Toronto van attack one year later: How has the city boosted security?
A year has passed since the deadly rampage, and a number of steps have been taken to bolster security across the city. Continue reading
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Ontario government to slash funding to Toronto Public Health, officials say
Toronto Public Health is responsible for a wide variety of services, including school immunization programs, protection from infectious diseases, ensuring safe drinking water and more. Continue reading
Ontario government to allow community housing providers to turn criminals away
The province says it will now give municipalities the tools to turn those people away. Continue reading
Doug Ford says Ontario could foot whole $28.5B bill for Greater Toronto Area transit plan
The plan included changing the composition of Toronto’s downtown relief line and renaming it the “Ontario Line.” Continue reading
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City of Toronto cracks down on 28 illegal pot shops as legal retail stores mark first week in operation
The City of Toronto raided Dallas Buyers Club on Eglinton Avenue West on Monday and the Green Apple dispensary on Milvan Drive on Tuesday. Continue reading
Trudeau disrupted by yellow vest protesters at Toronto funding announcement
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was disrupted by hecklers during a housing announcement in Toronto Friday afternoon. Continue reading
Toronto to get $1.3B from feds for affordable housing
The money will come over the course of 10 years, with $810 million given as a loan and $530 million as a direct investment. Continue reading
Mayor Tory supports making King Street pilot project permanent
The King Street pilot project restricts vehicular traffic for improved streetcar access between Bathurst and Jarvis streets. Continue reading
Tempers flare as counter-protesters outnumber attendees at far-right rally in Toronto
There was a heavy police presence in the area as officers tried to prevent clashes. Continue reading
Transit advocates protest TTC upload ahead of executive committee meeting
The province and City of Toronto signed a terms of reference document last month which narrows down options for debate. Continue reading