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3 people injured after falling through ice near Toronto Islands

1,185 · cbc.ca · 2 days ago

Alextrov

Tiktok female robot voice: we found a private skating spot with the best view of the city As it was by harry styles playing in bg Video of everyone lacing up skates Balancing...

Law Society will seek injunction to stop Metrolinx from removing Osgoode Hall trees as early as Saturday

thestar.com · 7 days ago

foneinstocus

Shameful from the LSO. Reflects how deeply rooted NIMBYism is in the core of this country’s institutions.

Care hasn't improved after Ontario's 2021 PSW changes, advocates say

cbc.ca · 13 days ago

Care hasn't improved after Ontario's 2021 PSW changes, advocates say

cbc.ca · 13 days ago

Tory calls for national summit to address ‘mental health crisis’ playing out on Toronto streets

cp24.com · 14 days ago

GrabbyBar

that's what we need, a summit in 6 months and then a list of recommendations 18 months later.

Toronto businesses asking for transparency, accountability from Metrolinx as Ontario Line construction intensifies

cp24.com · 19 days ago

sriuba

I read on the the projects FAQ that construction will mostly be 7am to 7pm. If we made it 24/7 where appropriate could some of the higher impact projects be...

Toronto could see up to 20 centimetres of snow this week: Environment Canada

thestar.com · 19 days ago

Lol just like the last storm, still waiting on that snow to arrive

David Onley, former lieutenant-governor of Ontario, dead at 72

cbc.ca · 24 days ago

CFCYYZ

David interviewed me on the radio in the early 80s. He was kind, insightful and cordial. His rise to Lt. Gov. shows all of us that those in wheelchairs are not...

NDP, Liberals and Greens ask auditor general to probe Ford government’s move to open up Greenbelt

thestar.com · a month ago

In a letter to Bonnie Lysyk released Thursday morning, the leaders of the three parties are seeking a value-for-money audit as well as an evaluation of the environmental impact of...

SickKids Hospital systems back up and running after ransomware attack

cbc.ca · a month ago

'You don't want to be caught in this': OPP urges drivers to stay put amid spate of crashes

cbc.ca · 2 months ago

cyclemonster

You don't want to be on a train, either -- my 5:32 train to Ottawa hasn't even reached Coburg yet l. We've been parked here for 2h40m now. I'm going...

Ontario's first supervised drug inhalation service opens in Toronto amid rise in smoking-related OD deaths

toronto.ctvnews.ca · 2 months ago

DressedSpring1

Mixed feelings on this tbh. Meth and crack users are not at all like opioid users in terms of community impact to the point that I’m not entirely comfortable saying...

Highway 401 is a beast. Time to stop feeding the beast

thestar.com · 2 months ago

t_per

This subreddit really needs an op-ed tag. There’s a difference between a news article and some person’s opinion in article form.

Climate change could cost municipalities $700M more a year to maintain pipes, sewers, report says

cbc.ca · 2 months ago

thefightingmongoose

More likely we won't spend the extra money and then the politicians that voted down the spending will say 'who could've possibly seen this coming' when it all breaks under...

Another Toronto officer alleges discrimination in complaint against police association

toronto.ctvnews.ca · 2 months ago

whatistheQuestion

Another female officer has claimed a culture of systemic discrimination that’s been recognized by the Toronto Police Service is one reason she has been struggling to get support from her...

Doug Ford appointed unqualified party loyalists to fill key tribunal spots. Now Ontarians are paying the price as wait lists swell

thestar.com · 2 months ago

Tribunals are supposed to be the one place where justice, and access to justice, is equal for all — an alternative to high-priced lawyers and endless court dates. Yet Ontario’s...

Ontario real estate regulator ineffective at protecting homebuyers, sellers, audit finds

cbc.ca · 2 months ago

When will we give up on the ludicrous idea that self-regulation works. We wouldn't need regulations in the first place if it did.

RSV appears to be slowing in Ontario, health minister says

cp24.com · 2 months ago

Ontario opioid death rate drops in 2022, coroner's data shows

toronto.ctvnews.ca · 2 months ago

Fog advisory in effect for GTA, with ‘near-zero’ visibility in some areas

cp24.com · 3 months ago