Proposed amendments to Toronto’s dangerous dogs bylaw to be considered
A number of steps aimed at strengthening Toronto’s dangerous dogs bylaw will be considered at Tuesday’s Economic and Community Development Committee.
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IN PHOTOS: A new look at the revitalized St. Lawrence Market North building
After years of construction and delays, the City of Toronto is set to unveil the new edition of the St. Lawrence Market North building this Saturday.
Toronto
Proposed amendments to Toronto’s dangerous dogs bylaw to be considered
A number of steps aimed at strengthening Toronto’s dangerous dogs bylaw will be considered at Tuesday’s Economic and Community Development Committee.
Canada
B.C. billionaire interested in buying Hudson’s Bay stores
B.C. billionaire Weihong Liu recently took to Chinese social media platform RedNote saying she wants to “make the Bay great again.”
Two teens from Waterloo Region last seen in Brampton
Youth charged following sexual assault and indecent act investigation in Brampton
Thornhill man charged in ‘child luring and sexual assault’ investigation, police appealing for victims
24-year-old London woman caught driving 165 km/h in a Brampton 60 zone: police
Queen's Park
COVID-19 rules barring protests in 2021 were unconstitutional: Ontario’s top court
Ontario’s top court has ruled that provincial restrictions on gatherings that prohibited peaceful protests for several weeks during the COVID-19 pandemic were unconstitutional.
Toronto City Hall
Toronto councillors vote to give themselves a 24 per cent raise
Toronto city council has voted in favour of increasing the salary for councillors by 24 per cent from $137,537 to $170,588.
