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CP NewsAlert: Ontario judge grants injunction to keep consumption sites open for now

CP NewsAlert: Ontario judge grants injunction to keep consumption sites open for now

TORONTO — An Ontario judge has granted an injunction to keep 10 supervised consumption sites open while he considers a Charter challenge of a new provincial law that bans the sites from operating within 200 metres of schools or daycares.
List of Ontario public employees making over $100,000 grows

List of Ontario public employees making over $100,000 grows

TORONTO — The number of public sector employees in Ontario earning more than $100,000 a year has grown to more than 377,000, with the top spot again going to the CEO of Ontario Power Generation.
Rate of new measles cases in Ontario stable, says province's top doctor

Rate of new measles cases in Ontario stable, says province's top doctor

TORONTO — Ontario's measles outbreak is likely to continue into the summer, the province's chief medical officer of health said Friday, but a stable rate of new cases is a hopeful sign that it will not worsen.
Woman accused of killing three people in Ontario unfit to stand trial, court rules

Woman accused of killing three people in Ontario unfit to stand trial, court rules

A Toronto court has ruled that a woman accused of killing three people in three Ontario cities last year is unfit to stand trial at this time and must undergo psychiatric treatment.
Toronto councillors get 24 per cent pay bump, first non-inflationary hike since 2006

Toronto councillors get 24 per cent pay bump, first non-inflationary hike since 2006

TORONTO — Toronto city councillors have voted to increase their salary by 24 per cent, or about $33,000.
Some charges dropped in Indigo protest because of reparations, guilty pleas: Crown

Some charges dropped in Indigo protest because of reparations, guilty pleas: Crown

TORONTO — Crown prosecutors say their decision to withdraw charges against three people accused of defacing a downtown Indigo bookstore in a 2023 protest was not based on a lack of reasonable prospect of conviction.
Toronto hydro worker fatally injured while working on electrical vault: officials

Toronto hydro worker fatally injured while working on electrical vault: officials

TORONTO — A Toronto Hydro worker died Friday morning after he was injured inside an electrical vault along the city's harbourfront, officials said. A spokesperson for the utility called it a "tragic workplace incident.
Charges dropped for three more people accused in Indigo bookstore defacement: lawyer

Charges dropped for three more people accused in Indigo bookstore defacement: lawyer

TORONTO — A Toronto lawyer says charges have been withdrawn against three more people accused of defacing a downtown Indigo bookstore in a 2023 protest.
RCMP take down large, 'complex' cannabis network in Ontario, seize 17,000 plants

RCMP take down large, 'complex' cannabis network in Ontario, seize 17,000 plants

TORONTO — Ontario RCMP announced Thursday they have charged six people and destroyed nearly 17,000 cannabis plants across three large-scale illegal grow sites in the province, part of a "complex illicit cannabis production and distribution network.
Kingston resident charged after doctor allegedly assaulted at a clinic: police

Kingston resident charged after doctor allegedly assaulted at a clinic: police

Provincial police say a person from Kingston, Ont., is facing multiple charges after a doctor was allegedly assaulted at a medical clinic near the city.