VT Hint fire safety / e-bikes
The latest was a battery that filled a second-floor unit on Macey Ave. in Scarborough with heavy smoke early Tuesday, and Toronto Fire Services hazmat crews had to remove it.
VT Hint 2026 municipal election
Braeden Chow sits at No. 8 right beside Olivia Chow at No. 9 on the alphabetical mayoral ballot, and at least one advance voter says they marked the wrong one. Advance voting runs until Oct. 11.
VT Hint business
Wittington Investments, the holding company of the family behind Loblaw and Shoppers Drug Mart, is buying Boots from Sycamore Partners with Toronto's Fairfax Financial as a partner. Galen Weston becomes Boots' chair when the deal closes in early 2027.
VT Hint hate crime investigation
Crews put out a fire around 1:30 a.m. near Word of Faith International Christian Centre at Sunrise Ave. and O'Connor Dr. on the Oct. 7 anniversary, and the Hate Crime Unit is investigating.
VT Hint Durham Region
The charity, home to a major collection of Canadian cars, says it's calling police several times a week and doesn't have the means to handle the situation it was fined for.
VT Hint Queen's Park / Skills Development Fund
In a sworn declaration given to the OPP, the former Postmedia CEO alleges Ford's then-chief of staff tied a Keel Digital contract to Postmedia printing the premier's letter to voters. Ford's office calls it categorically untrue.
VT Hint municipal election poll
A Canada Pulse Insights poll for CityNews has 64 per cent saying city hall is out of touch, even as 56 per cent say the mayor is doing a good job.
VT Hint housing affordability
Groups that help people cover rent across the GTA say demand is at an all-time high, pointing to affordability and shaky job security.
VT Hint mayoral race poll
A Forum Research poll taken Oct. 6 has Chow at 46 per cent and Bradford at 42 among decided and leaning voters, down from an 11-point gap in late September.
VT Hint mayoral race
With Chris Alexander out, Olivia Chow came out sharper against Brad Bradford at TMU, hitting his voting record while he called her attacks scare tactics.
VT Hint Maple Leafs
The 18-year-old No. 1 pick buried a Matthews pass on Juuse Saros in his fourth pro game, and Matthews won it 5-4 in overtime at Scotiabank Arena.
VT Hint crime
Peel police say shoplifting has shifted from individuals to organized networks running more sophisticated retail theft operations.
VT Hint Happened ~10:30 a.m. PT. Air Canada pilot reported 'a shudder'; Air Canada pulled the plane for inspection. Also on CityNews.
A departing Delta A350's left wingtip hit the tail of Air Canada AC 785, a Boeing 777 that had just arrived from Toronto and was being towed to its gate; no injuries were reported and the FAA is investigating.
VT Hint Ontario Superior Court, Justice John Callaghan; tenancy Aug 2013 to Dec 2022.
A judge found a Toronto Community Housing tenant hid that he owned another home for nine years and sublet his subsidized unit, ordering him to repay $68,595 in subsidies plus $15,000 in punitive damages.
VT Hint 14 of the 29 projects include rentals, 4 include condos. Average unit size shrank to 724 sq ft from 752.
Only 29 new projects were filed with the city in Q3 2026, down from 59 a year earlier, and proposed homes dropped 30 per cent to 13,339, the third straight quarterly decline in UrbanToronto's UTPro data.
VT Hint Minister Nolan Quinn; auditor general also notified. CP reported ~$385M in grants went to students at just seven career colleges in 2024-25.
Preliminary KPMG audit findings flagged common ownership, ties to immigration firms and clusters of OSAP applications from the same locations, so the province called in provincial police and paused OSAP payments to career college students.
VT Hint Denise Tisor and David Blake pleaded guilty in July; sentencing hearing before Justice Peter Maund.
Fans who paid a Burlington couple for Eras Tour tickets to the 2024 Toronto shows that never existed read impact statements in a Milton courtroom; 107 people were defrauded.
VT Hint Canadian Press scoop; CPSO board meets next week to decide. Also on CityNews, CP24, TorontoToday.
The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario is proposing an eight-week limit on safer supply prescriptions, pairing them with opioid agonist therapy and requiring doses be taken in front of a health-care worker.
VT Hint Also in the Toronto Star.
Alvin Tedjo says a stranger objected to a lawn sign on Monday night and attacked his volunteer with a knife; the volunteer wasn't seriously hurt and Peel police arrested a suspect.
VT Hint Same story in CityNews, CP24 and Toronto Star; CBC picked as the free-to-read version. Star mayoral debate tonight 7 p.m. at TMU is now effectively Chow vs Bradford. Advance polls run Oct 6-11, 10 a.m.-7 p.m.
The former Conservative MP and immigration minister quit Tuesday morning, half an hour before advance polls opened, after polling a distant third behind Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford.
VT Hint Originally from The Trillium (Village Media).
A judge handed Keel Digital Solutions to receiver BDO after National Bank said it couldn't repay $4.5 million, as the province sues the company to recoup more than $25 million.
VT Hint CP wire; also on CP24.
TRREB counted 5,040 sales last month, down from 5,540 a year earlier, with the average price at $1,006,409 and the benchmark down 4.7 per cent as buyers stayed on the sidelines.
VT Hint The Star hosts a mayoral debate tonight (Oct 6) at 7 p.m. Advance voting is underway.
A new Liaison poll has Olivia Chow at 40 per cent and Brad Bradford at 33, with Chris Alexander at eight, putting Bradford closer than any challenger this century to unseating a sitting mayor three weeks before the Oct. 26 vote.
VT Hint Police point to RapidSOS Safety Network, which lets 911 see info shared via MedicAlert and similar services.
The voluntary database meant to help officers in crisis calls involving people with autism, dementia and other conditions shuts down Nov. 3, and advocates like Autism Ontario want to know what replaces it.
VT Hint FAO data shows an eight per cent drop in homelessness last year.
The city spends $786 million a year on shelters, and Chow, Bradford and Alexander each say they can tackle homelessness without substantially more funding, even as more than 19,000 people used a shelter bed or slept outside in 2024-25.
VT Hint Arrested May 2024 after the Durham police and OSC Project Swan probe; Crown plans more than a dozen witnesses.
The 27-year-old pleaded not guilty to fraud over $5,000 and money laundering as a 14-person jury was picked in Ontario Superior Court for a trial expected to run about a month.
VT Hint Ward 23 Scarborough North, 2026 municipal election.
The first suburban ward to legalize sixplexes as-of-right has made them the defining issue of its council race between incumbent Jamaal Myers and former Liberal MPs Shaun Chen and Han Dong.
VT Hint Royal York's Grenview entrance closed. Same stretch also ends nightly at 11:59 p.m. Oct 5-9.
Shuttle buses replace subway service on the 4.75-km stretch through Kipling, Islington, Royal York, Old Mill and Jane on Oct. 10 and 11, with trains back Monday at 6 a.m.
Cases are rising ahead of Thanksgiving and Halloween, mostly the milder H1N1 strain, and Toronto doctors are urging people with fever and body aches to get tested instead of heading into work.
VT Hint Off duty at the time. CP24 had it first; also CBC, CityNews.
Insp. Michael Hayles, a 30-year veteran assigned to 55 Division, was found asleep in a stopped vehicle near Laird and Eglinton early Sunday and has been suspended with pay.
VT Hint Linked to a second burned-vehicle homicide in Etobicoke the same night. Also CBC, Star, TorontoToday.
Police charged Rushon Powell with first-degree murder and Shakurwa Jeffrey as an accessory in the death of Marcus Charles, found near Steeles and Reesor on Sept. 21, while Devondre Hall is wanted Canada-wide.
VT Hint CityNews has the same story (CP wire).
National Defence says two bombardiers with the 7th Toronto Regiment, based at Moss Park Armoury, were arrested in August on charges tied to kidnapping, organized crime and the theft of firearms and weapons.
VT Hint Also CityNews, TorontoToday, Narcity.
The city has confirmed 14 mpox cases since September and keeps detecting the virus in wastewater; the public risk is low, but TPH is urging eligible people to get both vaccine doses.
VT Hint Toronto municipal election Oct 26, 2026. Toronto Star also has an advance-voting explainer.
Advance polls open Tuesday in Toronto and Mississauga ahead of the Oct. 26 vote, while several other GTA towns run on their own timelines, some with online and phone voting.
CUPE Local 2484 says Ideal Child Service Group locked out workers 15 minutes before a strike deadline, closing its five centres, including Baycrest and BonAventure, and leaving parents scrambling for care.
VT Hint Also on CP24 and TorontoToday (CP wire).
The Presidents' Impact Scholarship will pay 50 doctoral students $80,000 a year for four years, funded by a $50M family foundation gift that U of T is matching; the first 12 or 13 recipients start in September 2027.
VT Hint Toronto municipal election Oct 26, 2026; would need provincial and federal funding.
Olivia Chow says a re-elected council would phase in universal school lunch by 2030, building on the morning meal program that now feeds 330,000 students, and pegs the savings at about $1,800 a year per family.
VT Hint Thanksgiving is Monday Oct 12, 2026. TorontoToday has a similar frost-tonight item.
Lows of 2 to 5°C could bring frost outside the core Monday night before a warm spell pushes Toronto to 20°C Wednesday and 19°C Thursday, with temperatures settling back near the 16°C norm for a mostly dry long weekend.
VT Hint CP24 has the same story (initially reported Midland closed both ways at Kingston Rd).
Crews have been on Midland Avenue at Kingston Road since 4:20 a.m. Monday after a watermain break flooded the street and opened a sinkhole; the southbound curb lane between Park Street and Kingston Road is closed.
VT Hint Same story also in Toronto Star and TorontoToday (CP wire); CityNews picked as the free-to-read version.
Parmpal Sidhu goes on trial in Brampton Monday over the 2023 theft of 6,600 gold bars worth more than $20 million from Pearson, weeks after the Crown dropped charges against two other accused.
VT Hint Baldwin Village; ties to the More Homes Built Faster Act heritage-list deadline.
Hydro One bought 28-30 Cecil Street, an 1881 house near Kensington Market on the heritage list for 50 years, and says it can't keep the building as it expands the transformer station next door; about 20 tenants face eviction.
A 2024 rooftopping attempt at the Aura condo tower on Yonge ended in arrests and a seized handgun, and a new court ruling found police breached one man's Charter rights by searching his phones.
VT Hint Municipal election coverage; Gord Perks not running again.
With speeding on Parkside Drive up more than 500 per cent since the province banned speed cameras, candidates in the open Ward 4 race lay out their plans for the High Park road.
VT Hint Practical week-ahead transit item for Monday's newsletter.
Line 1 shuts at 11 p.m. between York Mills and Eglinton Oct. 5–7, and Line 2 ends at 11:59 p.m. between Kipling and Jane Oct. 5–9, with shuttle buses running in both gaps.
VT Hint Distinct from Keele/Steeles pedestrian fatality same morning; CBC also has a thinner North York homicide brief.
Homicide is investigating after a man was found dead in a TCHC unit near Lawrence West and Allen around 8:30 a.m. Sunday; a suspect fled before police arrived.
VT Hint Recovered from ~9:51 AM pass. Same story later updated by Toronto Star / TorontoToday: six hospitalized, driver charged with impaired.
A two-vehicle crash on northbound 427 at the 401 around 3:30 a.m. Sunday left four people with life-altering injuries and one with life-threatening injuries.
VT Hint Recovered from ~9:51 AM pass (Mac mini offline). Distinct from CityNews Etobicoke cyclist crash already ingested ~5:45 AM.
A pedestrian in his 30s was killed near Keele and Steeles early Sunday; the driver stayed on scene and Keele is closed between Chimneystack and York Boulevard.
VT Hint Recovered from ~9:51 AM pass.
Toronto police are probing separate early-Sunday stabbings near Lawrence and Markham in Scarborough and Queen West and Denison; both victims hospitalized, none life-threatening.
VT Hint Recovered from ~9:51 AM pass. Fresh analysis; Streets of Toronto Geddy/Cuddy item from Oct 1 is older.
Rush’s Geddy Lee endorsed Brad Bradford while Blue Rodeo’s Jim Cuddy backed Olivia Chow; a York U expert says celebrity nods may matter more in low-information municipal races.
Incumbent Carolyn Parrish faces former mayor Bonnie Crombie in a crowded Mississauga race — the question hanging over the campaign is whether the drama will lift historically low turnout.
Police are investigating after a cyclist was hit near Dixon and Royal York just after 2 p.m. Saturday — paramedics reported serious, potentially life-threatening injuries.
VT Hint Strongest new local lead since the 1:45 PM pass — shelter closed for the day after overnight vandalism.
A window at 11 River Street was damaged around 2 a.m. — no staff or animals hurt — and police are investigating whether the rock-strike was targeted.
VT Hint Strongest new local lead since the 9:47 AM pass — Ontario crew/patients missing at sea.
The U.S. Coast Guard is searching for a Hamilton-based Latitude Air Ambulance Gulfstream that lost contact on a Bermuda-to-Boston flight with six people aboard.
October's trustee races look thinner as provincial reforms leave the role in flux — fewer names on the ballot when boards need watchdogs most.
A west-end alternative school lost one of five teachers in a staffing reorg — parents say Grades 4–6 are now packed into a single classroom.
Officers will be deployed at key locations across the city this weekend and over the following weeks so people can gather safely.
VT Hint Front-page investigative safety lead — strongest local story of the morning window.
Years of tenant complaints about window safety at a North York apartment raise hard questions about how Toronto's inspection program assesses risk after a child's death.
The telecom's report pegs the Sept. 17 early-morning outage at 87 minutes and blames a software fault — not a cyberattack.
With Etobicoke/North York leaning Bradford and downtown leaning Chow, Scarborough is the missing piece — and the voters who may tip it often turn out least.
272 noise complaints May–September (up from 192 last year); Chris Brown/Usher topped the list as the city and Live Nation bring in an acoustic consultant.
VT Hint Front-page election fiscal lead — new overnight; broader than earlier MLTT-only piece.
With under a month to election day, Bradford's land-transfer-tax cut, water utility spinoff, and debt-heavy budgeting spark fire from Chow's camp over unfunded promises.
A new campaign account separate from her mayor profile aims to meet younger voters where they are — an expert weighs whether rivals should copy the move.
VT Hint CBC feed thumb preferred as sourceImageUrl.
Complaints to the Human Rights Tribunal allege workplace antisemitism and retaliation for reporting — Toronto lawyer Kathryn Marshall says the goal is systemic change.
Ottawa is putting $26 million behind more than 30 GTA firms navigating the U.S. tariff war — a concrete local hit of federal industrial policy.
VT Hint Fresh mayoral poll; distinct from earlier safety/campaign-sign coverage.
A new poll has Olivia Chow ahead by six points with one month to go — still a live race, but the incumbent enters the stretch with the clearest lead yet.
Queen's Park is consulting on measures to keep highways, ports, and other critical sites clear of blockade-style protests — a live civil-liberties flashpoint.
VT Hint Front-page civic/culture lead — new since morning 9:56 AM batch.
The university is redeveloping two long-standing buildings into an Indigenous Hub meant as a place of belonging — recognizing Indigenous contributions on campus.
VT Hint CBC preferred over same-day CityNews; pass feed description img as sourceImageUrl.
Prices jumped Friday with another six-cent bump forecast Saturday — experts say wait for a possible Sunday dip of five or six cents if you can.
She says other customers were seated while she waited — and calls the restaurant's response 'damage control' after she spoke out.
VT Hint CBC preferred over same-day CityNews rewrite; CBC feed thumb preferred.
Inspectors at three Academy of Learning campuses found signs third parties were completing coursework and writing exams — records now before the courts.
VT Hint Distinct from afternoon CityNews budget-modernize announce; morning CBC fiscal analysis. CBC thumb preferred.
Scrapping the MLTT for homes up to $1.1M would open an estimated $300M hole — experts say the pledge forces a bigger debate about how Toronto raises money.
VT Hint Evening CBC Toronto; CBC thumb preferred.
The premier wants parole delayed to 30 years for killing an officer — TPA backs him, while civil liberties lawyers say the Criminal Code already treats it as first-degree murder.
VT Hint Distinct from Sep 30 min-wage-rise reaction; student-gap angle on effective day.
Both adult and student wages rose Oct 1, but the $1.05 student gap remains — sparking fairness pushback as the new rates take effect.
VT Hint Completion beat vs earlier Reddit deal-announce link; CBC thumb preferred.
The deal for Larry Tanenbaum's Kilmer Sports stake is done — Rogers now fully owns Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment, home of the Leafs, Raptors, and TFC.
Dunn House's 51 residents saw ER visits drop 52% and hospital costs fall $1.66M — UHN now aims to scale the model toward 300 people, including a new seniors building.
VT Hint New Bradford budget policy; distinct from Geddy endorsement and Kinsella departure.
The mayoral challenger wants a real split between operating and capital budgets — ending cross-subsidies he says pre-pay capital from day-to-day city spending.
VT Hint CBC feed thumbnail preferred over OG scrape.
Business leaders say Ontario is on pace to miss its 1.5 million homes-by-2031 target and want zoning and code changes to unlock more housing supply.
The controversial operative is off Bradford's senior staff list after stormy social posts; the campaign pointed to his book tour and travel schedule.
Lombardi ended his bid Wednesday and endorsed MPP Lee Fairclough, citing fundraising limits — four candidates remain ahead of the Nov. 21 vote.
Lawn-sign season is officially on for the 2026 municipal race — with strict rules on size, placement, and removal or the city will take them down.
VT Hint Safety perception vs stats framing the race; distinct from TABIA small-business ask.
Even as crime stats improve, polling shows residents still feel unsafe — and both Chow and Bradford are leaning hard into public-safety pitches as election day nears.
A TTC worker's Davisville harassment claim was rejected as 'typical' of the job — and data shows most chronic mental-stress claims still fail under the 2018 rules.
VT Hint TABIA merchant priorities; complementary to safety-perceptions feature.
TABIA surveyed neighbourhood shop owners on tariffs, rising costs, and street safety — and says the winner of the mayor's race needs a concrete small-business agenda.
VT Hint Starlink kill-fee secrecy; distinct from morning election/transit coverage.
Ford cabinet refuses to disclose the kill fee for the cancelled $100M Starlink contract, saying it stays confidential for competitive reasons as opposition parties demand answers.
VT Hint Voter-voice housing; distinct from Bradford LTT and Chow seniors plan pieces.
As mayoral candidates pitch housing affordability, young locals tell NOW whether homeownership still feels realistic — and most say the math does not work.
Nine more highway sections hit 110 km/h Wednesday, wrapping a summer rollout that now covers nearly 90% of the provincial network including stretches of the 400 and 401.
Lakeshore West riders say an equipment issue left them stuck for up to two hours steps from Union before a relief train brought them in.
VT Hint Election transit timelines; distinct from CBC TTC fares affordability already ingested.
Bradford pledges shovels by 2030 on the Eglinton East line; Chow's campaign ties construction to provincial and federal funding, with $377 million city money set aside by year-end.
VT Hint Broader October roundup; distinct from morning min-wage reaction piece.
Oct. 1 brings the $17.95 wage floor and Toronto's 21 C indoor-heat bylaw, plus pharmacy controlled-substance rules, a CGEB payment Oct. 5, and municipal election dates.
The provincial floor climbs from $17.60 to $17.95 on Oct. 1, but locals tell NOW the bump barely dents Toronto's cost-of-living crunch.
VT Hint Fresh Sep 30 Liaison poll; distinct from Sep 29 CityNews 17-point decided-voter lead story already ingested.
A new Liaison Strategies survey has Olivia Chow at 48% to Brad Bradford's 39% among decided and leaning voters, even as her job approval dips to 49%.
VT Hint Fresh overnight election transit package; distinct from earlier bike-lane and LTT campaign stories.
With less than a month to election day, the leading mayoral hopefuls are pitching fare freezes, late-ride refunds, and tougher fare-evasion crackdowns as the fight over TTC affordability heats up.
The new Reena Residence brings more than 100 supportive, affordable units for people with disabilities, seniors, and older adults to Forest Hill.
VT Hint Same Bradford LTT pitch as CBC standalone; NOW dual-promise package is the pick.
With weeks left in the mayoral race, Olivia Chow is courting seniors with new supports while Brad Bradford promises to scrap the land transfer tax on homes under $1.1 million.
VT Hint Fresh civic protest angle; distinct from earlier transit-closure and mayoral-race coverage.
A coalition of health-care workers gathered downtown Tuesday to oppose the province's plan to remove bike lanes on Bloor, Yonge, and University — framing the fight as a public-health issue, not just traffic politics.
TCEU Local 416 says Brad Bradford's promised water-bill cut would starve the system that keeps taps safe — a sharp labour pushback on one of his signature affordability pledges.
VT Hint Fresh endorsement this afternoon; distinct from Chow-leads-poll and Bradford water-bill stories.
The Rush bassist is backing councillor Brad Bradford for mayor, saying Toronto needs new leadership — a splashy cultural endorsement in a race Chow still leads in the polls.
VT Hint Same operation as CityNews undercover writeup; Star is the pick.
Project Playfight used undercover officers posing as buyers to bust an alleged online firearm trafficking network across the GTA — three arrested, 15 guns seized.
VT Hint Fresh extension announcement; distinct from earlier CBC waitlists/missed-$10-day coverage.
The province and federal government locked in another four years of the national child-care deal, but the $10-a-day target still looks out of reach for many Toronto families on waitlists.
VT Hint Same story as Star 'miscarriage of justice' writeup; CBC is the pick.
Jennifer Gaskin was acquitted of manslaughter more than two decades later after the Court of Appeal found her conviction rested on discredited shaken-baby evidence — a miscarriage of justice, the court said.
Bill Whatcott was convicted after handing out homophobic pamphlets disguised as condoms while dressed in a green leotard and rainbow cape at Toronto Pride.
A YouTube compilation of reckless driving in a TTC passenger bus prompted Toronto police to open an investigation into the joyride through Etobicoke.
VT Hint Fresh Sep 14–24 Canada Pulse field; distinct from earlier NOW/Star Chow–Bradford poll stories.
A new Canada Pulse Insights poll for CityNews puts Olivia Chow at 51% of decided voters versus Brad Bradford’s 34% and Chris Alexander’s 9% — with pollster John Wright saying Chow looks on track for a second term.
The polytechnic won’t admit new jewelry or gemmology students for 2027–28, leaving current students wondering if they’ll be among the last graduates of a storied program.
VT Hint CBC analysis of AI authenticity clash; distinct from the National Observer Victory-app privacy story already ingested.
Brad Bradford is defending his campaign’s AI talking-points app after rivals and experts questioned authenticity — and whether tech can replace door-knocking in the mayoral race.
City and provincial crews cleaned up another spill into West Highland Creek traced to a Scarborough Transit Connect site building the subway extension.
A new study finds outsourcing surgeries and imaging to private for-profit clinics has not cut wait times for most procedures — and some waits are getting longer.
An Ontario judge revoked bail Monday for a Toronto man already convicted of participating in the activities of a terrorist group.
A judge said it was “only by great good fortune” that the gun jammed when the carjacker tried to shoot an off-duty officer — and handed down a 10-year sentence.
After a judge denied another delay Monday, the self-described Crypto King’s criminal fraud and money-laundering trial starts next week — with Pleterski representing himself.
VT Hint Same-day CityNews coverage of the plea; CBC is the canonical URL. Distinct from this morning’s Project South surveillance feature.
Const. Elias Mouawad pleaded guilty Monday to unauthorized computer access — the second Toronto officer to plead in the sprawling Project South corruption case.
VT Hint Distinct from the National Observer Victory App / privacy-policy story already featured this morning.
Mayoral candidate Brad Bradford’s latest pitch: lower water bills and spin Toronto Water into a standalone public utility — four weeks out from election day.
Spacing obtained the provincial contract details behind Doug Ford’s planned bike-lane removals — what’s being torn out, where, and on what timeline.
VT Hint Distinct from the Sep 21–23 LogiVote/AI-comments coverage; this piece is about voters-list / privacy-policy safeguards.
A new National Observer probe says Brad Bradford’s Victory App once let volunteers search Torontonians by name — with addresses and some phone numbers — raising Municipal Elections Act questions a month from election day.
Speaker Donna Skelly confirmed Legislative Protective Service member Joshua Camacho, a three-year veteran, died early Sunday in a motor vehicle crash; collision details have not been released.
VT Hint Star RSS enclosure.
A judge tossed the case over delay after Toronto police took no steps for years to locate a man already charged — and he would have been easy to find.
VT Hint CBC RSS description img (prefer feed thumb over OG).
Experts say investigators watching Project South officers allegedly drink and do drugs in their cars face a hard call on when to intervene — with public safety first.
Toronto police named Mohamud Kheyre, 30, as the Etobicoke victim — hours after Marcus Charles, 32, was found in a Scarborough vehicle fire. Both are being investigated as targeted homicides (the city's 27th and 28th of 2026).
VT Hint NOW media:content / ACORN real estate.
Tenant organizers say the province's new rental rules are a nightmare for renters facing eviction — and want Queen's Park to take the package back.
VT Hint Star RSS enclosure / harbour yacht.
App-style yacht rentals say Transport Canada rules were written for ferries, not small yachts — commercial charter firms warn passengers are boarding boats that may be operating illegally.
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