A planned data centre in Oakville exemplifies the tension between development and community pushback.
Business
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BusinessF2026Sports
What Rogers’ Acquisition of MLSE means for Toronto Sports
by Noah Curittiby Noah CurittiThe sports empire continues to grow with full ownership of MLSE, further strengthening its influence across Toronto’s sports and media landscape.
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Arts & LifeBusinessEconomyF2026Toronto
What ABC BOOKs’ Closing Tells Us about the State of Independent Bookstores
The second-hand store is closing due to high property taxes.
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BusinessFoodOff Campus
‘We Have to Fight for Everything’: The Race to Find a Home for the Allan Gardens Food Bank
A working group is the latest step in the search to house programs running out of St. Luke’s United Church.
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BusinessEconomyEngineeringF2025Jobs & Careers
Brampton Plant in Limbo; Thousands of Jobs Could be Lost
by Aia Jaberby Aia JaberStudents and young professionals must seek alternative sectors as job opportunities head south of the border
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With new partnerships across hockey, soccer, and basketball, brands are finding real returns in women’s leagues long overlooked by sponsors
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BusinessEconomyF2025Jobs & Careers
Ontario Raises Minimum Wage to $17.60 Amid Affordability Concerns
Experts warn that inflation, housing costs, and a softening labour market could limit its effect on workers’ real earnings.
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Arts & LifeBusinessCommunity NewsF2025Photo Essay
Toronto’s First Annual Thai Festival
by Emma Amodioby Emma AmodioAmid rising anti-immigrant sentiment, Toronto’s first Thai Festival offers a joyful counterpoint.
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According to experts, a dry summer and severe drought have driven up prices for beef and crops in Canada
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BusinessEconomyW2025
Impact is Mixed Halfway Through Federal Tax Holiday
by Laura Hullby Laura HullBusinesses report frustration while consumers remain largely unaffected by the short-term tax relief
