Traffic ‘absolutely jammed’ after collision on Hwy. 401 in Scarborough
All eastbound express lanes on Hwy. 401 in Scarborough are closed following a single-vehicle collision.
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‘$1,500 to $14K in one year is insane:’ Sports groups say rental fees have skyrocketed at York Region schoolsOpens in new window
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Family of teen injured in Toronto crash launch $16M lawsuit that blames removal of speed camerasOpens in new window
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‘I lost that man who is my whole life’: Widow speaks out after deadly industrial accident in Richmond HillOpens in new window
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These are all the stars spotted in Toronto for TIFF
Some of the world's biggest stars are hitting the red carpet for this year's Toronto International Film Festival. Nearly 300 titles are showing at this year’s TIFF, including over 60 world premieres.
Toronto
‘One-to-one craftsmanship’: This Toronto artist is exchanging her original art with local restaurants for a meal
After a deep breath, Reissa Lee walks into a restaurant and asks to speak to the manager. Not to complain, but to make a trade: her original artwork, framed and ready to hang, for a single meal.
Canada
Is a university degree still worth it? Why one hiring expert says ‘yes’
As roughly two million students return to Canadian colleges and universities this month, some are questioning whether a degree is still worth the time and money, as grads face a job market that is rapidly changing in the age of artificial intelligence.
Queen's Park
Ontario Science Centre laying off entire science department
The Ontario Science Centre has laid off 30 workers including the entire science department, The Canadian Press has learned. Science centre CEO Paul Kortenaar told employees at a meeting Thursday that the organization is being restructured.
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Toronto City Hall
Ontario minister pledges better communication during wildfire season
Ontario’s natural resources minister has pledged better communication on wildfires going forward.
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