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Big court costs possible if city keeps protests away from places of worship in Mississauga
The city could face “significant legal costs” and enforcement challenges should council adopt a new bylaw to keep potentially disruptive protests away from places of worship in Mississauga. That’s one ...
Squamish, B.C., reports progress in fire fight, as northeast hopes for rain
There’s optimism from firefighters and local authorities as crews battle blazes in opposite corners of British Columbia ...
Benefit of over $2,000 opening this month to eligible Canadians
A new financial benefit is on its way for all eligible Canadians. Today, Employment and Social Development Canada announced that applications for the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) will open on June ...
Aurora viewing, off-grid adventures among top trips in Canada
From hiking adventures to Northern Lights viewing — interest in travelling within Canada has grown this year. A recent Travel Industry Council of Ontario survey found over half of respondents across ...
‘Misinformation’ on election changes has Ontario mayor on offensive
Electing regional councillors by ward is about “refining democracy, not reducing it,” said Whitby Mayor Elizabeth Roy in a statement released Friday in an attempt to dispel “misinformation” in the ...
After $25 million renovation, recreation centre reopens in Brampton
Brampton residents will get to see what the big fuss is all about. Following several years of work and $25 million worth of upgrades and renovations, the Balmoral Recreation Centre is set to throw ...
Dozens of Ontario restaurants make top 100 patio dining list in Canada
Summer is nearly here and that means it is patio season. The Top 100 Restaurants for Outdoor Dining in 2025 is out from online restaurant reservation service OpenTable. The list is compiled by ...
New rules for food vendors in Brampton: Here’s what you need to know
New rules will impact the way food vendors operate in Brampton. The new regulations will cover all mobile food vendors, ...
‘Paying off car’ first on list for $50,000 Ontario lottery winner
A Whitby man had to see the store clerk’s jaw drop before he realized his $50,000 INSTANT CROSSWORD winning ticket was real. Gordon Ross, 61, a father of one and grandfather of three, has been playing ...
New school breaks ground in Mississauga after old one was demolished
Construction on a new school in Mississauga has officially broken ground. The Peel District School Board said that ...
Police in eastern Ontario on the hunt for three women wanted for assault, forcible confinement
One person has been charged and arrest warrants have been issued for three women in connection with a serious assault in Deseronto last month that sent one person to hospital with serious but non-life ...
Super cheap $15 trips from Toronto to Montreal now available
Super cheap travel from Toronto to Montreal is now on offer. Summer officially starts next week on June 20 and those looking for a budget getaway may want to check out a new option. Megabus is ...