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El primer ministro Mark Carney recibió pedidos de disculpas tras decir que podría “resistir más” que una manifestante de Grassy Narrows el 30 de marzo, lo que reavivó el reclamo por la contaminación por mercurio.
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La provincia impulsa una mayor integración de tarifas y horarios en la región de Toronto (motivada por la LRT de Hurontario), pero el sindicato del TTC advierte que la ley daría poderes excesivos al gobierno.
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Unifor criticó que Stellantis estudie usar su planta de Brampton para ensamblar vehículos eléctricos chinos (posible asociación con Leapmotor), lo que podría costar empleos de piezas y manufactura canadiense.
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El gobierno Ford presentó la Better Regional Governance Act para nombrar presidentes regionales con poderes “fuertes” y reducir el tamaño de los consejos en Niagara y Simcoe.
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Michael Ford confirmó que no se presentará a la alcaldía de Toronto en octubre de 2026, dejando el campo abierto mientras otros evalúan postularse.
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Toronto albergará seis partidos del Mundial; un informe muestra que el 90% de los visitantes planean salir de la ciudad en excursiones, Canadá abrirá contra Bosnia el 12 de junio y las reventas están muy caras.
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Mississauga dejó de izar banderas extranjeras en el ayuntamiento y ofrecerá banderas canadienses gratis a nuevos residentes con comprobante de domicilio.
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La policía provincial busca a varias personas que, el 26 de marzo en Bracebridge, subieron a las vallas del rink sin camiseta y rompieron el vidrio.
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El fiscal general de Ontario no quiso comentar tras la demanda del premier Ford para que una jueza se disculpe en el juicio de Umar Zameer, lo que plantea dudas sobre la independencia judicial.
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Los Raptors cayeron 123-115 ante los Kings el 1 de abril, una derrota que complica su posición en la carrera por los play-offs con seis partidos restantes.
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Los recién graduados enfrentan un mercado laboral difícil: desempleo juvenil cercano al 14% y empleadores que exigen habilidades en IA y competencias interpersonales.
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Provincias suben el salario mínimo; en Ontario subirá a $17.95/h el 1 de octubre, pero defensores dicen que sigue siendo insuficiente para vivir.
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Los diputados provinciales recibieron un aumento del 4.2% el 1 de abril, llevando el salario de un legislador a unos $163,959 anuales, decisión impopular entre la mayoría.
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Correos internos muestran que funcionarios pidieron «investigar más» sobre las finanzas de Therme antes de firmar el polémico contrato en Ontario Place; el ministro dice que la compañía cumplió revisiones financieras.
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Policía de Toronto y York aumentó patrullas y estableció puestos de mando en sinagogas y centros comunitarios por la Pascua judía, tras recientes disparos en templos del área.
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PEI y Nunavut bajaron la edad de cribado de cáncer colorrectal a 45 años; BC y otras jurisdicciones lo evalúan; Ontario aún estudia cambios.
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Ontario no dará códigos de facturación a enfermeras practicantes (NP) pero dice que las integrará más en el sistema público, tras perder la fecha límite federal del 1 de abril.
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La OPP arrestó a un quinto sospechoso, Damion Ryan, por tiroteos relacionados con un homicidio en Bolton en 2021; dos sospechosos siguen prófugos y hay una recompensa de $50,000.
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La policía instaló una valla publicitaria cerca de Orangeville pidiendo información sobre David Robson, hallado muerto el 1 de abril de 2024, y sobre su Kia Sportage 2017 (patente DAMZ 252) desaparecido.
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Un choque en Norwich Township entre un camión y un SUV dejó 3 muertos (entre ellos dos menores de 13 y 17 años) y 2 heridos graves; la policía pide videos de cámaras de seguridad o a bordo.
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En U of T, un hombre de 27 años fue arrestado y acusado de incendio provocado tras incendiar un vehículo en el campus St. George; no hubo heridos.
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En el juicio por agresión sexual contra Frank Stronach, la jueza declaró que no puede condenar por el testimonio de una denunciante que consideró no fiable; el juicio avanzó a los alegatos finales.
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Los fiscales piden a la Corte de Apelación de Ontario anular la fianza otorgada al abogado Deepak Paradkar, implicado en un caso internacional de droga y acusado de asesorar un asesinato.
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Metrolinx aumentó su número de vicepresidentes a 124 en 2025 y ha convertido consultores externos en empleados permanentes, lo que genera críticas por costos y expansión de la cúpula.
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Un año después de que el gobierno sustituyera sitios de consumo supervisado por HART Hubs, defensores dicen que faltan servicios clave como pruebas de drogas y vías claras hacia tratamiento.
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Bancos de alimentos en todo Canadá reportan una demanda «sin precedentes» y algunos reducen frecuencia o cantidad de alimentos entregados; el encarecimiento de la vivienda empeora la situación.
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Un incendio en North York la madrugada del martes dejó dos personas mayores fallecidas; los bomberos rescataron víctimas y la investigación continúa.
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La cría de jirafa Masai del Zoo de Toronto nacida el 22 de febrero se llamará Imara tras casi 23,000 votos; Imara significa «fuerte y resiliente».
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Los canadienses Jeremy Hansen (especialista de misión) y Jenni Gibbons (su suplente) participarán en la misión Artemis II de la NASA; ventana de lanzamiento prevista del 1 al 6 de abril.
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El gobierno federal y Ontario anunciaron la devolución del HST en viviendas nuevas y un plan de $8.8 mil millones para recortar cargos de desarrollo, pero aún no se sabe cuántas casas se construirán realmente.
Resumen semanal de Toronto — 30 mar a 5 abr 2026
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Maple Leafs fire general manager Brad Treliving
The Toronto Maple Leafs fired general manager Brad Treliving on Monday, hours before facing the Anaheim Ducks in the second game of a four-game road trip.
Canadian food banks reduce services amid ‘unprecedented’ demand
Food banks are reporting having to change how they serve Canadian communities, with some reducing drop ins or how much food is given.
Artemis II: The Canadian astronauts getting NASA back to the moon
Jeremy Hansen and Jenni Gibbons are members of Artemis II, a 10-day lunar fly-around and the first crewed mission to the moon since the Apollo missions more than 50 years ago.
A year after HART Hubs opened, advocates say addiction services still MIA
One year after Ontario closed supervised consumption sites for HART Hubs, advocates say long waitlists for addiction treatment continue and the new model doesn't do enough.
Canadian murder suspect on most wanted list now facing U.S. charges: DHS
Adrian Vincent Walker, a 28-year-old man from Toronto, has been charged with illegal entry and illegal possession of a firearm by U.S. federal authorities.
Toronto’s ‘Ask for Angela’ safety campaign expands ahead of FIFA World Cup
Victims of intimate partner violence will be able to ask various partner agencies, such as Shoppers Drug Mart, to speak with 'Angela,' indicating they need help.
Pelley: Leafs looking for ‘data-centric’ leader
Keith Pelley confidently declared the right people were in place.
Launch of Hurontario LRT driving Ontario’s plan for enhanced fare integration
The Hurontario LRT, also known as the Hazel McCallion Line, does not have an official opening date but, when finished, it will run through both Brampton and Mississauga.
Mikhail Grabovski, former Maple Leafs forward, facing assault charge in Markham, Ont.
Court records in Newmarket show Mikhail Grabovski, who played with the Leafs between 2008 and 2013, was arrested earlier this month for an alleged assault on a person in Markham.
Quebec murder victim found decades ago identified as missing Ontario woman
A spokesperson with the Quebec provincial police would not provide further comment about the presumed killer or details about the homicide investigation.
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
Around 4 a.m., firefighters were called to a home on Anthia Drive, an address near Steeles and Islington avenues in North York.
Frank Stronach’s lawyers make closing argument in sex assault trial
Over the course of the trial, prosecutors have dropped five charges related to three of the seven complainants, though Stronach still faces seven charges related to the other four.
Canada awaits winner of Italy, Bosnia match to determine Toronto World Cup game
If Italy is going to qualify for its first World Cup in 12 years, the Azzurri’s defenders are going to have to contain a striker they respect and know well.
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
While the Ford government shares the development industry's enthusiasm about housing construction, the province remains skittish about defining the outcome.
Ford government ‘paying attention’ to Ontario college presidents earning $500K
The five highest-paid college leaders earned an average of $507,000 in 2025, according to data on the annual sunshine list, a year in which hundreds of staff were laid off.
Advocates say rising minimum wages still fall short across Canada
Minimum wage workers in Nova Scotia will earn a quarter more per hour when the rate increases to $16.75 on Wednesday. It will increase again to $17 this October.
1 province is lowering colorectal cancer screening age and more could follow
Prince Edward Island announced it's changing its screening age eligibility to 45, but other provinces say they're still investigating whether to do so.
Oilers sign Nicholl to entry-level contract
The Edmonton Oilers have signed forward William Nicholl to a three-year entry-level contract beginning next season, the NHL club announced Wednesday.
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
For many post-secondary students, the search for a job after graduation can be daunting — and the process is only getting more challenging.
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
The federal health minister wrote to Ontario more than a year ago, telling the province to come up with a policy to fund and regulate nurse practitioners by April 1.
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
Data released through Ontario's annual salary disclosures, known as the sunshine list, reveals there were 124 people at Metrolinx with vice-president in their title last year.
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
The province announced it would expand its fare integration plan policy to harmonize fares across the Toronto region and, in the long-term, look to align schedules in the future.
Potential for Chinese EV production at Stellantis plant raises concerns
The prospect of U.S. automaker Stellantis using its Brampton, Ont., facility as a bare bones assembly plant for Chinese electric vehicles is being panned by Unifor.
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
The high-profile case saw Umar Zameer acquitted of first-degree murder in the death Det. Const. Jeffrey Northrup, who was fatally run over in Toronto in the summer of 2021.
Raptors lament on ‘tough’ loss to lowly Kings
The disappointment in RJ Barrett's face was evident.
Michael Ford confirms he won’t run in Toronto’s mayoral election
Michael Ford, who served most recently in provincial parliament, released a statement Thursday confirming he wouldn't seek to succeed Olivia Chow as Toronto's next mayor.
Mississauga bans international banners from city hall, giving away free Canadian flags
Previously, national flags for other countries could be hoisted on the flagpole in Mississauga to celebrate heritage months and independence days.