Patient at Toronto hospital missing for 2 weeks has fled Canada
Pedestrian fatally struck by vehicle in north-end Toronto as council debates road safety plan
New seniors housing corporation to be created by City of Toronto
‘Uber of boats’ expands to Canada, offers short-term water sport rentals
Toronto police, bylaw staff looking to crack down on excessive vehicle noise
Man charged with sexual assault after posing as ridesharing driver: Toronto police
Hernández, Gurriel lead Blue Jays to 10-4 win over Red Sox
Teoscar Hernández hit a three-run homer off new Boston Red Sox starter Andrew Cashner, and Lourdes Gurriel Jr. had three hits on Tuesday night to lead the Toronto Blue Jays to a 10-4 victory. Continue reading
Cats’ heaviest weight higher now than in 1990s, study finds
Researchers at the Ontario Veterinary College at the University of Guelph say the study, published this week, is the first of its kind to use such a large pool of data. Continue reading
Here’s where the federal parties stand on the carbon tax
For the first time in years, climate change and environmental policies are shaping up to be a major issue in the federal election campaign this fall. Continue reading
Heatwave in the forecast for southern Ontario this weekend
If you were frustrated by the mild spring, you will be pleased with the weekend ahead as it looks like Southern Ontario is in for a heatwave. Continue reading
Northern Ontario First Nation declares state of emergency over its water quality
Residents in the community roughly 360 kilometres north of Thunder Bay, Ont., obtain drinking water separately from three stations in the community or use bottled water. Continue reading
History of the ’90s podcast: Long Island Lolita and the Tabloid Decade
In this episode, David Kamp, contributing editor for Vanity Fair magazine, discusses why the ’90s were known as the Tabloid Decade. Continue reading
22-year-old man charged after mosque vandalized twice in Owen Sound, Ont.
Police say food items, including eggs, were thrown at the Owen Sound Muslim Association mosque in the early morning hours of Thursday and Friday. Continue reading
MF Live Inc., company responsible for organizing Roxodus, files for bankruptcy
According to a statement of affairs, signed by MF Live’s Principal Fab Loranger, the company owes over $18 million to almost 200 creditors. Continue reading
Majority of Canadians want change in Ottawa, 37% say they’d vote Conservative: Ipsos
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
The Ipsos poll showed Conservative leader Andrew Scheer picking up the approval of 36 per cent of respondents, compared to Justin Trudeau’s 32 per cent. Continue reading
Eastbound lanes of Hwy. 401 reopened after 5 propane tanks removed
OPP Sgt. Kerry Schmidt says the incident happened this morning during rush hour when the empty propane tanks came loose and fell on the highway. Continue reading
1 person rescued from fire near Danforth and Warden avenues
Firefighters said they pulled one person from the fire and another person was able to escape on their own. Continue reading
12 years. 6,600 federal candidates. Only 17% faced competitive nomination races: study
Of federal nomination race in Canada, one researcher said, “there’s just not a culture of openness.” Continue reading
Lego rocket at Ontario Science Centre celebrates 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 moon landing
The Lego SLS rocket at the science centre is one of the tallest Lego rockets ever displayed in Canada. Continue reading
Toronto man who lost family in Boeing 737 crash to tell U.S. Congress to scrap jet
Paul Njoroge said the plane should never fly again because of what he considers an irredeemable design flaw. Continue reading
North Korea says nuclear talks with U.S. at risk if South Korea military drills happen
North Korea’s Foreign Ministry said Washington’s pattern of “unilaterally reneging on its commitments” was leading Pyongyang to reconsider its own commitments to discontinue tests of nuclear weapons and intercontinental ballistic missiles. Continue reading
‘Unspeakable tragedy’: Toddler dies after falling in Tim Hortons grease trap
Police say the boy fell through a plastic cover into the grease trap located behind the fast-food restaurant. Continue reading
B.C. man who died of rabies identified as ‘inspiring’ martial arts instructor
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Condolences for the man are pouring in, describing him as “an amazing person who has built so many kids’ confidence,” and “a remarkable and inspiring young man.” Continue reading
Man arrested after trying to smuggle $44K of cocaine under toupee
Police questioned the “nervous” suspect after they noticed his oversized wig at a Barcelona airport in Spain. Continue reading
Search underway for remaining 4 passengers after float plane crash kills 3
The wreckage of the Air Saguenay plane was found in a lake in northern Labrador . Continue reading
Majority of Canadians want change in Ottawa, 37% say they’d vote Conservative: Ipsos
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
The Ipsos poll showed Conservative leader Andrew Scheer picking up the approval of 36 per cent of respondents, compared to Justin Trudeau’s 32 per cent. Continue reading
Hernández, Gurriel lead Blue Jays to 10-4 win over Red Sox
Teoscar Hernández hit a three-run homer off new Boston Red Sox starter Andrew Cashner, and Lourdes Gurriel Jr. had three hits on Tuesday night to lead the Toronto Blue Jays to a 10-4 victory. Continue reading
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Patient at Toronto hospital missing for 2 weeks has fled Canada
By Catherine McDonald Crime Specialist
Toronto police tell Global News Zhebin Cong boarded an international flight the same day he was reported missing. Continue reading
Toronto candidate seeks federal election date change due to Jewish holiday
By Caryn Lieberman Reporter
Oct. 21, 2019 is federal election day in Canada. It is also an important Jewish holiday called Shemini Atzeret, following the festival of Sukkot. Continue reading
Cats’ heaviest weight higher now than in 1990s, study finds
Researchers at the Ontario Veterinary College at the University of Guelph say the study, published this week, is the first of its kind to use such a large pool of data. Continue reading
Pedestrian fatally struck by vehicle in north-end Toronto as council debates road safety plan
The collision happened near Barkwood Crescent and Cliffwood Road, west of Don Mills Road and north of McNicoll Avenue, Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading
Heatwave in the forecast for southern Ontario this weekend
If you were frustrated by the mild spring, you will be pleased with the weekend ahead as it looks like Southern Ontario is in for a heatwave. Continue reading
New seniors housing corporation to be created by City of Toronto
The 83 seniors-designated buildings, currently under Toronto Community Housing’s umbrella, will fall under a new City entity. Continue reading
‘Uber of boats’ expands to Canada, offers short-term water sport rentals
After launching in San Francisco in 2013, Get My Boat expanded to Canadian cities last year and is hoping more water sport enthusiasts will join the sharing economy. Continue reading
Northern Ontario First Nation declares state of emergency over its water quality
Residents in the community roughly 360 kilometres north of Thunder Bay, Ont., obtain drinking water separately from three stations in the community or use bottled water. Continue reading
22-year-old man charged after mosque vandalized twice in Owen Sound, Ont.
Police say food items, including eggs, were thrown at the Owen Sound Muslim Association mosque in the early morning hours of Thursday and Friday. Continue reading
MF Live Inc., company responsible for organizing Roxodus, files for bankruptcy
According to a statement of affairs, signed by MF Live’s Principal Fab Loranger, the company owes over $18 million to almost 200 creditors. Continue reading
Eastbound lanes of Hwy. 401 reopened after 5 propane tanks removed
OPP Sgt. Kerry Schmidt says the incident happened this morning during rush hour when the empty propane tanks came loose and fell on the highway. Continue reading
1 person rescued from fire near Danforth and Warden avenues
Firefighters said they pulled one person from the fire and another person was able to escape on their own. Continue reading
Man charged with sexual assault after posing as ridesharing driver: Toronto police
The man reportedly drove a woman to a secluded area, where police allege he sexually assaulted her, stole her cellphone and forced her out of the car. Continue reading
Lego rocket at Ontario Science Centre celebrates 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 moon landing
The Lego SLS rocket at the science centre is one of the tallest Lego rockets ever displayed in Canada. Continue reading
Toronto man who lost family in Boeing 737 crash to tell U.S. Congress to scrap jet
Paul Njoroge said the plane should never fly again because of what he considers an irredeemable design flaw. Continue reading
Chavis’ grand slam helps Red Sox beat Blue Jays 10-8
The grand slam was nice. Continue reading
Toronto police, bylaw staff looking to crack down on excessive vehicle noise
Toronto police say drivers could be charged under the Highway Traffic Act with having an improper muffler and for making unnecessary noise. Continue reading
Woman dead after being struck by vehicle in Aurora, police say
The collision happened near George Street and Wellington Street West area, west of Yonge Street, Monday afternoon. Continue reading
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Toronto boxing club breaking down barriers for women of all ages and from all walks of life
By Susan Hay Anchor/Producer
Savoy Howe is the head coach and founder of the Toronto Newsgirls Boxing Club, Canada’s first female-owned and trans-positive boxing club. Continue reading
Man found not criminally responsible in Toronto military centre stabbing can go to college alone: appeal court
The appeal court says the Ontario Review Board considered all the required factors last year in granting Ayanle Hassan Ali permission to attend Mohawk College unaccompanied while he continues to be held at a secure Hamilton hospital. Continue reading
Leafs’ Nylander switching to No. 88
William Nylander will have a different look next season. Continue reading
Post Malone announces North American tour, 2 Canadian dates
The ‘Sunflower’ singer is scheduled to hit Vancouver and Toronto with rapper Swae Lee on the upcoming Runaway Tour this fall. Continue reading
Ontario could face ‘very difficult’ flu season, health minister warns
Christine Elliott says officials have been looking at Australia’s flu season, and based on what that country is experiencing this year, it will likely be a “very difficult” flu season here. Continue reading
Woman charged after baby allegedly left in car parked outside Oshawa mall
Police say they were called to the Oshawa Centre parking lot Sunday afternoon and found the baby boy in a vehicle by the Starbucks. Continue reading
