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2026-10-20 · Toronto Star · Crime & Law

Rolling terrain, dry grass and sudden wind shift fuelled deadly CFB Wainwright fire

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2026-10-15 · Toronto Star · Politics

Ontario signs contract to import electricity from U.S.

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2026-11-01 · Toronto Star · Economy/Business

$10,000 for rooftop solar? No, thanks. Why homeowners are rejecting an Ontario rebate that 'doesn’t make any sense'

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2026-10-25 · Toronto Star · Politics

Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford make final push for their visions of Toronto in last weekend of campaigning

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2026-10-10 · Toronto Star · Technology

Their loved ones died in this fiery Tesla crash. Door failure made it a ‘death trap,’ they say

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2026-10-10 · Toronto Star

🔮 Bystanders at the scene could not open the doors to rescue the occupants because, like all Teslas, this Model Y had electronic door handles that can fail without power. assertive

2026-10-15 · Toronto Star

🔮 The 600-megawatt contract starting Nov. 1 will provide power to compensate for “facility maintenance,” the Independent Electricity System Operator said in its announcement of the deal, without being more specific. The Pickering nuclear plant was shut down in September for a multi-year refurbishment and this contract will partially replace its emissions-free electricity with carbon-intensive power from oil- and gas-fired plants. There was no price mentioned in the announcement. “This deal just increases our dependency on Donald Trump’s America to keep our lights on,” said Jack Gibbons, chair of the Ontario Clean Air Alliance and a former Toronto Hydro commissioner. assertive

2026-10-20 · Toronto Star

🔮 Pearson, who also fought forest fires for Parks Canada in Jasper and St. Albert, Alta., says preparation for wildfires was part of every military training exercise he participated in, and soldiers were equipped with hand tools and water-filled backpacks, so that they could react to wildfires as soon as they broke out — and often did. Soldiers training at CFB Wainwright paused their training to approach and put out grass fires “multiple times,” said Pearson, who served in the Loyal Edmonton Regiment for eight years. assertive

2026-10-25 · Toronto Star

🔮 As the two leading candidates to be mayor fanned out for the last weekend of campaigning, they described contrasting perspectives of Toronto: one where a new dawn is breaking and one where a city is broken. assertive

2026-11-01 · Toronto Star

🔮 When Peter Leiss decided to get solar panels and a battery installed, he could have put in the paperwork to qualify for a $10,000 rebate from the provincial government. assertive