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In response to rising temperatures, the City of Toronto is preemptively opening 15 outdoor pools, providing residents with much-needed relief from the summer heat.

Eric Davies, a forestry ecologist, emphasized the city's effort to improve tree maintenance after losing this significant landmark, which they will attempt to replicate using its seeds.

"We've just really been seeing them be more aggressive than usual. When people are running, it seems to make things worse. The birds will follow them down the street."

What we do offer here are both Western health care practices as well as traditional health care practices. The main purpose of all of that is... vital to their health and well-being.

The total prize money and purse splits for all 65 players who make the cut at the 2025 Canadian Open is $9.8m. Despite not being one of the most stacked fields on tour, there is still a whole host of prize money on offer.

Lucas Nyilas, 17, escaped from a Brampton youth detention facility and is wanted for multiple serious charges, including human trafficking and armed robbery.

Toronto landlords are trying to entice tenants with various incentives, reflecting a significant rise in available rental properties and lower overall rents.

Residents have long criticized the street as dangerous, citing heavy traffic and speeding drivers. Safe Parkside was formed in 2020, but residents have been calling on the city to make the street safer for over a decade.

"We continue to uphold the right to peaceful assembly and expression. But intimidation, harassment, hate speech, or criminal behaviour will not be tolerated."

Coun. Jamaal Myers, chair of the TTC board, emphasized, "To be clear, the TTC is not taking any position on Henry Dundas. We are solely responding to the request that was brought forward to us from council."

The city is facing mixed reactions regarding the proposed priority bus lane installation on Dufferin Street, with concerns about parking loss juxtaposed against needs to alleviate congestion.

A Toronto woman has been charged with fraud after allegedly impersonating someone to be employed at long-term care homes in the Greater Toronto Area.

"This hurt me a lot because I believed him, and I trusted him to have a home, and it didn't happen... He took me to this site to see the home, but it wasn't my home."

"Kids get in for free, so you can bring your mom, [there are] gifts at all price points and [it's] just a fun way to celebrate the weekend."

The West Don Ravine Passive House, Toronto's first PHIUS+ certified residence, showcases super-insulated, airtight construction, promoting climate resilience and connectivity with nature.

"This has done a ton of damage to us...we're kind of handcuffed at this point without these funds to be able to continue doing what we've always done as a charity."

"We are playing a vital role in addressing food insecurity throughout Scarborough," said Claire Perttula, urban agriculture and food program manager for the Malvern Family Resource Centre.

Toronto Public Health is warning residents who visited Ripley's Aquarium from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. on April 21 to monitor for measles symptoms until May 12.