Canada’s top court won’t hear appeal in land dispute at Ontario’s Sauble Beach
The Supreme Court of Canada has declined to hear an appeal of a lower-court ruling that upheld a First Nation’s ownership of a stretch of land at a popular Ontario beach after a lengthy dispute. Canada’s top court has...
Scarborough cemetery operator apologizes after family members say items removed from gravesites and bagged up...
The group that operates several cemeteries throughout the Greater Toronto Area has issued a public apology after religious gravesite items at Pine Hills Cemetery in Scarborough were removed, sparking outrage amongst family members of the deceased. Mount Pleasant Group of...
TTC to consider fare capping and eliminating current $156 monthly pass
The TTC will consider a proposal next month that would do away with the current monthly pass and replace it with a system known as fare capping. Under the proposal, the $156 monthly unlimited-ride pass would be scrapped and in...
Arrest made after suspect allegedly committed ‘indecent act’ while watching children play at park: Toronto...
A man who allegedly committed an indecent act while watching children play at a Scarborough park has been arrested. Officers were called to a park in the Blantyre Avenue and Parkland Road area on Wednesday at around 1:42 p.m. Investigators...
Woman charged with careless driving after dragging staircase on roof of vehicle in Mississauga
A woman has been charged after she was spotted driving around with a staircase on the roof of her vehicle. Peel police say they were called to The Queensway and Cawthra Road in Mississauga on Aug. 26 around 3:15 p.m....
How two Filipino Canadians’ vision spearheaded Toronto’s ‘first cinematic drone show’
A colourful scene in Toronto’s skyline Tuesday night, not with fireworks, but with hundreds of synchronized drones dancing above the city. The Origin of Light, billed as the city’s first cinematic drone show, was led by two Filipino Canadians hoping...
Toronto Zoo reveals names of its two newest shaggy members
The Toronto Zoo has revealed the names of two of its shaggy new members. Zoo officials say the nine-month-old Scottish Highland cattle brothers will be known as Blue and Jay in a nod to the Toronto Blue Jays, who are...
Ontario to offer RSV vaccines to all seniors over 75 starting this fall
Starting this fall, Ontario seniors over the age of 75 will be eligible for a free vaccine that protects against respiratory syncytial virus. Ontario Health Minister Sylvia Jones says the shot will be available through the publicly funded immunization program...
‘No sign of them’: Ruffled feathers in Stratford, Ont., as five iconic swans go missing
Residents in Stratford, Ont., were being asked to stay on the lookout Wednesday as five of the city’s iconic swans remained at large. What started as a typical day for Quin Malott, Stratford’s parks and forestry manager, two weeks ago...
Toronto police officer pleads guilty to criminal charges as shocking bodycam video surfaces
A Toronto police officer has pleaded guilty to assault more than two years after a man was shot in a Toronto park. Const. Andrew Davis was originally charged with one count of aggravated assault and one count of discharging a...
