Guy who littered every inch of Toronto with pictures of his face running in federal election
A controversial former Toronto mayoral candidate, best known for with election signs, has thrown his name into the ring for Canada's upcoming federal election.
Tue, Apr 15
Toronto businesses anticipate having to cut staff and freeze hiring due to tariffs
As much as we may want to avoid the subject, tariff talk continues to dominate the news cycle, with residents understandably confused about what's being taxed, from where, when, and how much — details that have changed multiple times at the whim of U.S. President Trump.
These are the tax credits and deductions most commonly missed by Canadians
There are only a few more weeks of tax season left in Canada, so don't forget to claim any missed benefits, credits, and deductions.
Via Rail is hiring in Ontario and the jobs come with awesome perks
If the conventional desk job isn't for you, then maybe something a little more travel-centric is up your alley.
California governor urges Canadians to visit state despite U.S. tensions
Amid U.S.-Canada tensions, California's governor is inviting Canadians and assuring a warm, touristy welcome thousands of miles away from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Hardly anyone is building or buying homes in Ontario anymore as market flops
Apologies for sounding like a broken record about the state of Ontario's housing market, but you may want to check on your realtor and homeowner friends, because things have been pretty dire out there — and worsening — for well over a year now.
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Ontario woman goes viral showing 'disgusting' Wingstop order covered in blood
One woman got more than she bargained for after she discovered her order from an Ontario Wingstop location was seemingly covered in blood.
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How to watch the untelevised Toronto Blue Jays game this week
When the Toronto Blue Jays take to the field on Friday at the Rogers Centre, you won't be able to watch it on the team's usual television broadcast.
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Canadian artist cancels U.S. tour over anti-trans visa policies
A Canadian musician says he will no longer travel to the U.S. to tour, citing fears for his safety due to the country's anti-trans policies.
