"A mistake": Trudeau regrets Reconciliation Day trip to Tofino
He's apologized for spending National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at the beach.
Canada announces COVID-19 vaccination deadline for air travellers
The vaccination rules also apply to all federal workers.
Indigo stores now feature a section of books trending on TikTok
#BookTok is making waves on store shelves š
These 10 spectacular resorts are ranked the best in Canada
From mountainside paradise to beachfront escapes š
Winterfest returns to Canada's Wonderland next month
Skating, cookie decorating, and more š
Canada urges other countries to allow travellers with mixed vaccines
Health officials are sharing data to convince other countries to accept mixed doses.
7 places to buy Halloween costumes in Toronto
Check out Toronto's specialty costume retailers š
Toronto's 6 am construction noise is coming to a halt this month
Our ears are thankful š
Skin cancer rates are rising in Ontario, fastest in young women: study
The last time skin cancer rates decreased was 2003 š³
The Ontario legislature is sitting again after being prorogued
The new session kicked off with a throne speech.
Downtown Toronto lags behind in post-pandemic economic recovery
People are spending less in the downtown core.
Ontario isn't sharing COVID-19 flight exposures like it used to
The federal government is only getting "limited" notifications from Ontario.
Supreme Court rules Toronto City Council slash was constitutional
It's been three years since council was reduced from 47 members to 25.
There's a new spot for Filipino-inspired desserts in Kensington Market
One of everything, please š
Ontario's minimum wage officially increases today
Minimum wage workers make more per hour starting October 1.
Ontario recommends Pfizer vaccine over Moderna for young adults
The recommendation is for 18 to 24-year-olds.
New Chinese restaurant opening in Kensington where Cold Tea used to be
It's moving from pandemic pop-up to permanent eatery š
Ontario increasing funding for Indigenous-focused curriculum in schools
Mandatory Indigenous-focused lessons are coming for Grade 1 to 3 students.