Hot temperatures cause for concern for B.C. farmers
As temperatures rise, industry leaders say B.C. farmers are bracing for the challenges of what could be a hot summer.
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‘Unacceptable’: TTC CEO orders suspension of work car fleet after latest hydraulic fluid spill on Line 2
The TTC is launching a full internal review and suspending its fleet of work cars after a second hydraulic fluid
Pedestrian struck by 1 of 2 vehicles involved in Etobicoke crash: police
One person suffered serious injuries after being struck by one of two vehicles involved in a collision in Etobicoke on
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Toronto opens 2026 golf season. What you need to know before hitting the greens
Toronto launched its 2026 golf season Friday morning at Dentonia Park Golf Course, with Councillor Paula Fletcher (Toronto-Danforth) on hand
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Police investigate early-morning tow truck fire in Mississauga
Peel Regional Police (PRP) are investigating an early‑morning tow truck fire that broke out Friday in Mississauga. Emergency crews were
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Rain and cloudy weekend weather ahead in Montreal
After a mid-week sunshine tease, Montrealers will need to keep their umbrellas close this weekend as rainy weather is in
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Expect technical problems when Quebec’s digital health records is launched: Santé Quebec CEO
We should expect minor technical issues in the first few weeks following the rollout of the Digital Health Record (DSN),
Montreal police investigate suspicious vehicle fire in Verdun
Montreal police (SPVM) are investigating a suspicious vehicle fire in the city’s Verdun borough early Friday morning. Police say they
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Montreal gas prices drop below $2 amid fragile Middle East ceasefire
Gas prices in Montreal dropped below $2 Friday amid a ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran. Prices hovered around $1.88
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2nd TTC oil spill this week shuts down stretch of Line 2 from Ossington to Woodbine
Toronto’s Line 2 Bloor–Danforth subway is facing major disruptions on Friday after a hydraulic fluid spill forced the TTC to
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