Mississauga immigration consultant permanently struck off by national regulator
The College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants revoked the licence of a Mississauga consultant and imposed $20,000 in fines and costs.
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Dim sum buns and dumplings recalled across Ontario over undeclared milk
Sixteen Ten Ten Dim Sum products are affected. Distribution is listed as Ontario only, and no illnesses have been reported.
Harbourfront takeout ordered closed, and a Danforth bagel shop had no licence at inspection
The latest DineSafe results include a closure on Queens Quay West and six conditional passes across the city, one with a licensing referral.
Nine charges after alleged anti-Sikh knife attacks near Queens Quay and Union Station
Toronto police released the arrested man’s image because investigators believe there may be more victims. Anyone affected is asked to call 416-808-3505.
Province asked to override Toronto zoning for a Beaches–East York place of worship
A Minister’s Zoning Order request for 63 Barker Ave would waive parking, setbacks, site plan approval and provincial planning policy. Comments close October 1.
Toronto gas hits 183.9 cents — and Ottawa just extended the tax break holding it down
Pump prices rose a cent Saturday. Separately, the federal fuel excise tax suspension has been extended to the end of January.
Lake Ontario exclusion zone in force for the air show, Saturday to Monday
Toronto police have closed the Western Channel and Humber Bay to boaters during each day of the 77th Canadian International Air Show.
Storm damage and your insurance: what is covered, and the Toronto subsidy worth up to $6,650
Wind and hail are usually covered. Overland water and sewer backup usually are not, unless you bought them. And Toronto will pay most of the cost of a backwater valve or sump pump.
Toronto orders Live Nation to fix storm-damaged Rogers Stadium before AC/DC show
The city issued an “order to remedy unsafe building” after Wednesday’s storm collapsed part of the north grandstand. An engineer’s report is due September 8. The sold-out September 16 concert has not been cancelled.
PCs hold two ridings, NDP keeps Scarborough Southwest in Ontario byelections
Turnout was about 25 per cent across the three ridings. The seat count at Queen’s Park is unchanged, and the Liberals came away with nothing.
