Forest fires in Ontario trigger air quality alert in Toronto amid extreme heat
Environment Canada is warning of poor air quality and extreme heat in Toronto on Monday as southern Ontario braces for a week filled with hot and humid weather.
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Extreme heat and poor air quality in Toronto
PM Mark Carney expected to meet with cabinet over latest Trump tariff threats
Arson suspected after fire breaks out at autobody shop in Scarborough
Woman hospitalized after being shot in North York
Cell phone kiosk robbed at Woodbine Shopping Centre
17-year-old wanted in fatal Hamilton shooting
Uber launching new account to make getting around more accessible for seniors
CN Tower hospitality workers vote to ratify tentative agreement to end strike
In Pictures
'The crown jewel of Muskoka': $22M mansion by Drake’s architect hits the market
A new hilltop estate on Muskoka’s coveted Lake Rosseau is now up for sale at $22,988,888, offering what agents call a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” that may never be built again.
Toronto
Police seek 2 suspects after armed home invasion in Scarborough
Toronto police are seeking two men who they say is wanted in connection with a violent home invasion earlier this week in Scarborough.
Handgun seen during robbery attempt at Mississauga cell phone store, suspect(s) outstanding: police
Police search for suspects who allegedly used stolen card info to buy gas in Brampton
Police cruiser involved in three-vehicle collision in Brampton
Man arrested for sexual assault, Peel police believe there may be additional victims
Queen's Park
Ontario environment minister apologizes for ‘confusion’ over clean water bill letter
Ontario’s environment minister has apologized to First Nation chiefs for any “confusion” his letter caused when he asked the federal government to not reintroduce a bill that would enshrine clean drinking water rights in law.
Toronto City Hall
Staff recommend year-round winter operations unit following review of Toronto’s February snowstorm response
Toronto needs a stronger plan to respond to major snow events, including a year-round dedicated winter operations unit, after an independent review found “significant shortcomings” in the city’s response to February’s major storm event that dumped more than 50 centimetres of snow.
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