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The TTC Board met on Thursday, May 16, after major technical faults led to major disruptions on Line 2 subway this week.

Russian President Vladimir Putin met Chinese President Xi Jinping as he begins a two-day state visit to China to discuss the bilateral relationship.

Ontario is cracking down on impaired driving consequences as one in five drivers test positive for drugs or alcohol.

Dr. Eileen de Villa, Toronto’s Medical Officer of Health, announced her resignation Tuesday morning after leading the city through the COVID-19 pandemic. De Villa took on the role in 2017 and will continue until Dec. 31.

The coalition is organizing a province-wide protest for May 30 to protect and advocate for equality in health care in Ontario.

The rise in part-time jobs caused higher competition in the Canadian job market landscape.

Lice removal professionals warn parents of rising lice cases in the GTA as elementary schools close in the coming months and summer camps open.

Experts say that organizational support and manageable workload might be the way forward to make conducive work spaces for nurses and PSWs.

The new plant will produce components used in electric vehicle battery manufacturing.

The provincial government is proposing legislation that will suspend the drivers licences of people convicted of stealing cars when violence, threats or weapons are involved.