, Ontario Airbnb. She says the camera was found in a phone charger in her room.

  Canada

  Sep 12
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• Ontario child hospitalized for over a month after mosquito bite

  Kathryn McKissock never thought letting her child play outside of their Oshawa, Ont. home could lead to him developing a life-threatening disease.

  Canada

  Aug 30
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• Demonstrators rally again in opposition to High Park vehicle restrictions

  The High Park Movement Strategy will block vehicle access to the Bloor Street entrance and a portion of Colborne Lodge Drive. The space is already closed to cars on weekends.

  Canada

  Aug 8
• ‘I could’ve bled out’: Toronto dog bite victim speaks out following recent attacks

  Ember says when she opened her car door at a patient's house, she noticed a dog from the upstairs tenant coming down the hallway. 

  Crime

  Aug 3
• Toronto police launch ‘Illegal Firearms Awareness Campaign’ following rash of shootings

  In 2022, Toronto police say they seized 620 crime guns in Toronto. Of those firearms, 537 were hand guns and 420 were traced to the U.S. 

  Canada

  Jul 26
• Autism Dog Services calls for service dog volunteers as organization faces shortage

  "During COVID we had a huge flux of volunteers and now that things have started to open up and people can get out and do more, we're finding that it's a bit more of a challenge."

  Canada

  Jul 25
• ‘High and dry’: Homeless amputee case highlights lack of services, housing across GTA

  Thomas Mohr, an Oakville man who became homeless after his leg was amputated, continues living in his vehicle at an Oakville shopping plaza. It's now been 238 days. 

  Canada

  Jul 19
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• Cancer-causing chemical detected at above-average level in Hamilton

  Sources from planes to automobiles and the city's lucrative industrial sector have been a recipe for the spread of the well-known carcinogen in Hamilton.

  Health

  Jul 13
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• Organizers of Toronto’s Caribbean Carnival facing financial challenges amid inflation

  "It has been extremely difficult. Our costs for security for example has gone up by 300 per cent" said FMC chair Jennifer Hirelehey. 

  Canada

  Jul 11
• ‘People aren’t going to disappear’: Toronto community divided over encampment response 

  Staff at a downtown Toronto school are raising concerns about a nearby homeless encampment. They say school staff and families don't feel safe due to unruly behaviour by campers.

  Canada

  Jun 29
• ‘Extremely difficult’: Ontario man homeless after leg amputation

  From working as a carpenter and business owner for 52 years, the 69-year-old now lives in his broken-down Dodge pickup truck in an Oakville shopping plaza.

  Canada

  Jun 20
• Pride Month: Toronto’s The 519 offers support to 2SLGBTQ+ refugees

  Gloria Godwin claimed asylum in Canada in 2019. In her home country of Nigeria, she was faced with a distressing ultimatum: stay and be imprisoned, or leave and be free. 

  Canada

  Jun 19
• Calls for accountability following hostile student protest in Markham

  There are growing calls for accountability following a student protest at a Markham high school that turned hostile Thursday afternoon. 

  Canada

  Jun 9
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• York Catholic school protest takes hostile turn

  As dozens of students staged a walkout at St. Brother Andre in Markham to protest the York District Catholic School Board decision to not fly the Pride flag, things turned violent.

  Canada

  Jun 8
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• Cabbagetown Community Arts Centre on brink of closure

  An after-school music program in Toronto geared towards low-income families is at risk of closing its doors by the end of the year as the organization faces financial pressures.

  Canada

  May 29
• Mississauga father runs 19th marathon, one for each year of son’s life

  A father from Mississauga, Ont., is gearing up to run the city's annual marathon on Sunday for the 19th time in honour of his son, who died by suicide in 2005.

  Canada

  Apr 28
• York Catholic school board meeting heats up over Pride flag proposal

  "They really made it clear that there are still people against raising the pride flag...we need visibility and we need people to see that we're here and we're not going anywhere."

  Education

  Apr 26
• Distemper virus causing rise in Toronto raccoon illnesses, deaths

  The agency says the number of service calls for sick and injured raccoons between January and April increased from 719 in 2022 to just over 3,600 hundred this year.

  Canada

  Apr 24
• ‘I love fashion’: Toronto teacher’s outfits go viral on social media

  From sneakers to sweatshirts, Zahra. Hassan's Grade 8 math students quickly took notice of her unconventional, yet hip, attire and encouraged her to start a TikTok.

  Lifestyle

  Apr 12
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• York University staff member terminated after alleging anti-Black racism

  Lydia Dosu worked as an administrative assistant at the university for 24 years. Just a day before Black History Month this year, she was terminated. 

  Canada

  Apr 5
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• Renewed calls to make Toronto’s High Park car-free

  Coun. Gord Perks says community consultations are in the final stage and a full plan will be presented to council within the next two months.

  Canada

  Apr 3
• Brampton women’s shelter facing closure, in desperate need of provincial funding

  Tamara Whilby is the director of Women & Children Precious shelter in Brampton, one of just three shelters in the region providing emergency wraparound services for families.

  Canada

  Mar 27
• ‘People don’t look’: Motorists breaking rules on Toronto King Street transit corridor

  Launched initially as a pilot project in 2017, the King Street Transit Priority Corridor is now a permanent fixture downtown, blocking through traffic from Jarvis to Bathurst.

  Traffic

  Mar 24
• ‘You’re not losing out’: Advocates raising awareness about epilepsy in shadow of COVID-19

  Advocates with the Canadian Epilepsy Alliance say the national campaign has been overshadowed in recent years, sharing the same anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic.

  Health

  Mar 8