VIA Rail reverses decision, will keep service at Guildwood Station
Following backlash from residents and local leaders, VIA Rail has reversed its decision to stop servicing its only Scarborough stop.
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In Pictures
Iconic outfits and memorable moments from past MTV VMAs
From Britney Spears and Madonna's kiss in 2003 to Lady Gaga's 'meat dress' in 2010, here are more than 50 show-stopping moments and outrageous red carpet outfits over the years.
Toronto
Victims found inside burning vehicles suffered fatal gunshot wounds: Toronto police
Toronto police say two people found dead inside burning vehicles located in Scarborough and Etobicoke earlier this week were the victims of homicide.
Canada
Ottawa says Tumbler Ridge ChatGPT report raises ‘serious questions’ about OpenAI
The American journalist who revealed some of the Tumbler Ridge shooter’s conversations with ChatGPT says he is still trying to get answers from OpenAI, after learning the chatbot taught the shooter how to get around its own safeguards.
Queen's Park
Ontario transparency watchdog warns government is dodging its orders
Ontario’s transparency watchdog is warning that the government is dodging its orders more frequently, including orders that would shed light on how a multi-billion dollar government fund pushed grants to supporters including one to an adult entertainment club.
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Toronto City Hall
Brad Bradford questions Olivia Chow’s $788M savings claim
Toronto mayoral candidate Brad Bradford is challenging Olivia Chow’s claim that her administration found $788 million in budget savings, arguing that only $135 million represents actual spending reductions.
