News/Canada/Toronto (Page 19)

Toronto Museum of Bad Gifts an homage to the awkward, the unwanted and the inappropriateThis season of gift-giving, the awkward, the unwanted and the inappropriate are being saved from the garbage heap by four young artists who’ve just opened the Museum of Bad Gifts at a gallery on Roncesvalles Ave.Continue Reading

Toronto Rookie goalie Raygan Kirk stopped 26 shots in her first Professional Women’s Hockey League win as the Sceptres improved to 2-0 against the Fleet this season. Rookie goalie Raygan Kirk stopped 26 shots in her first Professional Women’s Hockey League winThe Canadian Press · Posted: Dec 27, 2024 10:34Continue Reading

Toronto 2 arrested in relation to Collingwood, Ont., Christmas thefts from vehiclesPolice are investigating multiple reports of items being stolen from unlocked vehicles i. The accused now face 37 charges related to 19 incidents that took place between Christmas Eve and Boxing Day. Police say 2 men now face 37Continue Reading

Toronto The Ontario Provincial Police are warning people about the rising dangers of crypto fraud. Det.-Const. John Armit from the OPP’s Anti-Rackets Branch says he wouldn’t be surprised if those kinds of frauds soon outpace wire transfers as the largest money transfer method used by scammers. Data shows Ontarians lostContinue Reading

Toronto Over the past month in Ontario, officers with three different police agencies were taken to hospital following exposure to fentanyl — but research suggests exposure to the drug carries little danger, and some advocates warn misconceptions about the risk can have their own harmful consequences. 3 Toronto-area officers takenContinue Reading

Toronto Ford asks Ottawa to extend tax deadline for charitable donations after postal strikeCanada’s premiers are calling on the federal government to extend the deadline for claiming charitable donations on tax returns through to the end of February. Ontario premier made the request on behalf of Council of the FederationTheContinue Reading

Toronto Condo board backs down after trying to restrict visitors with service dogsThe board of a Toronto-area condo is reversing course on an order that forced a disabled woman with a service dog to register with the property manager every time she wanted to visit the building, where her mother andContinue Reading

Toronto Public Health Ontario says all but 2 cases were in people who weren’t immunized against the disease. The agency says between 2013 and 2023, the province didn’t record more than 22 cases in any one year. Public Health Ontario says all but 2 cases were in people who weren’tContinue Reading

Toronto One week in, Toronto businesses say GST holiday has been trickySome small business owners say it’s been a challenging transition to implement the tax changes, and there needs to be more clarity around which products are included. The federal GST break began on Dec. 14 and ends on Feb.Continue Reading