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City staff have publicly promised payment plans would be available for customers who receive large catch-up bills and require flexibility to pay them.

Ford accused the protester of spray painting 'everything' and putting up stickers 'all over the place' on Thursday night, emphasizing a desire for peace.

Gordon, like many tenants across Toronto, is bracing for yet another hotter-than-usual summer, while the city continues looking into implementing a maximum indoor temperature standard for apartments.

If landlords can't maintain their properties, Toronto's mayor insists the city will step in, but historically this power has been rarely utilized, raising tenant concerns.

A tragic accident occurred on Highway 401 in Milton, leading to the death of a mother and injuries to her six-year-old daughter as a result of a collision.

"It has been an honour to lead this institution through what has been a truly transformative period in its history... there is so much more to come."

Durham Regional Police are investigating a fatal motorcycle crash in Clarington, where a man in his 40s died after the single vehicle incident on Trulls Road.

Lucas Nyilas, 17, escaped from a Brampton youth detention facility and is wanted for multiple serious charges, including human trafficking and armed robbery.

The Progressive Conservative government's decision to remove tolls from Highway 407 East aims to provide significant financial relief to daily commuters, saving them approximately $7,200 year-over-year.

Toronto landlords are trying to entice tenants with various incentives, reflecting a significant rise in available rental properties and lower overall rents.

Durham Regional Police report that a woman was assaulted in Pickering, prompting a heavy police presence as they seek the suspect, urging residents to shelter in place.

"We wrote it with humour, but after rehearsing it so often, you don't think it's funny anymore. Sitting in the audience and hearing people laugh was refreshing."

"We continue to uphold the right to peaceful assembly and expression. But intimidation, harassment, hate speech, or criminal behaviour will not be tolerated."

Residents have long criticized the street as dangerous, citing heavy traffic and speeding drivers. Safe Parkside was formed in 2020, but residents have been calling on the city to make the street safer for over a decade.

"I think it's not a bad idea to explore, maybe they are too fanciful. We don't know until we examine the possibilities."—Mayor Olivia Chow

Toronto Fire Services responded promptly to a two-alarm fire at a mixed-use building in East York, resulting in the hospitalization of three individuals for smoke inhalation.