Who’s responsible? Pearson tag-switching victims sue across the system
More than two dozen Canadians accused of international drug smuggling are now turning to a personal injury lawyer, claiming they were victims of a bag tag switching scheme.
In Pictures
Toronto
This North York neighbourhood is demanding a traffic light after eight-year-old girl was struck by a driver
Residents are calling for a traffic light to be installed at an intersection in North York where an eight-year-old girl was seriously injured last month, and the city says it is investigating now whether one is warranted.
Canada
Ontario cancer patient calls for action on lab delays and technologist shortages
An Ontario man diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer is encouraging the Ontario government to keep making progress when it comes to delays relating to the province’s lab technologist shortage.
Queen's Park
Joly set to hold meeting in Toronto with Stellantis, union and Ontario minister
Industry Minister Mélanie Joly is set to hold a four-way meeting today with automaker Stellantis, the union representing its more than 9,000 workers in Canada, and representatives of the Ontario government.
Talk Shows
Toronto City Hall
Toronto introduces hiring freeze amid $1.1B shortfall
Toronto is implementing a hiring freeze as it stares down a shortfall of $1.1 billion in its 2027 budget.
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