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Stelco says it wants to build the country’s first “publicly owned AI Factory” in the city.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has said that his plan to expand the airport will lead to an $8.5 billion annual GDP contribution for Canada, but critics aren't buying it.

Asking the public to weigh in on the expansion comes as a federal byelection looms in the Toronto riding of Beaches—East York, where a loss would cut the Liberal majority to just one seat.

On Thursday, the city’s planning and housing committee accepted zoning shifts that will allow solar panels to be installed in parking lots, which had previously been prohibited. It also received a report on Bill 98, which guts municipal green building standards.

Attawapiskat First Nation has been off diesel for decades, but the community says legacy contamination has been ignored by both the federal and provincial governments.

On Tuesday, a new coalition gathered at City Hall to put pressure on Toronto City Council to implement a policy as soon as possible, after council walked back its promise to introduce a bylaw to protect tenants from heat by summer of 2027.

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While municipalities have relatively little control over data centre approvals, NDAs reduce transparency for major projects that could change the communities where they’re built.

As extreme heat blankets Southern Ontario, the possibility of derailments has disrupted train travel across the region.

In April, The Atmospheric Fund launched its Solar Accelerator Program, which connects homeowners in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton area with a free solar advisory service. A Whitby homeowner has now gone through the process — beginning to end.