Premier Doug Ford visits Thunder Bay as fires rage in northern Ontario
Premier Doug Ford is asking people fleeing northern Ontario wildfires to not return to their homes, saying going back to evacuated areas could jeopardize firefighting efforts.
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In Pictures
This is what parts of Ontario and the U.S. look like due to wildfire smoke
The wildfire smoke from northern Ontario is billowing across the province, deteriorating the air quality and wiping a sepia-toned filter against the skies.
Toronto
Poor air quality-related emergency visits spiked at 2 Toronto hospitals on Wednesday
Two emergency departments in Toronto say preliminary data shows a significant jump in visits for “respiratory and air-quality” issues on Wednesday.
Canada
Tornado alerts lifted in Southern Ontario, thunderstorm watches in effect. Live updates here.
The City of Toronto is under a 'severe' thunderstorm watch and air quality warning as Environment Canada says smoke from wildfires in northwestern Ontario continues to linger and blanket the city.
Queen's Park
‘I made a mistake:’ Stan Cho resigns from Ford cabinet over Toronto hotel expense claims
Ontario Tourism, Culture and Gaming Minister Stan Cho has resigned from Premier Doug Ford’s cabinet, saying he made “a mistake” by claiming accommodation expenses for overnight stays in Toronto.
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Toronto City Hall
Toronto is looking to have more pedestrian-friendly streets. What could that look like?
Toronto is looking at having more pedestrian-friendly streets throughout the city, where people can walk arm-in-arm from store to restaurant without worrying about oncoming traffic or waiting for street lights to change.
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