Here’s the latest on how Toronto’s Rosedale neighbourhood is using AI to prevent crime and a look into Canadian Transportation Agency records.
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After last week’s investigation into every use of strong-mayor powers in cities across Ontario, this followup seems to answer an obvious question: which mayors used the powers most, and which ones used them least?
Scott Stinson: Despite attacks, this Ontario city expects its residents to coexist with coyotes
News of the day: Big Six earnings upset investors, Trump's $250 bill, Ferrari's new EV reveal, homegrown AI chipmakers, Canada Post collective agreement and more
News of the day: Trump tariff shake-up, automatic tax-filing, a technical recession, Robinhood comes to Canada, Metro CEO to retire and much more
As criminals use technology like trailcams to seek victims, some of Toronto's most affluent neighbourhoods are signing up for…
Rosedale residents considering car licence plate-scanning Flock system in bid to tackle property crime
Here’s the latest on why three off-duty Toronto police officers were arrested in Barcelona and the gang violence gripping…
Here’s the latest on what’s going on with Toronto’s public transit expansions and why the city’s mayor thinks the police force…
Here’s the latest on an Ontario jail where inmates were given used razors and financial troubles at a soccer club.
News, analysis and opinion on the 'Strong Mayor' legislation enacted by Ontario Premier Doug Ford.
