Toronto to see hot weekend, with humidex values in the 40s
Toronto is in for a hot weekend. The temperature will climb to 31 C on Saturday and Sunday, but the humidity will make it feel closer to 40.
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Police update on ‘major collision’ in Mississauga that sent five people to hospital
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Measles cases dropped in Ontario
Shock and sadness on Scarborough street where two men discovered dead inside home
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Shock and sadness on Scarborough street after 2 men found dead in home
Residents of a Scarborough neighbourhood are expressing shock and sadness after learning two men were found dead in a home in their community.
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B.C. field coroners get $32 an hour to face scenes of death. Some say it’s not enough
Field coroners say they are among the most underpaid workers in B.C.'s emergency services sector, receiving just over $32 an hour as they work on scenes that can be risky and stressful.
Vehicle in crash that sent 4 kids to hospital involved in ‘interaction’ at Mississauga gym
Suspected drunk driver arrested twice in Caledon in June: police
Montreal man wanted in intimate partner violence probe in Peel Region surrenders to police
3 men, 1 youth charged with multiple firearm offences following Mississauga traffic stop
Queen's Park
Ontario calling for more private clinics to handle hip and knee surgeries
The Ontario government says it would like to see up to 20,000 more orthopedic surgeries, such as hip and knee replacements, performed at private community surgical centres around the province over the next two years and is providing $125 million to make it happen.
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‘We’re not letting it go’: Advocates say government needs to do more to ensure people aren’t living in scorching hot apartments
In the wake of a sweltering heat wave in the Greater Toronto Area, tenant advocates and some lawmakers say more needs to be done to improve temperature regulations for rental units.
Home insurance rate transparency needed as extreme weather costs rise: complaint
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Canadian exports to U.S. continue to drop, reach one of lowest proportions on record
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