Police release new details about deadly hit-and-run in Vaughan
Police say a 60-year-old woman who was killed in a hit-and-run in Vaughan on Sunday night was a live-in-care giver who was walking to work when she was struck.
In Pictures
Welcome to Parliament: What a decade-long rehab could look like
Conceptual images provided by the Senate of Canada and the NCC show what the future Centre Block and Parliament Welcome Centre on Parliament Hill might look like when a years-long, multibillion-dollar rehabilitation process is complete.
Toronto
Rising mortgage rates, tariff tensions weigh on Greater Toronto September home sales
Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area were down in September from a year ago, while average prices continued to decline as soft conditions persist in some parts of the housing market.
Canada
Author Galloway 'floored' by accuser's emails disclosed in his defamation lawsuit
Former University of B.C. professor and author Steven Galloway says he was shocked and “floored” by the contents of emails disclosed in his defamation lawsuit over unproven sexual assault allegations that ended his career.
Queen's Park
Don't target all students for possible OSAP misuse at a few schools, association says
Career Colleges Ontario is urging the provincial government to reinstate student financial aid for career college students who were already approved for funds and are actively attending in-person classes.
Talk Shows
Toronto City Hall
‘We’re saving lives’: Chris Alexander unveils plan to move Toronto’s unhoused into apartments
Toronto mayoral candidate Chris Alexander is promising to move thousands of people experiencing homelessness out of shelters and into permanent housing, aiming for 1,000 placements by summer 2027 as part of a four-year plan to relieve pressure on the city’s over-burdened shelter system.
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