‘It’s rather disconcerting’: Coun. on Scarborough intersection with the most red-light violations

The Alarming Rise of Red Light Camera Violations in Toronto: A Detailed Examination Toronto has witnessed a troubling surge in red light camera violations, with over 140,000 tickets issued in the past year alone. Such numbers not only reflect driver behavior but also raise pressing questions about road safety and traffic management in the city. The intersection that stands out for the sheer number of violations is the one at Kennedy Road and the East Belt 401 ramp at William Kitchen Road. This area, known for its proximity to Kennedy…

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Artemis II: Return to the Moon | BBC News

Artemis 2: A Historic Leap Towards the Stars In an unprecedented move, NASA’s Artemis program has rekindled humanity’s connection to the Moon with the Artemis 2 mission, marking the first crewed moon mission in over half a century. As the roaring RS25 engines ignited, the anticipation for a transformative journey into lunar exploration became palpable. The liftoff lifted the crew—four NASA astronauts—into the vastness of space, setting them on an extraordinary path designed to pave the way for sustainable human presence on the Moon and beyond. Artemis 2 represents the…

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Ford faces criticism over purchase of $28.9M jet | CTV News Toronto at Six for April 17, 2026

Ontario Premier’s Controversial Jet Purchase Stirs Up Political Debate In a move that has ignited considerable backlash, Ontario Premier Doug Ford is set to use a $29 million private jet—funded by taxpayer dollars—to conduct government business. The aircraft, a Bombardier Challenger 650, is intended to support the Premier’s travel needs, particularly as he embarks on discussions aimed at countering U.S. tariffs and engaging with other provincial leaders. Despite the Ford administration’s assertion that the jet is a necessity, opposition parties are vocal in their disapproval. Critics argue the purchase is…

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Two people pulled from fire in Mississauga

House Fire in Mississauga Leaves Two Hospitalized In a significant incident that has shaken the community of Mississauga, authorities reported that two individuals were pulled from a townhouse engulfed in flames. The fire broke out around 6:00 PM at a residence located on 5th Line, near the intersection of Dundas and Erin Mills Parkway. The situation quickly intensified, prompting a swift response from local emergency services. Firefighters arrived at the scene shortly after the alarm was raised. Their immediate priority was to extinguish the flames and secure the safety of…

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Exclusive look inside Peel Regional Police call centre

Behind the Scenes of Emergency Response: Peel Regional Police Communications Centre In moments of crisis, when seconds can feel like an eternity, the first voice that can bring solace and assistance is often found at the end of a phone line. The Peel Regional Police Communications Centre plays a vital role in ensuring that help reaches those in need. As part of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, CTV’s Janice Golding recently gained a closer look at the dedicated individuals who form the backbone of emergency response in Peel Region. Peel…

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Mushroom cloud in Toronto? Councillor explains what caused the explosion at Downsview Park

Toronto’s Downsview Park Explosion: A Community on Edge An explosion at Downsview Park in Toronto, tied to a production involving the renowned artist Drake, has left local residents in shock. The incident drew attention when Drake himself shared two striking images on Instagram: one depicting a massive plume of smoke, the other capturing a fireball rising ominously into the evening sky. The city has confirmed that a film permit was granted for the production, which included the use of pyrotechnics. However, protocols around such activities are stringent. Toronto Fire must…

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