York Region school board investigating after inappropriate content sent to students
York Region District School Board (YRDSB) is investigating after “inappropriate content,” including hateful language, was e-mailed to all students.
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PM Carney, NATO leaders pledge to invest billions more in defence
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‘The mayor keeps dropping the ball’: Bradford on Toronto’s weather response strategies
Sports retailer Decathlon closing all 5 stores in the GTA
Unemployment rate expected to rise, modest recession in late-2025: Deloitte Canada
Ontario’s ombudsman cites poor treatment, overcrowding in correctional system in annual report
Police investigating cellphone store robbery in Etobicoke
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New report reveals how much you need to make to afford a home in Toronto and 12 other Canadian cities
Affordability declined in most major housing markets in May, according to Ratehub.ca’s latest affordability report, with eight of 13 major cities becoming less affordable. However, four became more affordable, with a couple by large margins. Here’s how much money you need to make to live in 13 major cities across Canada.
Toronto
99-year-old woman critically injured after being struck by vehicle in Toronto’s east end
An elderly woman is in life-threatening condition after being hit by a vehicle in Toronto’s east end on Tuesday afternoon.
Canada
Canada commits to new NATO pledge to spend 5% of GDP on defence by 2035, marking biggest increase since WWII
Prime Minister Mark Carney is committing that Canada – along with other NATO allies – will invest five per cent of GDP on defence by 2035, a pledge that will mean billions more in spending per year.
Queen's Park
Ombudsman calls for ‘urgent’ correctional reform after record number of complaints
Ontario’s ombudsman is urging the province to address a “growing crisis” in correctional facilities, pointing to a record number of complaints about facilities in the last year as well as deteriorating conditions.
Toronto City Hall
Olivia Chow pushes for stronger heat contingency plan after record-breaking temperatures
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says she is bringing a motion to city council to fix some of the “gaps” that were exposed in the city’s response to a three-day heat wave this week.
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