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Torontonians agree the city is a good place to raise a family — but more than a third expect to leave in the next 5 years (opens the original)
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Torontonians mostly agree the city is a good, safe place to work and raise a family, but scratch the surface of civic pride and there is a deep well of pessimism. A wide-ranging Ipsos poll has found respondents were a little more optimistic this year about the future of the city â up seven percentage points from last year to 66 per cent. The number was even higher among generation Z: 76 per cent. When the poll got into specifics, though, some answers were grim. Most people said they think cong
Gord Krantz, 89, wants another term as Milton mayor. Longtime councillors are backing someone else (opens the original)
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Ask Gord Krantz what itâs like to be the man who made Milton what it is today, and heâll quip that “Gord” is just one letter away from “God.” It’s just a joke, he adds, but there’s a hint of truth to it too â and perhaps why it’s hard to let go. Krantz has had the top job here since 1980, making the 89-year-old the longest-serving mayor in Canada. Some thought he wouldnât run again this time, after a narrow victory in 2022. Instead Krantz is leaving it to voters to decide if he should re
The inside story of how a deadly Brampton fire led to one family’s heartbreaking loss (opens the original)
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Omar Watson was having a smoke in the driveway when he heard someone call his name. It had been one of the hottest nights of the summer in the Brampton neighbourhood, and Watson had played with his three-year-old daughter, Aria, after supper. Then he went outside while his wife, Melissa John â more tired than usual due to being pregnant â lay down with Aria to sleep in the bedroom of their rented basement apartment. “Smoke, fire, come quick!” yelled the tenant who lived above Watson’s fami
How the ‘fast and furious’ growth of AI data centres has become a Toronto-area election issue (opens the original)
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Microsoft and other tech giants are racing to build hyperscale AI data centres across the Toronto area and municipalities are scrambling for answers before Octoberâs elections. The artificial intelligence-fuelled gold rush to build new data centres â and the risks the projects could pose for local water and power â are becoming a heated municipal election issue, with some Toronto-area candidates calling for a pause or even an outright ban. Mississauga councillor Martin Reid, who repres
This Muslim family in rural Ontario fears for their safety, as an online conspiracy theory turns into real-world threats: ‘We are terrified’ (opens the original)
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Mohsin Bhuiyan and his family moved from Scarborough to Bowmanville last summer expecting a quiet, more rural life. With the idea of a future business selling duck meat in mind, they began raising hundreds of ducks and some pigeons on a pond behind their house. Then, a few weeks ago, a friend sent Bhuiyan a Facebook page where a man they’d never heard of accused Bhuiyan of operating an “illegal slaughterhouse” to sell halal meat. Since then, Bhuiyan says he and his family have faced death thre
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