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FYI, Metro “reported a first-quarter profit of $228.5 million”.

Alternative Title: Billionaire hypocrite Bill Ackman embarrassed after he fails to do satisfactory due diligence before opening his big mouth, again

It’s most typical for fires to start when the battery is being charged. For it to catch fire just sitting there either means it was damaged or was some shoddy, not-certified, battery that shouldn’t have been sold in Canada....

Google hits a paywall. On the heels of a deal struck last week between Ottawa and Google, the search behemoth will pay Canadian news publishers $100 million/year for the privilege of hosting their content. Is that a win for Ottawa? Well, on one hand, Canada is now one of the first countries to compel digital platforms to pay...

According to my librarian wife, this is one of the largest library systems in the country, if not the world.

cross-posted from: lemmy.world/post/8702270...

A sold-out crowd of 6,421 soccer fans in Halifax watched Canada defeat Brazil 2-0 in women’s soccer at the Wanderers Grounds. Ashley Lawrence made a crucial cross to Jordyn Huitema for the first goal, and Deanne Rose scored the second. Goalkeeper Sabrina D’Angelo earned a shutout for Canada....

Starting today, the general public can book an appointment to get a fall booster shot for COVID-19 and influenza (flu) through Toronto Public Health (TPH) ahead of a potentially challenging season for respiratory illness....

Sarah Jama, an MPP from Hamilton-Centre, has been removed from the Ontario NDP caucus. This decision was made by NDP Leader Marit Stiles due to Jama’s unilateral actions that undermined the collective work and trust of her colleagues. Some of her actions were reported to have contributed to unsafe work environments for staff....

It would be great if they would censure Steve Clark for overseeing the $8 billion greenbelt graft instead of this pearl clutching virtue signaling.

By Joshua Freeman, CP24

Bryann Aguilar, CP24

Toronto Public Health is opening up thousands of new appointments to select Torontonians for the updated monovalent COVID-19 vaccine as part of its ‘Fight the Flu and COVID-19’ vaccination campaign this fall....

Metrolinx CEO Phil Verster says he still cannot provide a reliable opening date for the Eglinton Crosstown LRT as new problems are being discovered weekly....

By Phil Tsekouras • CTV News • CP24

Canadians can expect a fickle fall this year as the season will start off chilly, but above normal temperatures will lead the country into winter, according to predictions from a prominent forecaster. A woman runs the trails through High Park amongst the fall colours on a cool fall day in Toronto on Friday, October 28, 2022. THE...