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Bike lanes are being removed from a busy street in Mississauga’s north end as the city moves forward with its plan to reintroduce a fourth traffic lane along the route.

The plan also calls for a new “in-boulevard, multi-use path” for cyclists and pedestrians along a


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A plaza that has served a Mississauga community since 1968 is no more.

The remaining stores at Gold Star Plaza have been demolished, clearing the way for a major residential development that will bring three high-rise buildings to the Cooksville area.

Located at 60 Dundas Street East at Shepard Avenue, the plaza was once a familiar part of the Cooksville landsca...


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Communities on either side of the Canada-U.S. border braced for further economic fallout on Monday after trade talks collapsed and both countries moved deeper into a tariff fight.

Mayor Mike Bradley of Sarnia, a major Ontario border city and petrochemical hub, said the trade dispute would be a “job killer” for his community. The city is a major exporter of plastics, on...


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The number of wildfires in British Columbia has surged past 180, up from about 125 on Friday, after the province recorded 11,000 lightning strikes over the weekend.

The BC Wildfire Service says a subtropical weather system brought hot temperatures and lightning that sparked fires throughout southern B.C.

But it says crews were prepared for the storm that also br...


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Members of the Trump administration on Monday fanned across cable news stations and in front of crowds of loyal supporters to make the case for Donald Trump’s latest tariffs on Canada as the president himself moved to escalate the trade war.

Trump posted on social media that he intends to double tariffs on Canadian automobiles and auto parts to 50 per cent on Jan. 1. L...


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