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Province pushes Toronto to award subway contract to Alstom

Province pushes Toronto to award subway contract to Alstom

Ontario government make a move to get Alstom a much-needed sole-source procurement contract for the TTC rail line two in Toronto.
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Candidate Profile: Bob Herman

Candidate Profile: Bob Herman

Retired police chief looks to unseat three-term incumbent Patty Hajdu in the north-side area riding.
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City reminds residents to declare their boulevard gardens

City reminds residents to declare their boulevard gardens

The Boulevard Garden declaration system is now available on the city’s website.
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Pope 'left a huge legacy behind,’ says Bishop of Thunder Bay

Pope 'left a huge legacy behind,’ says Bishop of Thunder Bay

Bishop of Thunder Bay’s Roman Catholic Church speaks about the passing of Pope Francis.
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Province announces $461K for local youth programs

Province announces $461K for local youth programs

Local non-profits focus on youth programming after receiving funding from the Ontario government.
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For-profit homecare company leave union in the dark

For-profit homecare company leave union in the dark

Union healthcare workers are taking a stand against their employer for their lack of transparency at the negotiating table.
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Injured workers rally against $2-billion WSIB refund

Injured workers rally against $2-billion WSIB refund

The provincial government announced the payments as part of a larger business support initiative.
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Cumberland Street roundabout moves forward

Cumberland Street roundabout moves forward

City council awards tender for the Cumberland Street roundabout reconstruction project.
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Candidate Profile: Brendan Hyatt

Candidate Profile: Brendan Hyatt

The deputy reeve of LaVallee Township is eyeing the Thunder Bay-Rainy River MP seat on Parliament Hill.
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Council and ward reforms defeated, again

Council and ward reforms defeated, again

Recommended changes to the city council's composition were voted down for a second time, as were two other last minute suggestions raised by councilors.
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