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Pumpkins After Dark continues in Markham through Oct. 31, while Toronto’s October calendar includes film, dance, concerts and Halloween attractions.
By GTA Voice Staff · 2 min read
Durham Region has proclaimed October as Circular Economy Month, highlighting ways to keep products in use longer and reduce waste.
By GTA Voice Staff · 2 min read
Barrie Line GO train departures may be up to three minutes earlier or later through Oct. 13. Metrolinx says regular service will resume Oct. 14.
By GTA Voice Staff · 1 min read
The TTC’s Nuit Blanche service plan included overnight trains on Lines 1 and 2 on Oct. 4, along with extended buses to art locations in Etobicoke and near the Aga Khan Museum.
By GTA Voice Staff · 2 min read
A single-vehicle crash near Martin Street sent four people to hospital early Thursday and closed westbound lanes of Highway 401. Two passengers suffered serious injuries, according to OPP.
By GTA Voice Staff · 1 min read
A motorcyclist died after a collision with a sedan at Dundas Street and Eighth Line in Oakville on Tuesday evening. Halton police are asking witnesses to come forward.
By GTA Voice Staff · 1 min read
Halton Regional Police say organized crime groups are behind a rise in residential break and enters, with homes backing onto trails and green spaces being specifically targeted.
By GTA Voice Staff · 2 min read
Regional Chair John Henry issued a statement honouring residential school survivors and children who never returned home, calling reconciliation 'an ongoing journey.'
By GTA Voice Staff · 2 min read
The TTC has opened a new dedicated busway along the old Line 3 rail corridor, speeding up trips between Kennedy and Scarborough Centre stations by about seven minutes.
By GTA Voice Staff · 2 min read
Halton Regional Police Service laid 2,274 charges during its 19th annual Project Safe Start campaign, which ran from Sept. 7 to Sept. 18. Disobeying stop signs and speeding were the most common offences in school zones.
By GTA Voice Staff · 2 min read
One in four Durham residents faces food insecurity, according to Feed the Need in Durham, as the region's food support network reports nearly 900,000 visits over the past year.
By GTA Voice Staff · 2 min read
Durham Region's annual Truth and Reconciliation Walk brought residents, students and staff together in Whitby, featuring a Durham Region Transit bus wrapped in artwork by Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation artists.
By GTA Voice Staff · 3 min read