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Toronto · Tuesday, October 27, 2026 · 12:00 PM local · 21 min
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- AIncumbent Mayors and Councillors Defeated in GTA and Hamilton Municipal ElectionsCityNews Toronto
- ACBC finds Iranian funding behind Toronto contract killingsCBC Toronto
- AToronto Halloween Forecast Calls for Mild, Dry WeatherCityNews Toronto
- AToronto sees highest municipal voter turnout since 2014CityNews Toronto
- AProvinces clash over consent for dementia patients in upcoming MAID legislationCityNews Toronto
- BOne killed in three-vehicle Highway 401 crash in ScarboroughCBC Toronto
- BCharity offers free dental care, haircuts to Toronto’s unhousedCBC Toronto
- BStudents launch 'Voice the Vote' to boost turnout in Toronto areaCBC Toronto
- BOntario government faces criticism over OSAP payments to private career collegesCityNews Toronto
- BOntario delays inspections, then fails two career colleges, court papers revealGlobal News Toronto
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Incumbent Mayors and Councillors Defeated in GTA and Hamilton
Incumbent mayors and councillors in the GTA and Hamilton lost their seats in the Oct. 26 municipal elections, with voters selecting new representatives.

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One dead in three‑vehicle Highway 401 crash in Scarborough
A three‑vehicle crash on Highway 401 in Scarborough on Saturday night killed one person, the Ontario Provincial Police reported.

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Police Locate Vehicle Tied to Recent Child Abduction
Police have found a vehicle linked to the Oct. 23 Scarborough kidnapping of three children, who along with their mother remain missing.

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CBC finds Iranian funding behind Toronto contract killings
CBC News uncovered that twelve politically motivated contract killings in Toronto were financed by the Iranian government, adding a foreign dimension to the…

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Charity Provides Free Dental, Haircut Services to Toronto Unhoused
Homeless Connect Toronto held a free service event at the Mattamy Athletic Centre on Oct. 25, offering dental, haircut, foot, employment and pet care to…

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Voice Actor Eric Bauza Dies at 46
Emmy‑award winning voice actor Eric Bauza, 46, passed away in Scarborough, Ontario. He was renowned for voicing iconic characters like Bugs Bunny and Daffy…

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Toronto Halloween Forecast Calls for Mild, Dry Weather
Forecasters predict above‑season, dry weather with a 10 °C high for Halloween, after a short frost advisory earlier in the week.

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Students Launch Voice the Vote to Boost Municipal Turnout
Students have started the Voice the Vote initiative to remove voting barriers and increase municipal election turnout in Toronto, York and Peel.

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Toronto Records Highest Municipal Turnout Since 2014
Toronto’s 2026 municipal election saw 982,660 ballots counted at 1,431 sites, the highest turnout since 2014, reversing a low in 2022.

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Ontario Government Criticized Over OSAP Payments to Private Colleges
Critics allege the Ontario government has not adequately overseen billions in OSAP funds paid to private career colleges, risking exploitation and shifting…

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Provinces Disagree on Dementia Consent as Federal MAID Bill Advances
The federal government plans to introduce a bill allowing advance medical assistance in dying requests, while two provinces disagree on how consent should be…

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Ontario delays inspections, then fails two career colleges
Court papers reveal the Ontario government delayed inspections of two career colleges, which were later failed, drawing criticism over the handling of public…
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