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طالب قادة السكان الأصليين ونواب باعتذار من رئيس الوزراء مارك كارني بعد قوله إنه قد «يصمد أكثر» من متظاهرة من Grassy Narrows يوم 30 مارس، في خضم أزمة تلوث بالزئبق.
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الحكومة الإقليمية تسعى لتوسيع دمج التعرفة والجداول في منطقة تورونتو (بسبب خط Hurontario)، لكن اتحاد عمال النقل يحذّر من أن التشريع يمنح المقاطعة صلاحيات واسعة.
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يونيفور أعرب عن قلقه من احتمال أن تستخدم شركة ستيلانتس مصنعها في برامبتون لتجميع سيارات كهربائية صينية (قد تكون Leapmotor)، ما قد يقلل وظائف التصنيع وسلاسل التوريد الكندية.
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قدمت حكومة فورد مشروع قانون "حوكمة إقليمية أفضل" يسمح بتعيين رؤساء إقليميين ذوي صلاحيات "قوية" ويقلّص مقاعد مجالس نياجرا وسيمكو.
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أعلن مايكل فورد أنه لن يخوض سباق رئاسة بلدية تورونتو في أكتوبر 2026، ما يفتح الباب أمام مرشحين آخرين.
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ستستضيف تورونتو ست مباريات لكأس العالم، وتظهر دراسات أن 90٪ من الزوار يخططون لرحلات خارج المدينة؛ كندا تفتتح ضد البوسنة في 12 يونيو وأسعار إعادة البيع مرتفعة.
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منعت مدينة ميسيساجا رفع أعلام دول أخرى في مبنى البلدية وأعلنت توزيع أعلام كندية مجانية للوافدين الجدد الحاملين إثبات سكن.
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تحقق الشرطة الإقليمية بعد أن صعد مشجعون دون قمصان إلى الألواح وكسروا الزجاج في مباراة هوكي في Bracebridge بتاريخ 26 مارس.
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رفض المدّعي العام لأونتاريو التعليق على دعوة المحافظ فورد لأن تعتذر قاضية في محاكمة عمر زامير، ما أثار مخاوف بشأن استقلال القضاء.
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خسر فريق رابتورز 123-115 أمام ساكرامنتو كينغز في 1 أبريل، وخسارة كهذه تؤثر على ترتيب الفريق في سباق البلاي-إن مع ست مباريات متبقية.
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يواجه خريجو الجامعات سوق عمل صعبًا — بطالة الشباب حوالى 14% — وأرباب العمل يطلبون مهارات تقنية مثل الذكاء الاصطناعي ومهارات تواصل.
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ترفع المقاطعات أجور الحد الأدنى؛ في أونتاريو يرتفع الأجر إلى 17.95$ في الساعة اعتبارًا من 1 أكتوبر، لكن المدافعين يقولون إنه لا يكفي لتغطية تكاليف المعيشة.
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نال أعضاء البرلمان المقاطعي زيادة 4.2% في الأول من أبريل، فارتفع راتب العضو العادي إلى نحو 163,959$، وهو قرار تعارضه غالبية الجمهور.
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رسائل داخلية كشفت أن مستشارًا حكوميًا طالب بالتحقق أكثر من أوضاع Therme المالية قبل توقيع عقد Ontario Place، لكن الوزير يقول إن الشركة اجتازت الفحوصات.
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كثفت شرطة تورونتو ويورك الدوريات ونصبت مراكز قيادة قرب دور العبادة والمراكز اليهودية ومعابد خلال بداية عيد الفصح اليهودي بعد حوادث طلقات سابقة.
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خفّضت جزيرة الأمير إدوارد ونونافوت سن الفحص للكشف عن سرطان القولون إلى 45 عامًا، وتدرس مقاطعات أخرى (بما في ذلك كولومبيا البريطانية) الأمر؛ أونتاريو ما زالت تراجع.
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أخفقت أونتاريو في الموعد النهائي الفيدرالي (1 أبريل) بخصوص تمويل مزودي الرعاية من الممرضات الممارسات، وتقول إنها لن تمنحهم رموز فوترة OHIP لكن ستدمجهم في النظام العام.
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اعتقلت الشرطة مقاولًا خامسًا، داميون رايان، مرتبط بسلسلة إطلاق نار شهدتها عام 2021 بما في ذلك جريمة قتل في بولتون؛ لا يزال هناك مطلوبان وجائزة 50,000$.
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وضعت الشرطة لوحة إعلانية قرب Orangeville للعثور على معلومات عن ديفيد روبسون الذي عُثر عليه مقتولًا في 1 أبريل 2024 وعن سيارته المفقودة (Kia Sportage 2017، لوحة DAMZ 252).
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تحطمت سيارة نقل وسيارة دفع رباعي في Norwich Township، وأسفر الحادث عن ثلاث وفيات (من بينهم قاصران 13 و17 سنة) وإصابتين خطيرتين؛ وطلبت الشرطة تسجيلات كاميرات.
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ألقي القبض على رجل (27 عاماً) بعد إضرام النار في مركبة داخل حرم جامعة تورونتو في الصباح الباكر، وُجّهت له تهم الحرق العمدي ولا توجد إصابات.
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في محاكمة فرانك ستروناش بتهم اعتداء جنسي، قالت القاضية إنها لا تستطيع الإدانة اعتمادًا على شهادة مُدعية اعتبرتها غير موثوقة، وما زال الملف قيد المتابعة.
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يطلب المدّعون الفيدراليون من محكمة الاستئناف في أونتاريو إلغاء الإفراج بكفالة عن المحامي ديباك بردكار، المتهم بدور في قضية تهريب دولية واشتبه بقيامه بنصح بشأن اغتيال شاهد.
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ارتفع عدد نواب الرئيس في Metrolinx إلى 124 في 2025 بينما يتم تحويل بعض المستشارين إلى موظفين دائمين، ما أثار انتقادات بشأن التضخم الإداري.
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بعد عام على استبدال بعض مواقع الحقن الآمن بمراكز HART، يقول المدافعون إن خدمات الإدمان الأساسية ما زالت مفقودة، مثل اختبار المخدرات وإحالات للعلاج.
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تواجه بنوك الطعام في كندا طلبًا لم يسبق له مثيل، واضطرت بعض المراكز إلى تخفيض الزيارات أو تقليل كمية الطعام الممنوحة، بينما يتزايد تأثير أزمة السكن.
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حريق بمسكن في شمال يورك في الصباح الباكر أدى إلى وفاة شخصين مسنين؛ فرق الإطفاء عملت على إنقاذ الضحيتين والتحقيق جارٍ.
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سمّى حديقة حيوانات تورونتو صغير زرافة الماساي المولود في 22 فبراير باسم "Imara" بعد ~23,000 صوت؛ الاسم يعني "قوي ومتين".
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يشارك رائد الفضاء الكندي جيريمي هانسن (أخصائي المهمة) وزميلته جيني جبونز (احتياط) في مهمة Artemis II التابعة لوكالة ناسا، مع نافذة إطلاق من 1 إلى 6 أبريل.
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أعلن فيدرال وأونتاريو إعفاء ضريبي على البيوت الجديدة وخطة بقيمة 8.8 مليار دولار لتخفيض رسوم التطوير، لكن لم يُوضح كم عدد المنازل التي ستحقّقها هذه الإجراءات.
موجز تورونتو الأسبوعي — 30 مارس إلى 5 أبريل 2026
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Maple Leafs fire general manager Brad Treliving
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Toronto’s ‘Ask for Angela’ safety campaign expands ahead of FIFA World Cup
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Pelley: Leafs looking for ‘data-centric’ leader
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Mikhail Grabovski, former Maple Leafs forward, facing assault charge in Markham, Ont.
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Quebec murder victim found decades ago identified as missing Ontario woman
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Toronto Zoo’s baby giraffe named ‘Imara’ after public vote: ‘Certainly a gift’
Imara, who made her public debut at the zoo earlier this month, has grown from about six feet four inches to nearly seven feet since her birth in late February.
Thieves secretly recorded Ontario homeowners’ routines before break-in: police
York Regional Police said two incidents were reported in Vaughan, Ont., after cameras and battery packs, which were disguised in camouflage, were found on the properties.
2 dead after fatal North York fire early on Tuesday morning
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Frank Stronach’s lawyers make closing argument in sex assault trial
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Canada awaits winner of Italy, Bosnia match to determine Toronto World Cup game
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Masai Ujiri joins Toronto Tempo ownership group
Masai Ujiri is returning to professional basketball in Toronto.
No specifics on how many homes will be built as Ontario earmarks billions in tax breaks
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Ford government ‘paying attention’ to Ontario college presidents earning $500K
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Advocates say rising minimum wages still fall short across Canada
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1 province is lowering colorectal cancer screening age and more could follow
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Oilers sign Nicholl to entry-level contract
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Achiuwa, DeRozan lead Kings past Raptors 123-115
Precious Achiuwa had 28 points and 19 rebounds as the Sacramento Kings ended a four-game losing streak with a 123-115 win over the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday.
Canada’s post-secondary graduates start job hunt amid high unemployment rates
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MPPs in Ontario receive 4.2% raise now salary freeze has ended
Last year, all Ontario parties agreed to a 35-per cent pay raise for MPPs and the creation of a new pension plan after a salary freeze at Queen's Park that lasted 16 years.
Tourism minister backs Ontario Place plan, saying Therme went through ‘proper checks’
New emails unearthed by the Ontario NDP show there was concern within the civil service just days before Therme signed a controversial 95-year lease for land at Ontario Place.
Ontario won’t give nurse practitioners billing codes, but will bring them into public system
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Fifth arrest made in fatal Bolton, Ont. home shooting, 2 suspects still wanted
Ontario Provincial police say a fifth person has been arrested in connection with a 2021 Bolton homicide and related shootings, while two suspects remain wanted.
Police put up billboard outside Ontario town in bid to crack homicide cold case
OPP said Monday that it installed the billboard on County Road 9 facing southwest at County Road 11, just west of Orangeville, as the anniversary of David Robson’s death arrives.
3 dead including two minors after crash involving transport truck: OPP
An Oxford County crash involving a transport truck has left three people dead and two others with life-threatening injuries, OPP say.
New York Islanders to move AHL affiliate to Hamilton after league approval
The AHL’s board of governors unanimously approved Tuesday the relocation of the New York Islanders’ affiliate from Bridgeport, Conn., to Hamilton beginning with the 2026-27 season.
Judge says she can’t convict Frank Stronach on charges related to one complainant
Lawyers are set to continue their final submissions Wednesday in the sexual assault trial of billionaire businessman Frank Stronach.
Prosecutors ask Appeal Court to overturn bail for Ontario lawyer in Ryan Wedding case
Lawyers for the Attorney General of Canada are asking the Court of Appeal for Ontario to order that 62-year-old Deepak Paradkar be detained until his extradition hearing.
Ontario minimum wage to rise to $17.95 on Oct. 1
The current minimum wage is $17.60. The government says someone earning minimum wage and working 40 hours per week will see an additional $728 per year.
Bosnia to play Canada in Toronto World Cup game. Resale tickets come at steep cost
Even though Canada's opponent for its World Cup opener in Toronto was just determined Tuesday, many of the resale tickets left for the international match come at a steep cost.
NHLers talk going helmets off in warm-ups
Number of VPs at Metrolinx grows again, some consultants come on board permanently
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Adviser warned Ontario to dig ‘deeper’ on Therme finances days before signing lease
New emails, obtained by the Ontario NDP, offer fresh insights into an incident flagged more than a year ago by the auditor general.
Police in GTA ramping up patrols around Jewish gathering places for Passover
Police services in the Greater Toronto Area will have officers near places of worship, gathering places and some neighbourhoods during Passover.
Full lineup of countries to play World Cup matches in Toronto confirmed
Sixty-ninth-ranked Bosnia and Herzegovina upset 12th-ranked Italy 4-1 in penalties on home soil in a playoff qualifier final to reach the World Cup in Toronto.
Man charged after vehicle burned on U of T campus
Just before 1 a.m. on March 31, police said they were called to the University of Toronto's historic St. George Campus for a fire.
Tory MP echoes calls for Carney to apologize to Grassy Narrows over protest remarks
The Conservative critic for Indigenous Services is adding his voice to calls for Prime Minister Mark Carney to apologize to Grassy Narrows First Nation.
Toronto transit union raises concern about plans for fare, schedule integration
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Potential for Chinese EV production at Stellantis plant raises concerns
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Ford government planning to appoint regional chairs, give them sweeping new powers
The same legislation will shrink the size of regional governments in both Niagara and Simcoe County, providing chairs their own version of strong mayor powers.
Many FIFA World Cup visitors are planning trips outside Toronto, report hints
Thousands of soccer fans descending on Toronto for the FIFA World Cup are planning trips outside of the city, a new report suggests.
Shirtless fans climb hockey boards, break glass at Ontario rink: OPP
Ontario Provincial Police say officers are looking for 'multiple people' accused of climbing the boards at a hockey rink, taking their shirts off and breaking the glass.
Attorney general ‘not commenting’ on Ford’s call for Umar Zameer judge to apologize
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Raptors lament on ‘tough’ loss to lowly Kings
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Michael Ford confirms he won’t run in Toronto’s mayoral election
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Mississauga bans international banners from city hall, giving away free Canadian flags
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