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Jonathan Tsao appointed as Don Valley East councillor
Toronto City councillors made the appointment Tuesday afternoon after hearing from each of the 18 candidates -
WATCH: Police release CCTV footage of suspect car in Etobicoke homicide
The driver, 38-year-old Christopher Reid, died in hospital yesterday as a result of his injuries. -
Study: More Canadians using retirement savings to cover living expenses
BMO has released the second installment of its eighth annual Registered Retirement Savings Plan study. -
Arrest made over alarming ice pick attack on TTC train
Toronto Police today revealed more information about the assault which happened on a train at College subway station around 12:40pm Monday. -
Expect a messy commute on Friday with more snow for GTA
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement, saying there is a disturbance brewing over the southern plains sates, and expected to move towards Southern Ontario Thursday night and into the early hours of Friday morning. -
Toronto Police launch pedestrian road safety campaign
A total of 62 people were killed in traffic incidents on city streets in 2017, including 36 pedestrians, with seniors aged over 65 making up a large portion of pedestrian fatalities. -
Push for home sprinklers to combat fire risk in new-builds
Officials in the fire industry warn the popular open-concept style homes, constructed with lightweight materials, are far worse standing up to blazes than older homes. -
Arctic chill freezes water pipes in Toronto homes
A spokesperson for Toronto Water told NEWSTALK 1010 they have received 112 "no water" calls between Christmas Day and Thursday. -
UPDATE: Missing Toronto woman found safe and sound
Cheyanna Cooper was last seen in the area of Caledonia Road and Eglinton Avenue West on December 14 -
City of Toronto unveils proposed budget for 2018
Toronto has got its first glimpse at where the city's money will be spent in 2018, but it will come at an increased cost to homeowners -
Cyclists push council for changes to prevent "doorings"
There have been 171 reported cases of cyclists colliding with opening car doors so far this year -
City to introduce Curbside Management Strategy
Moves are being made to stop buses, taxis and delivery trucks hogging curbside lanes for too long -
Families suing St. Joseph's Hamilton for $8.5M
Families of two men who took their own lives while under suicide watch at a Hamilton mental health provider are filing lawsuits against it -
City to open flu vaccine clinics
Each of the five clinics will only be open for one day from now until the end of November
