The premier hinted Monday that the reopening of Ontario’s economy may be done quicker than his government’s current plan.
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Man seriously injured in stabbing at Eglinton and Richardson
A man in his early 60s is in serious condition after being stabbed in the city’s west end on Monday night.
Toronto teacher who led fatal school canoe trip testifies at negligence trial
A Toronto teacher who led a school canoe trip during which a teenage student drowned told his trial Monday that he didn’t follow certain safety guidelines established for such trips because they didn’t reflect industry standards and would have prevented some kids from participating.
Canada’s tragic residential school reckoning could be grim harbinger for U.S.
WASHINGTON — It took just two weeks for the first Indigenous cabinet member in American history to publicly express her deep personal dismay at the grim residential school revelations emanating from north of the border.
Families cling to hope as condo collapse toll rises to 9
SURFSIDE, Fla. (AP) — The death toll from the collapse of a Florida beachfront condo building has risen to nine as search-and-rescue efforts continue, Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava said Sunday.
Toronto sets single-day North American record with 26,771 doses administered
A mass vaccination clinic held Sunday at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto administered close to 27,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, setting a new North American single-day record.
Epidemiologist calls COVID-19 death of Winnipeg girl under 10 ‘tragic’ but ‘rare’
WINNIPEG (CityNews) — An epidemiologist says the death of a child under the age of 10 years old in Manitoba due to COVID-19 is an extremely rare occurrence, but still serves as a tragic reminder that the virus is still present in our lives.
CN Tower to be lit orange on Canada Day in solidarity with Indigenous communities
As Canada’s Indigenous communities grapple with the horrific discovery of 751 unmarked graves at a former residential school in Saskatchewan, Toronto is offering condolences and symbols of support.
‘They made us believe we didn’t have souls:’ Marieval residential school survivor
A Cowessess First Nation elder is recalling the abusive and dehumanizing experiences she had while attending a residential school in Saskatchewan as news of the hundreds of unmarked graves found at the site rippled around the world.
Toronto police pilot program will see mental health calls diverted to crisis centre
Toronto police are launching a one-year pilot project which will see some 911 calls diverted to a community-based crisis response centre.