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WATCH: Toronto hospital releases heartwarming holiday video of nurses singing to preemie
Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto is hoping to spread some holiday cheer with the release a heartwarming video of two neonatal intensive care unit nurses carolling to a preemie just in time for Christmas. Continue reading
Cost of cap-and-trade for Ontario consumers beginning Jan. 1, 2017
Ontario’s cap-and-trade system to fight climate change comes into effect Jan. 1, 2017. Continue reading
Sears online customers fuming over undelivered Christmas gifts
A group of online shoppers are fuming over undelivered Christmas gifts purchased from Sears. Continue reading
Ontario mom wants mandatory prescription-error reporting across Canada after son, 8, dies
Months after Melissa Sheldrick’s eight-year-old son Andrew died from ingesting a prescription issued in error, the Mississauga, Ont., mother is on a mission to have mandatory medication reporting systems instituted across Canada. Continue reading
Kingston mother having to choose groceries over utility bills is ‘unacceptable’: Premier Wynne
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne says it is unacceptable that a Kingston mother had to choose between paying her grocery bills or having power in her home due to the skyrocketing cost of electricity in the province. Continue reading
Pregnant woman kicked off Toronto flight after plane deemed too heavy
By Sean O’Shea Consumer Reporter
A pregnant woman and her fiancé couldn’t board a flight from Toronto to Quebec City last month after Porter Airlines staff said the flight was overweight and the couple weren’t welcome. Continue reading
Lawyers offering free services to those caught up in Toronto police sex sting
Toronto police have charged 72 people with a range of offences including trespassing and committing sexual acts in public. Continue reading
‘Go back to your f—ing country’: Videos show racist altercation on Toronto streetcar
Video posted to Twitter Monday evening shows a man hurling racist comments at another streetcar rider in Toronto, while commuters try to hold him back. Continue reading
Toronto City Council approves $7B transit funding strategy
Toronto city councillors approved the next stage in the city’s transit future: a multi-billion dollar plan to share the cost for SmartTrack and Toronto’s LRT network Continue reading
