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Toronto council set to improve procedures after two cyberattacks go unreported
In her latest report to the City of Toronto’s audit committee, Auditor General Beverly Romeo-Beehler identified glaring issues when it comes to procedures surrounding incidents of cyberattacks. Continue reading
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Police, family searching for missing 44-year-old Markham man
Nathaniel Campbell, 44, was last seen around Major Mackenzie Drive and Highway 48. Continue reading
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Heavy congestion expected when Don Valley Parkway bridge work begins July 2
The work is being done in conjunction with the city’s $1-billion construction season on other roads and highways. Continue reading
Toronto city council cracks down on clothing donation bins
Toronto City Council continued debate over the merits of changing rules around licensing for clothing donation bins and how to remove ones that don’t belong. Continue reading
‘Raptors Way’: Toronto city council votes to rename city street after NBA champions
City council voted unanimously to rename a portion of Bremner Boulevard “Raptors Way.” Continue reading
Toronto still without many answers on provincial transit plan
Many staff members including City Manager Chris Murray said there are significant holes in the amount of information the city is getting from the province. Continue reading
Federal government commits $73M to Toronto sewer improvements
The funding will bolster $133 million in City funds already committed to reduce the amount of basement flooding over four wards in north-west Toronto. Continue reading
Toronto Mayor John Tory goes door-to-door in campaign to halt provincial budget cuts
Mayor John Tory and city councillor Mike Colle were canvassing Eglinton-Lawrence asking for support in their fight against provincial budget cuts. Continue reading
John Tory slams Ontario government’s budget cuts ahead of Doug Ford announcement
“A government that says they’re willing to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to rip up a contract with The Beer Store in order to make corner store beer possible, but at the same time is cutting childcare and cutting public health, you really have to wonder about the priorities” said Mayor John Tory. Continue reading
‘It’s pretty remarkable’: Volunteers pitch in to clean up the Don Valley
For a second year, the “Don’t Mess With the Don” program called on volunteers to help reverse the damage done by years of illegal dumping. Continue reading
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Toronto city council to consider Ontario government’s subway plan — but with caveats
After the Doug Ford government recently unveiled a $28.5-billion plan to reshape transit in the GTA, Toronto city council has been searching for its next steps. Continue reading
TTC is increasing its fares on Monday
Starting April 1, the TTC will increase Presto fares from $3 to $3.10, and student and senior fares will rise to $2.15 from $2.05. Continue reading
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Toronto’s iconic Queen Video selling off massive collection before store closure
On Friday, Queen Video began to sell off its remaining 40,000 films in preparation of the store’s closure at the end of April. Continue reading
Demolition begins for Etobicoke’s Six-Points-Interchange improvements
Etobicoke’s Six Points Interchange is where Bloor Street West, Dundas Street West, and Kipling Avenue all converge. Continue reading
Toronto cafe owner suing province for $1.1M over lost cannabis licence
The Ford government’s decision to award only 25 locations with retail cannabis licences through a lottery has left one Toronto business owner on the outside looking in. Continue reading