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Matthew Bingley
Digital Video Journalist

The launch of the city’s budget process came with a warning from City Budget Chief that this will be among the hardest financial years in Toronto’s history. Continue reading →

As of Monday night, cabinet deliberations were still underway and a final list of restrictions wasn’t settled upon. Continue reading →

Looking back on an unconventional year, Tory said he never stops reflecting on how odd it has been. Continue reading →

“They’re hurting and it’s the complete opposite of what we need right now.” Continue reading →

The current ban on in-store shopping for all but essential businesses and the lack of clarity surrounding the orders are making for a less-than-festive season for locals. Continue reading →

The midsections of six decommissioned TTC buses have seen the seats removed and swapped with the various tools of the trade used for coronavirus testing. Continue reading →

“If you don’t want to register and you don’t want to do that, then we will go after you and we have the tools necessary to go after an operator.” Continue reading →

“I think a lot of the people who are not following rules right now are being influenced by a different power and that power is emotion.” Continue reading →

For weeks, several municipal leaders have been signaling the need to help those who don’t have the luxury of isolating at home if they develop symptoms of COVID-19. Continue reading →

“Our small businesses are run by our families, our friends, and our neighbours in our community, we cannot afford to see them close their doors permanently as a result of this lockdown,” said Mayor Crombie. Continue reading →

With Ontario possibly announcing what is widely expected to be another lockdown, small business owners in Toronto are filled with dread for what the additional restrictions will bring amid the coronavirus second wave. Continue reading →

“You have had what you think is a fairly good week and you realize that, in some cases, 30 per cent of that is being removed off the top.” Continue reading →

“Where someone lives does not necessarily indicate where they picked up COVID-19. It is important to reiterate that there is not one area of the city that has not been impacted by COVID-19.” Continue reading →

With the incoming cold weather and indoor dining restrictions, Toronto has been considering ways to allow the dining industry to continue outdoor service. Continue reading →

Following a leak of incomplete data showing the per cent positivity rate of testing in a Toronto neighbourhood, TPH officials said they would begin sharing the data when they could. Continue reading →