‘Code Grey’ declared at Toronto hospital network amid Microsoft outage
The Unity Health Toronto says staff are experiencing difficulties sending and receiving emails. It advised patients with urgent needs to call its main hospital line.
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Toronto
This North York neighbourhood is demanding a traffic light after eight-year-old girl was struck by a driver
Residents are calling for a traffic light to be installed at an intersection in North York where an eight-year-old girl was seriously injured last month, and the city says it is investigating now whether one is warranted.
Canada
How a Quebec town cut in half by a landslide fought red tape to reconnect neighbours and repair roads
Construction is finally underway at the site of a landslide that washed away a critical road and cut out a massive hole in front of the fire station in L’Ascension, Que. It took 86 days to get the work started. Mayor Jacque
Queen's Park
Ontario proposes OSAP changes after ‘systematic and widespread’ problems at private career colleges
The Ford government is putting forward new legislative changes that is says will strengthen oversight and accountability when it comes to OSAP student loans at private postsecondary institutions after an ongoing audit raised serious concerns about possible fraud.
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Toronto City Hall
Toronto introduces hiring freeze amid $1.1B shortfall
Toronto is implementing a hiring freeze as it stares down a shortfall of $1.1 billion in its 2027 budget.
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