What’s Open and Closed in Brampton Over the Holidays: City Hall, Transit, Libraries and More
Editor City Hall: Closed to the public from Wed., Dec. 24 at 12 p.m. and reopens Fri., Jan. 2,…
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New Citizenship Rules Take Effect, Expanding Who Can Pass on Canadian Status
New Canadian citizenship rules are now in force, allowing citizenship to be passed down beyond the first generation…
Recovered After a Payout? Why Stolen Cars Often Don’t Go Back to Their Owners
If police recover a stolen vehicle after an insurance payout has already been issued, the original owner is…
$25M Auto Theft Bust Unlikely to Bring Insurance Relief for Ontario Drivers
Ontario Provincial Police say a major crackdown on auto theft has disrupted organized crime networks and recovered $25…
Toronto Council Wraps Up 2025 With Higher Luxury Home Tax, E-Bike Debate and TTC Refund Proposal
Toronto city council concluded its final meeting of 2025 this week, approving measures that include a higher tax…
New Steel Tariffs Expected to Push Up Costs for Cars, Housing and Consumer Goods
Canadian businesses are warning that a new 25 per cent federal tariff on imported steel derivative products could…
Canada Records Largest Population Decline as Fewer International Students Arrive
Canada’s population fell by a record 76,068 people in the third quarter of 2025, the largest decline since…
Ontario to Direct Most International Student Spots to Public Colleges and Universities in 2026
Public colleges and universities will receive nearly all of Ontario’s international student application spots for 2026, though overall…
Carney Says Trump Wants Canada Dependent on U.S., Signals Renegotiation of Trade Deal
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney says U.S. President Donald Trump wants Canada to have a dependent relationship…
Nearly 19,000 Foreign Nationals Removed From Canada in 2025 as Immigration Enforcement Rises
Canada is on track for one of its highest levels of deportations in recent history in 2025, with…