Organization · 16 stories in 30 days · 8 this week
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202 articles from 7 outlets, last 30 days
Peak: Tue 27 Oct, 40 articles
The coverage is spread across the spectrum. Left-leaning outlets ran 72 of these articles, right-leaning ones 41.
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Elections8 of 16
Courts and justice5 of 16
Crime and policing4 of 16
Housing and real estate3 of 16
Climate change2 of 16
Ottawa2 of 16
Olivia Chow has won a second term as mayor of Toronto, defeating challenger Brad Bradford in a municipal election. The result reflects both strong support for her progressive platform and concerns about her leadership and policy direction.
Voters in Ottawa and Toronto elected new school board trustees, despite some boards remaining under provincial supervision. The role has limited power, but candidates say they will continue advocating for families.
Residents of Toronto voted in the 2026 municipal election, with results determining the next mayor and city council members. The outcome of the mayoral race was closely watched, as it could mark the first time since 1998 that an incumbent mayor lost re-election.
Election day has arrived in Ontario, with voting taking place in Toronto and several surrounding municipalities. The results will shape local governance and reflect voter engagement amid concerns about turnout and political fatigue.
A complaint has been filed with the Competition Bureau alleging that Israeli companies misrepresented properties in the West Bank as being in Israel during real estate events in Toronto and Montreal. The case raises concerns about consumer deception and the legality of marketing land in occupied territories.
The inquest into the death of Regis Korchinski-Paquet, who fell from a highrise balcony in Toronto while police were present, resumed after a delay caused by new allegations made by her mother during testimony. The developments have raised questions about police conduct during the incident.
Protesters in Etobicoke attempted to block the removal of bike lanes along Bloor Street West, leading to multiple arrests. The standoff reflects broader tensions over urban planning and cycling infrastructure in Toronto.
Waymo has announced plans to begin testing self-driving vehicles in Toronto, with a goal of launching passenger service by 2028. The move raises questions about winter readiness and public acceptance of autonomous ride-hailing.
More than US$400,000 has been bet on the outcome of Toronto's mayoral election through an online platform, despite the activity being prohibited in Ontario. The betting highlights ongoing challenges in enforcing restrictions on political prediction markets.
Seven people were arrested in connection with multiple break-ins at one address in Montreal's Southwest borough. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about residential security and coordinated criminal activity in urban areas.
More than 9,000 Unifor members at Canadian Stellantis plants voted on whether to authorize a strike. The vote passed with 97% support, highlighting ongoing tensions in contract talks.
A large watermain break in North York slowed traffic and disrupted flight operations at Billy Bishop airport. The incident affected travelers and highlighted infrastructure vulnerabilities in the city.