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Toronto to activate additional common area spaces at shelters amid smoky conditions

The smoky air in Toronto is set to get worse before it gets better as hazy conditions continue on Thursday.
Girl rescued from burning home in Brampton last week has died: OFM

A girl rescued from a burning home in Brampton last week has died in the hospital, Ontario's fire marshal said on Friday.
Saunders calls on other candidates to support him to ‘stop Chow’

Mayoral candidate Mark Saunders on Thursday urged others who are running to get in line behind him in order to "stop Olivia Chow,” but the appeal is drawing little enthusiasm.
Stay away from raccoons and other wild animals, warns Toronto Public Health

Toronto Public Health (TPH) is advising residents to avoid physical contact with raccoons and other wild animals due to a “significant increase” in the number of sick and injured raccoons around the city.
Ontario hospitals told to 'be alert' for increasing trend of invasive Group A strep

Ontario hospitals and pediatric physicians are being told to 'be alert' for symptoms of invasive Group A Streptococcal Disease (iGAS) after an “increasing trend” has been identified.
One person without vital signs after collision in Caledon

One person is without vital signs after a motorcycle and a car collided in Caledon.
Advance voting begins in the Toronto mayoral byelection today. Here’s what you need to know

Advance voting begins in Toronto’s mayoral byelection today and will run through June 13. Here’s what you need to know
Demand for air purifiers on the rise as smoky conditions persist from wildfires

The spread of smoke from wildfires across Canada in recent weeks has prompted an uptick in demand for air purifiers, as manufacturers and distributors say it appears Canadians are increasingly looking for ways to keep the air in their homes or workplaces clean.
From hoses and shovels to water bombers: how wildfires are being fought across Canada

The techniques used to put out the wildfires that are burning across Canada vary somewhat depending on geography, but ultimately they depend on people on the ground with hoses and shovels digging out hot spots one by one, experts say.
TPS officer facing new charge in connection with probe into theft of missing man's debit card

A Toronto police officer with 16 years of service has been charged with failing to comply with a release order in connection with his alleged involvement in the theft of a missing person’s debit card.
Alberta premier, fresh off election victory, set to announce new cabinet team

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is expected to name her new cabinet today, coming off her United Conservative Party’s election win last month.
Man charged in connection with Oshawa machete attack

A 44-year-old man is facing several charges following a machete attack in Oshawa last week.
Ontario MPPs wrap up work at Queen’s Park for the summer

Ontario politicians wrapped up their work on Thursday, adjourning the legislature for four months.
Hamilton police officer charged with sexual assault: SIU

A Hamilton police officer has been charged in connection with the alleged sexual assault of a woman.
Ont. to boost early childhood educator wages in bid to ease staff shortage

Ontario is set to increase the wages of early childhood educators in a bid to boost recruitment and retention amid a staff shortage that advocates warn could hamper the growth of the national $10-a-day child-care program.
Wildfires, smoke having 'huge impact' on some tourism operators across Canada

Raging wildfires and smoky skies across much of Canada have put a damper on travel this summer, resulting in cancelled plans and closed businesses.
Wildfires still causing smoke problems in much of Canada, though weekend may improve

Air pollution from wildfires remained well above healthy levels across much of southern and northern Ontario and several communities in British Columbia and Alberta on Thursday.
Jays pitcher Anthony Bass meets with Pride Toronto director after apologizing for post

Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass said he's “in a better place moving forward” after speaking with Pride Toronto's executive director in the wake of his social media post that supported anti-2SLGBTQ+ boycotts.
Trudeau says kids denied a Pride flag at their schools have one on Parliament Hill

Children who do not see a Pride flag at their schools should know one is flying for them on Parliament Hill, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday, as he condemned the sharp rise in laws curtailing the rights of transgender people across the United States.
1 person seriously injured after crash in North York

One person was taken to hospital with serious injuries this morning following a collision in North York.
Alleged Toronto anti-cyclist road rage incident caught on camera
Toronto air quality reaches 'high risk' level due to Ontario, Quebec wildfire smoke
Person pronounced dead following fire at 'very complex' building in west Toronto
Number of forest fires in Ontario up compared to same time last year
Toronto police investigating after mail-in voting drop box vandalized

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