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John Tory Jr. halted his Liberal nomination campaign for Beaches‑East York on July 13, citing a tight timeline and strong support for other candidates. His withdrawal occurs as the party’s nomination race intensifies ahead of a summer by‑election triggered by the former MP’s resignation.
Environment Canada issued heat warnings and air‑quality alerts on July 12, 2026, for a broad area from Regina through Manitoba, Ontario and into Quebec, citing an extensive heat wave with unusually high temperatures and associated health concerns.
Ford and Unifor have reached a tentative three‑year labour agreement covering about 5,000 workers at six Canadian plants, ending weeks of negotiations and awaiting union ratification.
The Toronto Blue Jays used their first‑round slot in the 2026 MLB draft to pick left‑handed pitcher Cole Carlon from Arizona State with the 39th overall selection.
Metrolinx warned that GO train service in Toronto faced delays and cancellations on Saturday afternoon, July 11, 2026, because of insufficient crew availability, affecting multiple lines and prompting riders to seek updates and alternative travel options.
Unifor will hold ratification meetings in Toronto from July 17‑19, 2026, to seek approval from its roughly 5,000 Canadian Ford members for a tentative contract reached with Ford Motor Co. over the weekend.
Ontario is paying about $8 million to store a $79 million U.S. alcohol inventory, with $2.6 million of it now expired and no plan announced for its disposal.
Environment Canada issued a yellow heat warning for the GTA from July 13 to July 16, 2026, forecasting a peak temperature of 37 °C and humidex values near 45 °C as a heat wave moves through the region.
Toronto Tempo defeated New York Liberty 93‑91 at the Bell Centre, ending a four‑game losing streak, highlighted by Marina Mabrey’s 30‑point effort.
John Tory Jr. has halted his Liberal nomination campaign for Beaches‑East York, citing a rushed timeline and strong backing for other candidates. His withdrawal comes as the party accelerates the selection process ahead of a summer by‑election triggered by the former MP’s resignation.
Environment Canada issued heat warnings and air‑quality alerts on July 12 covering central Canada from Regina to Quebec as a heat wave drives unusually high temperatures. The agency warns of health and air‑quality risks and urges residents to follow local guidance.
Ford Motor Company and the Unifor union have signed a tentative three‑year labor contract covering about 5,000 workers at six Canadian plants. The agreement ends weeks of negotiations and awaits ratification by union members.
The Toronto Blue Jays used the 39th overall pick in the first round of the 2026 MLB draft to select left‑handed pitcher Cole Carlon from Arizona State University, adding him to their farm system.
Metrolinx announced that insufficient crew availability will cause GO train delays and cancellations across the Greater Toronto area on Saturday afternoon, July 11, 2026, urging commuters to plan accordingly.
Ford and Unifor have reached a tentative three‑year labour contract covering about 5,000 workers at six Canadian plants, replacing the previous agreement and pending formal ratification.
The Toronto Blue Jays selected Arizona State left‑handed pitcher Cole Carlon with the 39th overall pick in the first round of the MLB draft on July 11, 2026, adding him to their prospect pool.
Metrolinx confirmed that insufficient crew availability caused GO train delays and cancellations across Toronto on the afternoon of July 11, 2026, affecting multiple lines and prompting riders to seek alternatives.
Dallas defeated Toronto 108-95 at Montreal's Bell Centre, with Paige Bueckers scoring 34 points, as the game set a WNBA regular‑season attendance record of 20,996.
The City of Toronto changed parking rules on a short street next to Dufferin Grove Park, affecting accessible permit spaces and sparking a dispute with permit holders who were not consulted.
A free three‑day hockey camp for BIPOC girls returns to Toronto on July 11, offering inclusive training and community support at no cost. The program aims to deepen participants’ connection to the sport and promote equitable access.
