Members of Ontario’s Official Opposition are demanding answers about what exactly is in the chemical runoff that has spread to two Etobicoke watersheds and into Lake Ontario following a massive industrial fire on Aug. 11 and the risks that this “dangerous sludge” may pose.
The head of the union representing thousands of striking Metro grocery store workers across the Greater Toronto Area says members can no longer accept labour agreements that still leave them scrambling to make ends meet.
Toronto residents will cast their ballots for the city’s next mayor on Monday and while Olivia Chow is the overall frontrunner, she could face some tough competition in two of the city’s former boroughs: North York and Scarborough.
An Indigenous headdress that was inside a vehicle stolen from the parking lot of a Mississauga hotel over the weekend has been found and returned to its owner.