Antonella Artuso
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TIMBER: Osgoode Hall trees can get the axe, court rules
Metrolinx has won the legal right to chop down Osgood Hall trees to make way for an Ontario Line station. → Read More
BETTER GREEN THAN GRIT: Mike Schreiner will not cross floor to Liberals
Ontario Green Party Leader Mike Schreiner says he won't cross floor to join Liberals. → Read More
New Toronto mayor to inherit controversial powers
There's pressure on the Ford government to reconsider the strong mayor powers it bestowed on the municipal leaders of Toronto and Ottawa. → Read More
Where were we? Ontario legislature gets back to work Tuesday
Ontario's legislature resumes Tuesday with opposition MPPs ready to hammer the Doug Ford government over plans for health care and housing. → Read More
John Tory resigns as mayor, still hopes to contribute to city
John Tory has left city hall. The now former mayor describes it as the best job anyone could have. → Read More
Toronto deputy mayor pledges smooth transition, says she won't run to replace Tory
Toronto Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie promising a smooth transition when she takes over from Mayor John Tory, but won't run in mayor's race → Read More
John Tory tenders resignation as Toronto residents will pay more after 2023 budget passes
Toronto Mayor John Tory has submitted his official letter of resignation effective Friday at 5 p.m. → Read More
Mayor John Tory stepping down after admitted affair with former staffer
Toronto Mayor John Tory has stepped down after acknowledging an inappropriate relationship with someone who worked in his office. → Read More
Beverage container recycling fee a 'pop can tax,' CTF says
The Doug Ford government is accused of hiding a new "pop can tax, allowing private companies to charge a beverage container recycling fee. → Read More
Free credit monitoring for staff after TTC hack
Current and former TTC staff offered three years of free credit monitoring after an unauthorized party accessed their personal information. → Read More
Toronto extends vacant home tax deadline, over 10% of property owners non-compliant
Over 94,000 residential property owners have yet to declare their home occupied to avoid paying thousands in the new Vacant Home Tax. → Read More
Ontario premier expects to ink health care deal with feds
The Ontario government expects to be able to reach an agreement with the Justin Trudeau government to secure new health-care funding → Read More
Ford promising to plant many trees as Metrolinx brings down the axe
Premier Doug Ford is promising many more trees will be planted to replace those axed to make way for the new Ontario Line. → Read More
City to take second look at renaming Dundas St.?
Some Toronto Councillors believe the city should revisit the renaming of Dundas St., including one council member who voted in favour of the change. → Read More
Seven new councillors want money spent on root causes of crime
Seven new Toronto councillors have teamed up to jointly demand more funding for programs that address the roots of crime. → Read More
Toronto homeowners face 7% property tax bill hike this year
Toronto homeowners would see a 7% hike in tax bill - a 5.5% property tax hike, a 1.5% city building levy - under proposed operating budget. → Read More
Police board approves $48.4-million hike to this year's cop budget
The Toronto Police Services Board on Monday approved the $48.4 million budget boost, a 4.3% hike. → Read More
TTC board gives fare hike the green light, while cutting service
TTC commissioners approved a 2023 operating budget with 10-cent fare hike and service reductions. → Read More
Ontario's iconic roadmap turns 100
Iconic Ontario roadmap has been guiding residents and tourists since 1923 or 100 years. → Read More
Toronto's mayor finds money for more paramedics, firefighters
Toronto Paramedic Service would be able to add 66 new positions with a $21 million increase provided in the proposed 2023 budget. → Read More