More than 150 families have been left scrambling after a Mississauga school suddenly announced it will not reopen in September.
Parents scrambling as Mississauga school announces imminent closure Read More »
As hot weather starts settling into southern Ontario and the region prepares to mark Pride Month, advocates who use Hanlan’s
On Monday, the City of Montreal held an event to mark the closing of the Asian Heritage Month of May.
Asian Heritage Month reminds Montreal that belonging is more than being seen Read More »
Toronto police are investigating a shooting in the city’s east-end. Emergency crews were called to the Greenwood-Coxwell neighbourhood, near Walpole
Man in his 30s found with gunshot wounds in Toronto’s east-end Read More »
The City of Montreal announced that it will increase its funding for homelessness prevention programs to $3.4 million ahead of
Montreal increases funding for homelessness prevention ahead of July 1 moving day Read More »
The City of Montreal is calling on residents to reduce their water consumption over the coming weeks as emergency repairs
Montreal urges residents to cut water use amid emergency aqueduct repairs Read More »
The City of Montreal has launched a new online platform providing public access to bicycle traffic data collected across the
Montreal launches new online platform tracking bicycle traffic across the city Read More »
A battle over naming rights payments for the Paramount Fine Foods Centre in Mississauga is deepening as the company and
Thousands of cyclists are expected to take part in the Go Bike Montreal Festival this weekend, prompting major traffic disruptions
Festival Go vélo Montréal returns this weekend with Tour la Nuit and Tour de l’Île Read More »
Community advocates allege homeless people have been facing escalating violence at the hands of security guards at Toronto’s Union Station
Union Station security targeting homeless people ahead of World Cup, Toronto group says Read More »
