Man, woman in their 70s dead after shooting in Scarborough hospital parking lot
A man and woman in their 70s, who were believed to be married, are dead following a shooting outside of a hospital in Scarborough on Monday afternoon.
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9 of Canada's top restaurants are in Toronto, according to a new ranking. Take a closer look at the list
Air Canada has unveiled the top 30 contenders for best new restaurants across the country this year. Would you hop on a plane to try out any of these spots?
Toronto
Toronto parking lot could be transformed into micro-home community for the homeless
A underused parking lot at the rear of a commercial building in southwest Scarborough could soon be transformed into a micro-home community for people experiencing homelessness.
Canada
As costs climb, more P.E.I. families seek help with baby basics
A P.E.I. pregnancy centre is seeing rising demand for free diapers, formula, clothing and other baby essentials as families struggle with the high cost of living.
Queen's Park
Ontario to standardize truck driver training after scathing auditor general report
Ontario is introducing standardized entry-level training for commercial truck drivers.
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Toronto City Hall
‘The system isn’t working:’ Mayoral candidate wants to hike TTC fares to bring in millions in new revenue
Mayoral candidate Chris Alexander is promising to hike TTC fares and crack down on fare enforcement in an effort to generate an estimated $100 million in new revenue that he says could be put towards “fixing” the system.
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