The Toronto Police Service is reaching out to the public for help in an ongoing mischief investigation involving a suspect called the Ink Bandit online. Between June 14 and Aug. 24, 2023, law enforcement responded to a series of five incidents occurring within the Financial District. It is alleged that in each of these incidents, an … [Read more…]
Travellers at Pearson Airport have a 20 percent chance of flight delay
Sure, Canadian airports have been grappling with the issue of significant flight delays and cancellations since the pandemic. It’s definitely a thing. And a recent report indicates our own Pearson International Airport has emerged as the top airport for delays. A recent report has shed light on which airports across the nation are most likely … [Read more…]
Get ready for new made-in-Toronto taxes with more on the way
The city of Toronto has come up with a slew of new taxes to help alleviate what’s been dubbed a financial crisis and asked for staff reports into many more at a city council meeting yesterday. On Sept. 7, city council gave its approval to an updated long term financial plan and a set of … [Read more…]
Arsonists caught on video as two local businesses torched in the same plaza
Two businesses in a busy area of Richmond Hill were set ablaze on the long weekend in an arson incident and York Regional Police are looking for suspects caught on video. York Regional Police (YRP) is seeking the public’s assistance and appealing for witnesses in connection with two separate arson incidents that occurred in the … [Read more…]
Former chair on 5 ways to fix the TTC
There is no question that the TTC needs additional funding to make up for the lost ridership since the pandemic, but there are other initiatives, in addition to funding, that can improve the system. Here are five: Essential Service Currently there is not enough revenue to support the existing system, let alone fund hefty wage … [Read more…]
6 fascinating photos of historic moments from Toronto’s past
It’s the first week of September, and there’s plenty happening in the city to make us forget that summer is over. To celebrate the month, we’re looking back on some of the most interesting historic moments of Toronto’s September past, from the first Terry Fox Run to the pioneering swimmer who braved Lake Ontario. The … [Read more…]
Best Canadian cities to walk around and explore
The second-largest country in the world, Canada is not only the best country to reside in, but it owns its beauty. Canada is load-up with picturesque landscapes, cultural and historical benchmarks, and colored with lively and cosmopolitan cities. It also offers many unique places to visit and experience and various Canadian cities to discover. One … [Read more…]
Mississauga Chef, Guinness World Record holder Stars in His Own Episode of MasterClass
TORONTO, August 30, 2023 – Mississauga’s Wallace Wong, Michelin trained chef and former Chopped Canada winner, is proving he’s a cut above the rest as he stars in his own episode on the esteemed series MasterClass. The episode is called Knife Skills and airs on September 5th, as the chef shares his remarkable expertise with … [Read more…]
Ontario is banning athletes and celebrities from appearing in gambling ads
Athletes and some other celebrities will be banned from appearing in commercials that promote online gambling as of February 2024 in Ontario. The ban, enacted by The Alcohol and Gaming Commission (AGCO), includes active or retired athletes along with cartoon figures, symbols, role models, social media influencers, celebrities or entertainers who “would likely be expected … [Read more…]
Beloved Toronto Maple Leafs baseball club is for sale
When summer hits, you can often find the Toronto Maple Leafs baseball club playing at the diamond at Christie Pits Park. And with the club’s roots spanning decades of history — dating back to 1969 — it’s no surprise, the team is a fan favourite for the diverse communities in the area. Now, as the … [Read more…]