City says newly acquired property will be used to expand public access to Okanagan Lake. Continue reading →

The vessel — thought to be the only Canadian ship still afloat to have served in the First World War and Second World War — will open for the first time this season on Thursday. Continue reading →

On July 7, police say a couple riding their bikes on the Waterfront Trail were confronted and assaulted by a man on a bike, who took off when police were called. Continue reading →

“It really reflects the warmth of this community,” said Martha Casson. Continue reading →

Hamilton fire says a compressor inside the refrigeration room used for the outdoor ice rink at Pier 8 caused an ammonia leak on Thursday afternoon. Continue reading →

The Quayside project, led by Alphabet Inc.-backed entity Sidewalk Labs and Waterfront Toronto, has been a lightning rod for data and privacy concerns due to the vast amounts of information it could collect through phones, sensors and other devices used in neighbourhood. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford’s government is currently asking for ideas to redevelop Ontario Place, saying it wants to make the space that first opened May 1971 an impressive attraction. Continue reading →

The proposal has been marred by questions over how data will be collected, kept, accessed and protected. Continue reading →