🏠 Tenant advocates say Toronto’s renoviction bylaw working
Tenant advocates say Toronto’s new Rental Renovation License Bylaw is reducing “bad faith” evictions, requiring landlords to get a license and meet strict conditions before renovations that force tenants out.
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🏥 Ontario close to meeting LTC care target
Ontario missed its goal of 4 hours of daily direct care for long-term care residents, averaging 3 hours and 49 minutes due to staffing shortages.
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🌡️ Toronto heat warning expected to end today
Toronto’s heat warning is set to end later today as temperatures ease. The city has been under extreme heat alerts for several days.
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✈️ Air Canada to start cancelling flights ahead of possible strike
Air Canada will begin cancelling flights Thursday, with a full shutdown of mainline and Rouge flights by the weekend if no deal is reached with flight attendants. The union representing 10,000 attendants cites low wages and unpaid work as key issues, while regional flights will continue to operate.
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🚌 PM condemns assault on Muslim woman aboard Ottawa bus
Prime Minister Mark Carney called the assault of a hijab-wearing woman on an Ottawa bus “reprehensible” and said hate and violence have no place in Canada. Police are investigating the incident as a possible hate crime.
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🛢️ OPEC output hike leaves oil market looking oversupplied
Global oil supply is set to jump by 2.5 million barrels per day in 2025, outpacing slower demand growth. The increase comes as OPEC+ and other producers boost output.
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❄️ Ontario couple’s new heat pump won’t cool their home
A Mississauga couple says their heat pump doesn’t work. They’re frustrated by delays in getting the issue fixed during a heat wave.
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📚 Ontario funds free building code course
Ontario is offering a program to newcomers in becoming a building code official to address a critical shortage in the field.
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