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Ontario’s priorities questioned over $225M alcohol sales expansion

Ontario’s priorities questioned over $225M alcohol sales expansion

Ford's plan to expand alcohol sales across Ontario faces backlash from health-care professionals and critics over mismatched priorities
What commuters have to say about looming TTC strike

What commuters have to say about looming TTC strike

Toronto faces a major transit disruption as TTC workers prepare to strike on June 7.
Ontario first introduced high school requirements focused on home economy

Ontario first introduced high school requirements focused on home economy

The new Secondary School Diploma requirements update focused on financial literacy, STEM, and career coaching.
Humber North's Pride flag ceremony reminds LGBTQ+ students that "you belong here"

Humber North's Pride flag ceremony reminds LGBTQ+ students that "you belong here"

Humber's North Campus started Pride Month off with its Pride and Trans flag-raising ceremony to show solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community.
Toronto becomes home to Canada's largest vaccine production centre

Toronto becomes home to Canada's largest vaccine production centre

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced today that the country's largest biomanufacturing centre has opened in Toronto.
RCAF celebrates centennial by showing off CF-18 cockpit at Union Station

RCAF celebrates centennial by showing off CF-18 cockpit at Union Station

The Royal Canadian Air Force celebrates 100 years with a CF-18 Hornet installation at Union Station.
Ontario Health Coalition bridges dozens of unions to protest privatization

Ontario Health Coalition bridges dozens of unions to protest privatization

Thousands of protesters gathered on Nathan Phillips Square as they marched against the privatization of health care in Ontario on May 30.
Olympiacos fans celebrate first European trophy for a Greek team on Danforth

Olympiacos fans celebrate first European trophy for a Greek team on Danforth

Olympiacos clinched the first European cup for a Greek soccer team. Its passionate and loyal fans sparked their euphoria on The Danforth.
Financial literacy will now be required to graduate in Ontario secondary schools

Financial literacy will now be required to graduate in Ontario secondary schools

The Ontario government announced an overhaul of graduation requirements for secondary schools in Ontario, including a financial literacy test.
Toronto braces for hot summer months among shifts in weather patterns

Toronto braces for hot summer months among shifts in weather patterns

Torontonians should prepare for a hot summer as El Niño transitions to La Niña, bringing warmer temperatures and intense heat waves.