Suspect who allegedly sent Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown ‘egregious’ death threat arrested
Peel police have arrested a man who allegedly made a death threat against Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown and his family last month.
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‘Huge fail’ on city’s attempt to clear snow after series of storms
Suspect allegedly used computer server in Sweden to send death threats to Patrick Brown
Man sentenced to 16 years for smuggling $13M worth of meth into Canada from Detroit
Toronto’s handling of major snowfall under scrutiny, Chow calls it a ‘failure’
Police find several empty shell casings after gunfire reports in Brampton
First Nations launch constitutional challenge against mining expenditure bills
Canada’s Wonderland’s Alpen Fury ride now open to the public
Toronto police kick off Caribbean Carnival festival
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Here are the top universities in North America, according to a new 2025 ranking
The Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings 2025 assess universities worldwide based on their commitment to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) – which totals 17. While Canada boasts seven institutions in the top 50 of the overall ranking, U.S. representation has dropped. In North America, only three institutions made the global top 10. Arizona State University (Tempe) and Queen’s University tied for sixth globally while the University of Alberta place eighth.
Toronto
Toronto will feel like 40 today as heat warning, special air quality statement continue
Environment Canada says Torontonians will continue to see diminished air quality and extreme heat on Wednesday with the temperature feeling like 40 this afternoon.
Canada
‘Public is not picking this up’: study warns of rise in stimulant-related deaths
A growing number of overdose deaths in North America involve a dangerous combination of opioids and stimulants, a trend that researchers are calling a “silent epidemic.”
Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown target of death threat
13 members of ‘violent criminal network’ arrested after home invasions, car thefts that ‘terrorized’ community: Peel police
Seizure of weapons parts at Mississauga mail sorting facility leads to charges against two Ontario men
Handgun seen during robbery attempt at Mississauga cell phone store, suspect(s) outstanding: police
Queen's Park
First Nations chiefs worry Bills 5 and C-5 will enable environmental destruction
First Nations chiefs behind a legal challenge to a pair of federal and provincial laws meant to fast-track infrastructure projects say they are turning to the courts because they worry the laws will lead to environmental destruction.
Toronto City Hall
Chow says city staff ‘failed’ in handling of record Toronto snowstorm
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says city staff “failed in their job” during this year’s record-breaking snowstorm, pointing to broken plows, ignored 311 calls, and misleading public updates that left neighbourhoods buried for weeks.
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