Toronto landlord shocked after receiving $32K ‘catch-up’ water bill
The City of Toronto will soon start replacing 470,000 Water Meter Transmission Units (MTUs) after they failed prematurely.
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In Pictures
Take a closer look at Drake's giant ice sculpture in downtown Toronto
Toronto's very own Drake strategically placed a mountain of bright blue ice blocks right in the downtown core, with details of his much-anticipated album's release date buried deep inside.
Toronto
Major closure of Gardiner Expressway planned for this weekend
Portions of the Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway will be fully closed this weekend as the city carries out infrastructure maintenance and preparation for the FIFA World Cup.
Canada
Criminal networks using young people from India for extortion schemes, Fintrac warns
Canada’s financial intelligence agency says criminal organizations appear to be using young students from India to help extort people and businesses in South Asian communities across the country.
Queen's Park
NDP, Liberals speaking out after Ford government moves to host late-night session amid changes to FOI legislation
The Ontario NDP and Liberal parties are speaking out after the Ford government moved to host a late-night session on Wednesday, which they both say is being done to push through changes to Freedom of Information (FOI) legislation, effectively blocking access to the premier’s cellphone records.
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Toronto City Hall
Toronto councillor who violated code of conduct asking city to cover legal fees
A downtown Toronto councillor who was found to have violated the city’s code of conduct is now asking for his legal fees incurred during the integrity commissioner’s investigation to be reimbursed.
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