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Peel, York police partner in implementing facial recognition technology

Peel, York police partner in implementing facial recognition technology

On May 27, Peel and York region police services announced they have begun a collaboration utilizing facial recognition technology for criminal investigations.
Advocates rally at Queen's Park for safe consumption sites amid the drug crisis

Advocates rally at Queen's Park for safe consumption sites amid the drug crisis

Advocates, community members and frontline workers marched towards Queen’s Park to demand funding for safe consumption services across the province.
Labour union, UofT students rally at encampment as eviction deadline expires

Labour union, UofT students rally at encampment as eviction deadline expires

The Ontario Federation of Labour tells UofT that they will put their bodies on the line to protect students camping in pro-Palestinian protests.
'Every city has its charms': City of Toronto Archives a fan-favourite at Doors Open

'Every city has its charms': City of Toronto Archives a fan-favourite at Doors Open

Toronto residents were invited to explore more than 160 architectural marvels of the city, free of cost, as the city celebrated Doors Open 2024 this week.
Toronto introduces technology pilot project designed to improve traffic congestion

Toronto introduces technology pilot project designed to improve traffic congestion

The City of Toronto has partnered with OVIN to provide tech solutions for increasing traffic and congestion.
Toronto birders flock to Colonel Samuel Smith Park for the Bird Festival

Toronto birders flock to Colonel Samuel Smith Park for the Bird Festival

About 800 people attended the festival, enjoying bird booths, activities for kids and wildlife tours.
Charges dropped against 4 of the 'Peace 11' protesters

Charges dropped against 4 of the 'Peace 11' protesters

The Crown dropped the charges against protesters accused of "hate-motivated" vandalism.
TTC gears up for the first strike after a decade of labour peace

TTC gears up for the first strike after a decade of labour peace

For the first time in around 10 years, TTC workers could go on strike on June 7, 2024.
Climate change increases extreme weather, advocacy group says

Climate change increases extreme weather, advocacy group says

A tornado warning yesterday had some Ontarians hiding in their basements, a Truth Canada organizer said getting involved in politics is important.
Toronto residents celebrate the arrival of summer temperatures this week

Toronto residents celebrate the arrival of summer temperatures this week

Torontonians welcome the sudden arrival of summer temperatures up to 28 degrees Celsius before June.