Child dies after being found in water in Mississauga park: police
A young child has died after being found in the water at Mississauga’s Erindale Park late Saturday afternoon, police say.
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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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Family still reeling from suspected impaired driving crash in Etobicoke that killed 3 children as funeral date set
The family of three children who were killed in a suspected impaired driving crash in Etobicoke nearly two weeks ago said they’re still reeling from the unimaginable tragedy and are now planning a joint funeral service.
Canada
‘What we can offer is speed’: Modular housing business owner on tackling supply
Factory-built housing makes up a small percentage of Canada’s housing market, but Prime Minister Mark Carney has said prefabricated and modular housing are the future. He has pledged $25 billion in financing to prefabricated home builders as his government aims to double the pace of Canada’s home construction.
Child dies after being found in the water in Mississauga park: police
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
Queen's Park
‘Crazy idea’: Ontario councillors push back as strong mayor powers reach small towns
A month after Ontario’s government extended strong mayor powers to a swath of new municipalities, some leaders are promising never to use the measures — but a chorus of small-town councillors warn that local democracy is under threat.
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.
