Trump doubles steel tariffs to 50% in ‘major announcement’
U.S. President Donald Trump announced Friday that he would set tariffs on steel imported into the United States at 50 per cent, double their current rate.
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Community still reeling in Pickering as video of suspect prior to fatal stabbing released
‘Absolutely terrible and disgusting’: Residents react to fatal stabbing in Pickering
Teen girl found guilty of manslaughter in homeless man’s swarming death in Toronto
Ont. Premier Ford meets with Canada-U.S. trade council
Video appears to show person matching description of suspect in Pickering stabbing
Police charge 14-year-old following emergency alert and manhunt
Police provide an update on elderly woman killed in unprovoked attack
Education minister moves to fire trustee over unpaid $10K Italy trip bill
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These Toronto buildings were recognized as among the world's best
The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) announced the winners of its 2025 Award of Excellence competition last week and nine Toronto buildings bagged 12 awards across 20 categories.
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Vandals keep damaging Toronto’s speed cameras. This is what advocates say the city should do next
With hundreds of Toronto speed cameras vandalized this year, road safety advocates are sounding the alarm and urging city officials to start redesigning roads rather than relying on automated enforcement.
Canada
Northern Alberta woman hopes to reunite with family soon after mandatory wildfire evacuation
Tumultuous weather in parts of Alberta over the last 24 hours sparked new wildfires and fanned existing ones already out of control, prompting more mandatory evacuations.
Investigation underway after 2 men stabbed during ‘disturbance’ in Mississauga: police
Driver charged after jackknifed tractor-trailer damages guide rail on Hwy. 401 in Mississauga: OPP
Mississauga man arrested in Toronto following shooting in Kanata
Ontario woman’s vehicle repossessed after 2 missed car payments
Queen's Park
Education minister looks to fire school trustee who he says didn’t pay for pricey Italy trip
Education Minister Paul Calandra said he is looking into firing a Catholic school trustee who he claims hasn’t paid back his portion of a hefty bill for a trip to Italy.
Toronto City Hall
It will soon be easier for residents in some Toronto neighbourhoods to sign up for recreation programs
Residents living near six recreational centres will be able to sign up for programs a week before registration opens to the general public.
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