Tesla launches Cybertruck at $60,990, delivers to first batch of customers
Four years after its debut, Elon Musk-run Tesla has finally launched the long-awaited Cybertruck at a starting price of $60,990 and delivered the...
World Aids Day: Why young men at HIV risk hesitate to take preventative drug?
Lack of knowledge, awareness and stigma about PrEP -- a drug which stops HIV infecting the body -- are the major barriers that limit...
Canada’s job vacancies continue to decline
Canada's job vacancies declined by 40,700, or 6.1 per cent, to 632,200 in September, continuing the steady downward trend from the peak of...
New suicide crisis helpline 988 launched in all provinces and territories
The Canadian government has launched 988, a new three-digit suicide crisis helpline to provide suicide prevention support.
The Public Health Agency of Canada said...
Police release photos, video of man who assaulted a Brampton woman after accusing her...
Peel police released photos and video footage to get the public's help in identifying a man who assaulted a young woman in Brampton after...
Cavalcade of Lights to turn Toronto’s Nathan Phillips Square into a winter wonderland
The 57th annual Cavalcade of Lights will illuminate Toronto's Nathan Phillips Square from tomorrow till Sunday, January 7.
The official lighting ceremony will take place...
Police chase down suspects after armed carjacking in Brampton, 2 men arrested
A co-ordinated effort by mutiple police services led to the quick arrest of two men, from Mississauga and Brampton, after an armed carjacking yesterday.
On...
Feds giving Peel Region $7mn for asylum seekers support centre
The federal government is giving the Region of Peel $7 million to open a new reception centre that will provide "more streamlined services and...
Record number of Ontario Liberals to vote for new leader in ranked ballot this...
This Saturday and Sunday, Ontario Liberal Party (OLP) members will cast ballots at local Leadership Election Votes (LEVs) to choose their new Leader, and...
Ontario institutes $18mn grant to help police combat auto theft
Ontario has committed $18 million over three years to help police services combat and prevent auto theft. The Preventing Auto Thefts (PAT) grant will...
