KYIV: Ukrainian officials announced that three people were killed and dozens were injured in Russian missile and drone attacks across cities in Ukraine early Saturday
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Acute Shortage of Family Doctors Worsens Ontario’s Healthcare Woes
TORONTO: A new report indicates that Ontario’s healthcare sector is in a pathetic state, facing challenges from lifestyle diseases, infectious diseases, and zoonotic diseases. The
Toronto police investigating three more speed cameras being cut down
TORONTO — The widespread vandalism of speed cameras in Toronto continues, with Toronto Police reporting that around 20 cameras have been destroyed this month alone.
VIA Rail Launches Non-Stop Service on Toronto-Montreal Route to Speed Up Travel
MONTREAL — VIA Rail is set to introduce a new, non-stop train service between Toronto and Montreal, promising to significantly shorten travel times for passengers.
Canadian business travel to the U.S. remained resilient in the first half of the year
OTTAWA: Despite ongoing US-Canada political tensions, a new report indicates there has been no significant decrease in business travel from Canadian professionals to the United
Filmmaker, journalist Avi Lewis to enter NDP leadership race
OTTAWA — Avi Lewis, a prominent filmmaker and journalist, is set to officially announce his bid for the leadership of the federal New Democratic Party
Environment Canada issues frost advisories in Eastern Canada
Montreal: Environment Canada has issued a frost advisory for Eastern Canada due to the possibility of snowfall. The advisory is applicable to the provinces of
Three Women Arrested in Distraction Theft and Robbery Investigation
TORONTO – Three women have been arrested in connection with a series of robberies targeting the elderly across the city. The police have arrested Florentina
Ontario’s Auditor General to probe $2.5 billion Skills Development Fund amid questions about grants
TORONTO – Ontario’s Auditor General, Shelley Spence, has launched an investigation into irregularities in the provincial government’s job training program. It is alleged that large
Canada’s new fall forecast says there will be an ‘abrupt transition’ to early winter weather
OTTAWA – The Weather Network’s seasonal forecast predicts that a dramatic start to Canada’s fall season will lead to mild temperatures by the middle of