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Unauthorized Access Breach Hits Ontario Court Data System
Thomson Reuters Canada detected unauthorized activity on its C‑Track platform on June 30, 2026, leading to a data breach that affected Ontario courts.
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Toronto Storm Fuels Climate‑Resilience Debate Before Election
A recent severe storm exposed Toronto’s infrastructure vulnerabilities, prompting environmental experts to discuss how climate‑resilience measures could become…
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Toronto gas prices set to rise 7 cents per litre on Saturday
Gasoline prices in Toronto and the GTA will increase by seven cents per litre on Saturday, moving from 179.9 to about 186.9 cents per litre after a brief dip…
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Harry Styles adds two Toronto stadium shows for 2027 tour
Harry Styles has added two stadium concerts in Toronto to his Together, Together 2027 world tour, expanding his Canadian dates. The shows will be held at…
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Barrie Police Identify Remains as Victim in 2025 Double Murder
Barrie Police confirmed on September 10, 2026 that remains found in August belong to one of the victims of a 2025 double homicide, linking the recent discovery…
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Criterion Collection opens first Toronto retail store
Criterion Collection, the New York‑based film company, opened its first physical‑media shop in Toronto in September 2026, offering thousands of DVD, Blu‑ray…
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Brad Bradford Pledges Police Outpost at Union Station
Mayoral candidate Brad Bradford has pledged to create a Toronto Police Service outpost inside Union Station if elected, adding a law‑and‑order focus to his…
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Four Arrested, Over 200 Charges in GTA Theft Probe
Four people were arrested in Durham Region and Toronto on September 10, 2026, facing more than 200 charges linked to a GTA theft investigation involving 36…
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Ontario Court Records Potentially Stolen After June Cyber Breach
A cyber attack in June 2026 breached the online case management system used by Ontario courts, potentially exposing personal data of individuals involved in…
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Ontario Draft Bill Threatens Long‑Term Injured Workers' Protection
Ontario is reviewing a draft bill that could remove a key safeguard for long‑term injured workers, prompting concern from advocates who say the change would…
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Ontario widens aid as U.S. tariffs target key exports
Ontario has broadened eligibility for its Protect Ontario Financing Program and Ontario Together to aid businesses hit by new U.S. tariffs and bans on steel,…
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Zelenskyy Tours Calgary, Toronto, North Bay in Canada Visit
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and First Lady Olena Zelenska visited Calgary, Toronto and North Bay from September 10 to 12, 2026, before departing…
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Poll Finds 54% of Torontonians Want Property Tax Cuts or Freeze
A September 9 poll shows 54% of Toronto residents want property taxes cut, frozen, or increased less than inflation, reflecting a majority preference for…
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Netflix's Atlantic Noir Series ‘Below’ Premieres at TIFF
Netflix’s new miniseries “Below,” an Atlantic noir set in Newfoundland, debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 10, 2026, marking its…
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Live Nation Cancels AC/DC Concert at Rogers Stadium After Storm Damage
Live Nation cancelled the AC/DC concert at Toronto’s Rogers Stadium on September 9, 2026 after a storm caused structural damage, prompting an engineering…
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TIFF Unveils New Market to Spur Canadian Film Deals
TIFF has introduced a new market in Toronto to help Canadian filmmakers secure financing and distribution deals, aiming to keep production in Canada amid a…
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Toronto Sets Record with 97 Lithium‑Ion Battery Fires in 2026
Toronto Fire Services recorded 97 lithium‑ion battery fires in 2026, surpassing the 91 incidents reported in 2025, according to Capt. Deepak Chagger.
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TIFF Opens with 200+ Films Amid US Trade‑War Concerns
TIFF opened on September 10 with over 200 films from dozens of countries across six continents, while a U.S. trade war prompts a push for more domestic movie…
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Woman Hospitalized After Cyclist‑Driver Collision on Sheppard and McCowan
Police responded to a collision between a cyclist and a driver at Sheppard Avenue East and McCowan Road on September 9, resulting in a woman being…
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Toronto Gas Prices Expected to Drop 8 Cents Friday
Gasoline prices in Toronto and the GTA are projected to drop eight cents per litre on Friday, falling from 187.9 to 179.9 cents per litre, due to the seasonal…
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Man Charged in Arson Attack on Liberal MP’s Home, Second Suspect Sought
A man has been charged with arson after a fire destroyed two cars at Liberal MP Salma Zahid’s Toronto home on Aug. 27, 2026, and police are now searching for a…
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Hundreds Rally at Toronto Labour Day Parade Over Trade Dispute
Hundreds of workers and union members marched in Toronto’s Labour Day parade on September 7, demanding stronger support for the working class amid the ongoing…
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Ontario Unveils New Education Rules for 2026‑27 School Year
Ontario’s Ministry of Education will implement mandatory final exams, attendance‑based grades, a financial‑literacy graduation requirement, new student‑family…
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U of T Staff Secure Tentative Deal After Near-Unanimous Strike Vote
University of Toronto staff, represented by United Steelworkers, reached a tentative agreement after a strike vote where 96% favored action, avoiding a…