The Ontario Human Rights Tribunal ruled that National Service Dogs (NSD) didn’t discriminate against a girl with autism spectrum disorder after the non-profit organization removed one of its dogs from the family home. According to…
A hotbed of cold feet. That’s the comment by the late Roy McMurtry, former attorney general and chief justice of Ontario, about the federal government. But it applies to all bureaucracies, public and private, which…
Toronto opened some of its water and washroom facilities at public parks ahead of schedule due to warmer-than-usual temperatures in April. Currently, 80 per cent of park washrooms are open; the remaining park washrooms will…
With more than 50 million passengers travelling through Pearson International Airport every year, there are bound to be some unhappy passengers. A recent study conducted by Ontario Casinos investigated the Canadian airports that received the…
A proposed condo complex at 50 Eglinton Ave. W. will be even taller, according to a new rezoning application filed on April 15 with the City of Toronto. Madison Group, the developer of the two-tower…
Data released by the City of Toronto city shows that, as of April 23, 2024, there were 364 dogs listed on the city’s active ‘dangerous dog order’ registry. Out of the 25 wards, Toronto-Danforth had…