Toronto highway closures for planned roadwork on Jan. 20
Highway 400, Highway 401 and Highway 427 are affected
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Parks and wrecks: Toronto is set to spend a record amount on fixing public greenspaces and potholed roads — and it still won’t be enough
The proposed 2025 city budget earmarks a record $32.4 billion to fixing the city’s aging infrastructure over the next 10 years — with $2.9 billion to be spent this year alone.
Six taken to hospital, including four police officers, after vehicle goes into water in Ashbridges Bay
A marine rescue was underway on Sunday night after two people in a vehicle went into the water at Ashbridges Bay Park Road.
Doug Ford’s plan to slash drug consumption sites in half is deadly, costly says Toronto’s top doctor
Dr. Na-Koshie Lamptey also highlighted the impact that closing half the city’s sites would have on emergency services and hospitals.
61 sickened in 5 provinces in salmonella outbreak linked to mini pastries
The CFIA said illnesses linked to Sweet Cream mini pastries have been reported in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick, including 17 hospitalizations.
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Baby dies after rescue from Ontario house fire; 3 others hospitalized
A Saturday morning house fire in Toronto claimed the life of an eight-month-old baby and sent three others to hospital, including a critically injured man now in police custody.
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A polar vortex is hitting Toronto. From your home’s water pipes to preventing frostbite, here’s how to stay safe
Here’s everything to know about getting ready for the incoming stretch of cold weather.
Right to repair movement sees progress but advocates say it’s no easy fix
A massaging hair brush that won’t vibrate and a gramophone that stopped spinning were no match for the fix-it extraordinaires at Repair Café Toronto.
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Building ‘fully engulfed’ in flames, one person rescued from roof after two-alarm fire in East York
Police were called to the area of Pape and Mortimer avenues at around 6 a.m. on Sunday due to the flames.
A legal bid by developers to strike down Toronto’s green building rules would ‘gut’ the city’s housing standards, say critics
RESCON has asked an Ontario court to rule that Toronto doesn’t have jurisdiction to set its own requirements for new construction above and beyond what is already in the provincial building code.