Toronto’s Moss Park site will stay open temporarily, easing concerns for users amid ongoing challenges in the opioid crisis Toronto’s Moss Park Safe Consumption Site Receives Lease Extension Relief Toronto: Users of the Moss Park safe consumption site are breathing a sigh of relief. The site won’t close just yet, thanks to a lease extension.…
The federal government is using AI to reduce the Phoenix pay backlog while testing a new system for payroll and HR. Federal Government Leverages AI to Address Phoenix Pay System Backlog Ottawa: The federal government is stepping up its game by using artificial intelligence to tackle the Phoenix pay system backlog. This move comes as…
A fire that ravaged a historic building in Orillia is believed to have been set on purpose, prompting an ongoing investigation by the OPP. OPP Suspects Intentional Fire Destroyed Historic Building in Orillia Orillia: A fire tore through a historic building in Orillia, and the OPP thinks it was intentionally set. The fire broke out…
The race for the Liberal leadership heats up as candidates rush to meet the deadline for submissions and member sign-ups Liberal Leadership Contenders Near Finalization as Deadline Approaches Ottawa: The Liberal Party is buzzing with activity as they gather on Parliament Hill. They’re on the hunt for their next leader, and time is ticking. Today…
Nate Erskine-Smith is pushing Ontario to step up its support for social housing amid rising needs Federal Housing Minister Urges Ontario to Enhance Social Housing Efforts Ottawa: Federal Housing Minister Nate Erskine-Smith is calling on Ontario to step up its game when it comes to social housing. He pointed out that while the province has…
Business owners in Scarborough are fed up with ongoing illegal dumping issues affecting their stores Scarborough Plaza Business Owners Frustrated by Illegal Garbage Dumping Scarborough: Business owners at a plaza are really feeling the heat from illegal garbage dumping. They’re tired of seeing trash piling up around their stores. Nigansha Puvirajah, who runs a family…
The Supreme Court will soon reveal if it will hear a challenge against Quebec’s Bill 21, which restricts religious symbols for public workers. Supreme Court to Decide on Quebec’s Secularism Law Challenge OTTAWA: So, the Supreme Court of Canada is about to decide if they’ll take on a challenge to Quebec’s Bill 21. This law…
Toronto police are set to share new details about a November shootout at a recording studio that led to multiple arrests and ongoing investigations Police to Provide Update on Toronto Recording Studio Shootout Investigation Toronto: So, there was this wild shootout at a recording studio last November. The police are finally ready to give us…
With Trump back in office, Ontario immigration lawyers report a rise in inquiries from Americans seeking to move to Canada. Trump’s Return Sparks Surge in American Calls to Ontario Immigration Lawyers Toronto: As Trump kicks off his second term, Ontario immigration lawyers are seeing more Americans reaching out. They’re curious about moving to Canada, and…
The Liberal Party faces a leadership deadline while Trump targets Canada’s digital tax on tech giants Liberal Leadership Deadline Approaches Amid Trump’s Digital Tax Threat Ottawa: Here’s a quick update on what’s happening today. The Liberal Party is in a bit of a rush as they look for a new leader. They’re meeting on Parliament…