Traveller Arrested in Cocaine Smuggling Attempt Using Cheese Cans
Canadian authorities have intercepted a bold cocaine smuggling attempt that involved an unlikely cover—processed cheese cans. The Canada Border Services…
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Environment · Health · Toronto · Weather
Another Heat Wave Looms for Southern Ontario as Humidex Surpasses 40°C
Southern Ontario is once again bracing for an intense weather event as Environment Canada has issued a new heat warning…
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Housing · News · Real Estate · Toronto · Toronto
When Bold Turns Bizarre: A Look at Home Paint Mistakes in This $900,000 Toronto House
Paint is one of the most powerful tools in home design. With a few coats and some creativity, you can…
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Summer Date Ideas in Toronto
Planning a summer date Toronto style shouldn’t require a PhD in romance logistics. You know the drill—something memorable but not…
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Best Things to Do in Toronto This Fall
Need perfect Toronto fall ideas? From stunning foliage walks and harvest festivals to cozy cafes and seasonal markets, there’s a…
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Activities · Attractions · Toronto · Winter
Best Things to Do in Toronto This Winter
Need cozy Toronto winter ideas? From outdoor skating rinks and winter festivals to heated museums and underground shopping, there’s a…
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Activities · Summer · Toronto
Best Things to Do in Toronto This Summer
Need fresh Toronto summer ideas? From waterfront festivals and island beaches to rooftop patios and outdoor concerts, there’s a wide…
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K-Beauty Layover Toronto Pop-up Lands This September
The K-Beauty Layover Toronto pop-up is set to make its debut this September, marking Canada’s first-ever multi-brand K-Beauty event. Over…
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Secret Service Requests River Level Raise for JD Vance’s Birthday Kayak Trip
The U.S. Secret Service requested an increase in water flow from a lake to ensure safety during JD Vance’s birthday kayak trip. Critics raise concerns over the use of taxpayer funds.
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Calgary Contractor Alan Hrehirchuk Faces New Charges in Ongoing Renovation Scandal
Alan Hrehirchuk is facing new fraud charges after defrauding clients with unfinished home renovation projects. Read about the case and the impact on the victims.
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Meet the Toronto Sausage Supplier Behind the City’s Most Talked-About New Restaurants
In the bustling culinary world of Toronto, a new name is slowly sneaking into the spotlight — not with flashy…
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Finance · Housing · News · Real Estate · Toronto
Toronto Cost of Living in 2025: What It Really Takes to Live Solo
Living in Toronto has never been a budget-friendly venture, and heading into 2025, that reality remains unchanged. For many, especially…
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Housing · News · Politics · Real Estate · Toronto
Is Rental Gender Discrimination Legal in Toronto? A Lawyer Weighs In
Recently, Toronto residents have taken to social media to share their frustrations with being denied rental housing based on gender….
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16 Arrested and $55M in Illegal Cannabis Seized in Massive OPP Bust
Authorities in Ontario have made a significant breakthrough in the fight against illicit drug operations. The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP)…
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Massive 40,000 Sq-Ft Winners Store Opening Soon in Toronto
Toronto’s retail experience is set to receive a major boost this summer with the arrival of a colossal new Winners…
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Housing · News · Real Estate · Toronto · Toronto
Charming Toronto Lakefront Multiplex Lists for Under $3 Million
In a real estate landscape dominated by towering glass condos, a rare and captivating opportunity has emerged on the shores…
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News · Ontario · Politics · Transporation
Ontario Explores 407 Truck Toll Subsidy to Relieve 401 Congestion
The Ontario government has taken a significant step toward addressing congestion along the notoriously busy Highway 401. Accordingly, internal documents…
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Third Teen Charged in Deadly Toronto Teen Stabbing
A tragic case in Toronto’s east end has deepened as a third 16-year-old boy has now been charged with first-degree…
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Man Charged in Ontario Bus Stop Shooting That Killed Innocent Bystander
A tragic case that shook the city of Hamilton has taken a major turn, as police have arrested and charged…
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Tsuut’ina Nation Chief Roy Whitney Charged with Sexual Assault in Historic Cases
Allegations involve two men from Tsuut’ina Nation, with incidents dating back to 1994 and 2005.
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Aurora Borealis Expected to Be Visible Across Canada and U.S. This Week Due to Geomagnetic Storm
Catch the aurora borealis this week as a geomagnetic storm brings the northern lights to more regions across Canada and the U.S. Learn when and where to view this spectacular event.
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IRCC Holds Latest Express Entry Draw for Canadian Experience Class Candidates
IRCC issues 1,000 invitations to Canadian Experience Class candidates with a CRS cut-off of 534 in the August 7, 2025 draw. See program updates and trends.
