Motorist has ‘significant’ injuries following Vaughan hit-and-run: police
A motorcyclist has "significant," but non-life-threatening, injuries following a fail-to-remain crash in Vaughan on Sunday evening, say police.
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These are some of the GTA homes listed for just $1
Take a look at some of the homes that are currently for sale for just $1 in the GTA.
Toronto
Taste of the Danforth cancelled for second year in a row
The Taste of the Danforth, one of the most beloved festivals in the city, usually held during the second weekend of August, was quietly cancelled this year.
Canada
‘There’s just too many fires’: Calls grow for national wildfire agency
The intense wildfire season in Canada is expected to be drawn out well into the winter, and already 7.3 million hectares of land from coast to coast have been scorched, renewing calls that a national fire administration is needed more than ever.
Court overturns decision by Brampton judge not to sentence five-time convicted impaired driver to jail
Dirt bike rider who allegedly struck police officer in Mississauga on Canada Day arrested
Peel police could soon roll out drones for 911 response calls
2 teens charged after man stabbed while trying to stop vehicle break-ins in Mississauga
Queen's Park
Grocery stores mull ending alcohol sale over Ontario’s recycling rule
Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s push to make alcohol more easily available to shoppers could face a setback as grocery stores reassess whether to keep selling beer, wine, and ready-to-drink beverages when new recycling rules come into effect in the new year.
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Toronto City Hall
City staff refuse to work at 2 Toronto indoor pools, citing unsafe conditions due to humidity
Staff at two indoor pools in Toronto refused to work on Tuesday, citing unsafe conditions due to the heat and humidity.
