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The rink is one of only three refrigerated outdoor rinks in the city of Mississauga, whereas Brampton has eight and the City of Toronto has more than 50. Continue reading
Many parents claim children aren’t able to learn virtually and much of January will be spent doing at-home, online learning across all school districts. Continue reading
“My brother is buried, but we don’t have his closure.” Continue reading
Residents of Toronto’s Thorncliffe Park say the community has taken COVID-19 seriously, and that it doesn’t deserve to be considered unsafe. Continue reading
“I’m from a family of farmers, so this entire situation is hitting very close to home,” said Toronto’s Parminder Singh. Continue reading
“I feel happy. I know it’s simple, but it really made me happy. There’s no words to describe how I feel,” Corey Groves told Global News in January after meeting LeBron James. Continue reading
Garry Sowerby and Ken Langley set out from Toronto’s CN Tower on Sept. 6, 1980 and returned 74 days and 43,000 kilometres later. Continue reading
A northeast Brampton neighbourhood has topped a list for the highest number of COVID-19 test positivity rate at 19 per cent — during the first week of November. Continue reading
The strategy would see one single lockdown with stringent measures implemented until the number of coronavirus cases in Ontario hits zero. Continue reading
“Please, please just call the police,” said Samim Ayam’s older brother, Ferdows. “If you know something, please let us know.” Continue reading
Officials said bylaw officers from both regions will not issue tickets if groups from different households are caught congregating because that rule is only ‘a recommendation.’ Continue reading
Pharmacists in Ontario say it was actually the province who fell short in their promise to deliver flu shots to pharmacies. The provincial government disagrees. Continue reading
The conflict has led to a war of words on Canadian soil between the two communities. Continue reading
“It is quite frustrating for both student and instructors,” one driving instructor said. Continue reading
It can seat eight, is wheelchair-accessible and provides audio and visual announcements — and it’s totally autonomous. Toronto, meet Olli 2.0. Continue reading