‘I give up’: Ontario landlord says he is owed $25,000 in back rent
During the pandemic, there were massive backlogs at Ontario’s Landlord and Tenant Board, and wait times for hearings were taking as long as a year.
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Canada-wide warrant issued for 52-year-old man
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‘Senseless and harmful’ trade war: Mayor Olivia Chow
Crews battle fire at car dealership in Oakville
Controlled explosive device detonation at Hamilton apartment building
Cyclists protesting bike lane removal in Toronto
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From flight delays to food poisoning, these are the travel horror stories shared by Ontario residents
From bouts of food poisoning to hours-long delays stranded at airports in the Caribbean, these are some of the travel nightmares CTV News and CP24 readers have shared with us so far.
Toronto
Toronto stepping up response to aggressive coyotes but euthanasia, relocation still off the table
Toronto will soon be taking additional steps to address an “unprecedented” number of negative interactions with coyotes, some of which were fatal, in Toronto’s Liberty Village and Fort York neighbourhoods.
Canada
Europe and Canada are eyeing alternatives to American-made fighter jets. Here's why
Questions are mounting in Canada and in Europe over whether big-ticket purchases of high-end U.S. weaponry, such as the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, are still a wise strategic choice for western countries worried about their investment in U.S. defence technology.
Queen's Park
Ontario Premier Doug Ford set to name cabinet after winning third majority mandate
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is set to name his new cabinet today, three weeks after winning a third consecutive majority government.
Toronto City Hall
Toronto FIFA subcommittee proposes to buy and sell World Cup ticket packages
With 451 days until the FIFA World Cup comes to Toronto, the city’s subcommittee has approved a recommendation to buy suites, lounges, and tickets, which it says could be an avenue to generate money from hosting the tournament.
