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Toronto
What’s Open And Closed In Toronto On Christmas 2023
With both Christmas Day and Boxing Day being statutory holidays in Ontario, many stores will be closed or have reduced hours during the most wonderful time of the year.
Dec 22, 2023
Transportation
All TTC Subway Riders To Get Cell Service, Not Just Rogers Customers
All Toronto subway riders will have access to cell service on the TTC by October 3, regardless of who their mobile carrier is.
News
“A Record-Setting Pace”: Canada’s Population Will Hit 40M On Friday
The Canadian population is growing at a "record-setting pace," according to Statistics Canada, and will hit the 40 million mark on Friday.
News
18-Year-Old Charged in Alleged Roofing Scam, Toronto Police Warn of More Victims
Toronto Police have charged an 18-year-old man in an alleged roofing scam that targeted two Toronto neighbourhoods.
Tudor-Style North Saanich Estate In BC Hits Market For $2.4M
The beautiful home sits at 1345 Readings Drive in North Saanich, located on Vancouver Island in British Columbia.
News
Immigration Pushes Canada's Population Growth Rate to Highest Level Since 1957
After a record-high increase of over a million people between January 1, 2022 and January 1, 2023, Canada now has a population of 39,566,248.
Toronto
Josh Matlow Announces Run For Toronto Mayor With Plan to Increase Property Taxes
Josh Matlow is joining the race to mayor of Toronto, announcing his run on Tuesday along with a tax plan to get city services back on track.
Toronto
Ana Bailão Announces Run For Toronto Mayor, Resigns From Dream Unlimited
Former city councillor Ana Bailão is tossing her hat in the ring to become Toronto's next mayor, officially confirming her run on Friday.
Toronto
News
Date Announced For Toronto's Mayoral By-Election
Less than a week after former Mayor John Tory's final day in office, a date to determine Toronto's new leader has been set.
Toronto
Direct Flights from Downtown Toronto to Mont-Tremblant Are Back
It’s now more convenient to hit the pristine powder of Mont-Tremblant, thanks to the return of direct flights from Billy Bishop Airport.
News
BC Gov To Provide $60M to School Districts to Counter Inflation
To counter inflation, the BC government is allocating $60M towards a new Student and Family Affordability Fund for school districts.
News
Toronto Cracks Down on Noise on City Streets
Today, Toronto City Council approved and introduced measures to limit noise in residential neighbourhoods and on city streets.
News
Here's What's Being Impacted by the Rogers Outage
Beginning at around 5 a.m., Rogers and Fido users have been unable to access internet and cable television, make phone calls, and use their debit and credit cards.
Community
Here's How to Celebrate Black History Month in Toronto
Looking to celebrate Black History Month in Toronto? The City has released a number of virtual events and programs.
Toronto
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