Canadian economy lost 33,000 jobs in March, biggest loss since 2022
Statistics Canada says the economy lost 33,000 jobs in March, the biggest loss since January 2022, while the unemployment rate ticked higher.
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World’s largest free-standing venue being built in Toronto for new Cirque du Soleil show. Here is a look inside
Called The Pavilion, it is the world’s largest free-standing venue and is coming to the city for the first time.
Toronto
No subway service on portions of Line 1 and Line 2 this weekend: TTC
Stretches of both Line 1 and Line 2 will be closed this weekend to accommodate scheduled track work and transit line construction, the TTC says.
Canada
Europe and Canada say they’ll spend more on defence, but are cool on U.S. demands
European NATO allies and Canada on Friday said they are willing to ramp up defence spending but are cool on American demands for the size of their military budgets, particularly given U.S. President Donald Trump’s readiness to draw closer to Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
Police appeal for witnesses following fatal crash in Mississauga
Gun and cash seized, 2 people arrested following search warrant at Mississauga rental property: police
Ontario family hit with $96,311 hospital bill after mother visiting from India hospitalized
Windsor man charged in ‘violent’ carjacking attempt in Mississauga, 3 other suspects at-large
Queen's Park
Shortfalls identified in child and youth mental health system: Ontario auditor
Ontario’s auditor general says the Ministry of Health could more effectively plan and oversee child and youth mental health services in the province.
Toronto City Hall
Toronto councillors vote to give themselves a 24 per cent raise
Toronto city council has voted in favour of increasing the salary for councillors by 24 per cent from $137,537 to $170,588.
