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Alberta's Housing Success: Lessons for Ontario's Approval Processes

2 months ago

Alberta's Housing Success: Lessons for Ontario's Approval Processes

Alberta's Bill 28 streamlines housing development approvals, offering a model for Ontario to address its housing supply challenges.

Toronto Opens Applications for 2026 Municipal Election Jobs

2 months ago

Toronto Opens Applications for 2026 Municipal Election Jobs

Toronto Elections is now accepting applications for paid positions for the upcoming municipal election on October 26, 2026, aimed at enhancing community participation and service skills.

Toronto Public Health Issues Alert Over Potential Measles Exposure

2 months ago

Toronto Public Health Issues Alert Over Potential Measles Exposure

Toronto Public Health has issued a warning to residents about potential exposure to measles at various locations within the city, urging those who may be affected to take necessary precautions.

Toronto Public Health Issues Alert for Potential Measles Exposure

2 months ago

Toronto Public Health Issues Alert for Potential Measles Exposure

Toronto Public Health has issued a warning regarding potential exposure to measles for residents, urging those who may have been in contact to check their vaccination status.

Toronto Public Health Reports Travel-Related Measles Exposure

2 months ago

Toronto Public Health Reports Travel-Related Measles Exposure

Toronto Public Health has confirmed a case of travel-related measles, alerting the public to potential exposure at multiple healthcare locations in Scarborough during late June 2026. Residents are advised to check their vaccination status and monitor for symptoms.

Toronto Launches Summerlicious to Celebrate Culinary Diversity

2 months ago

Toronto Launches Summerlicious to Celebrate Culinary Diversity

The City of Toronto has officially launched the Summerlicious event, inviting residents and visitors to explore the city's vibrant food scene through diverse culinary offerings.

Summerlicious Launches Today, Celebrating Toronto's Culinary Diversity

2 months ago

Summerlicious Launches Today, Celebrating Toronto's Culinary Diversity

The City of Toronto kicks off Summerlicious, an annual event showcasing the city's diverse culinary scene through specially curated menus from local restaurants.

Charming 3-Bedroom Semi-Detached Home in The Beaches Sells for Over Asking Price

2 months ago

Charming 3-Bedroom Semi-Detached Home in The Beaches Sells for Over Asking Price

A stunning 3-bedroom home located at 138 Lee Avenue in The Beaches has sold for $1,340,000, reflecting the neighborhood's desirability and the property's unique features.

Ontario's Second Construction Death Review Highlights Risks and Recommendations for Worker Safety

2 months ago

Ontario's Second Construction Death Review Highlights Risks and Recommendations for Worker Safety

The second Construction Death Review Committee report has been released, analyzing 43 construction-related fatalities in Ontario from 2015 to 2023, emphasizing the need for improved safety measures and worker training.

Alberta Premier Smith Promises Collaboration with Indigenous Groups on New Pipeline Amid Tensions

2 months ago

Alberta Premier Smith Promises Collaboration with Indigenous Groups on New Pipeline Amid Tensions

Amid ongoing tensions with First Nations, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announces a new pipeline project aimed at increasing oil exports to Asia, emphasizing the need for collaboration with Indigenous groups.

Aecon Group Secures $4.6 Billion Contract for Major Power Generation Project in Alberta

2 months ago

Aecon Group Secures $4.6 Billion Contract for Major Power Generation Project in Alberta

Aecon Group Inc. has been awarded a multibillion-dollar contract for the Greenlight Electricity Centre project in Sturgeon County, Alberta, which is set to become one of the province's largest sources of dispatchable power generation.

B.C. Supreme Court Denies Landowner's Request to Reopen Landmark Aboriginal Title Case

2 months ago

B.C. Supreme Court Denies Landowner's Request to Reopen Landmark Aboriginal Title Case

The B.C. Supreme Court has ruled against Montrose Properties' attempt to reopen a significant Aboriginal title decision impacting the Cowichan Tribes' claim over lands in Richmond.