A teenage boy who was shot and killed in Toronto’s Jane and Finch neighbourhood on Monday afternoon is being remembered as an “all-around good kid” who “lit up any room that he was in.”
TV stars are shining on the red carpet at the 2026 Emmy Awards.
Registration for the City of Toronto’s fall programming is set to open this week for a range of activities, including after-school programs, swimming lessons, skating classes, camps and more.
Major crime detectives in Victoria are investigating after one person was found dead following a vehicle fire Tuesday.
While about half of the provinces are offering average fees of $10 a day, Ontario has not yet met that goal, with fees capped at $22 a day – still significantly lower from upwards of $70 for some spots before Ontario joined the program four years ago. But some parents and at least one prominent child-care advocate are urging Ontario to worry less at the moment about further lowering fees to $10, and instead prioritize expansion.
Ontario’s Natural Resources Minister Mike Harris pledged Monday better communication on wildfires after many First Nations communities said they received little to no warning about approaching flames this summer.
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