After 50 Years, Toronto Senior Fights Eviction in Landmark Tenant Rights Battle
Editor After living in the same Toronto apartment for 50 years, elderly tenant Andras Henye is now facing what…
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Brampton’s Wet’n’Wild Set to Soak Up Summer Fun Starting June 7
Summer fun is making a splash again in Brampton as Wet’n’Wild Toronto officially reopens its gates on Saturday,…
Community Mourns Eleanor Doney, 83, After Brutal Daylight Stabbing
Durham Regional Police have identified the elderly woman fatally stabbed outside her Pickering home last week as 83-year-old…
Back to ’75: Mississauga Library Celebrates 50 Years with a Family Bash
In 1975, when “Jaws” was scaring moviegoers out of the water and the world was grooving to disco…
Mississauga’s First Hospice Gets $16M Green Light from City
A long-overdue hospice in Mississauga is moving closer to becoming a reality, thanks to a major financial commitment…
Canada’s Wonderland Accessibility Policy Under Fire as Mother of Autistic Teen Highlights Impact of New Pass System
TORONTO — Canada’s Wonderland is under growing scrutiny after a Vaughan mother raised concerns that recent changes to…
Toronto’s Humber River Hospital Files $100-Million Lawsuit Over Faulty Construction, Claims Patient Safety at Risk
TORONTO — In a stunning legal move, Humber River Hospital has filed a $100-million lawsuit against its private…
Pakistan Briefs OIC and UNSC, Rejects India’s Claims Over Pahalgam Incident and Calls for Dialogue
NEW YORK — A high-level Pakistani delegation led by PPP Chairman and former Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari met…
Canadians Turning Away from U.S. Travel Amid Trump Tariffs and Border Anxiety
OTTAWA — Travel from Canada to the United States dropped sharply in April, continuing a three-month downward trend…
No Invitation for Modi: India Left Out of G7 Summit as Canada-India Tensions Escalate
OTTAWA — Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will not attend the upcoming G7 summit in Canada, marking the…