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TIFF documentary captures Ontario Place's final months in 'limbo'
A new TIFF documentary follows the final months leading up to the closure of Ontario Place’s West Island.
Ontario's newest provincial park, Uxbridge Urban, opens July 1
The new park opens to the public on a limited basis as of July 1. Here's a sneak peek of what it looks like.
25 high-profile men accused of sexual misconduct after Weinstein, including 6 Canadians
Who's that wonderful girl on TikTok? It's Mona from the kids show Nanalan'
A delightfully bizarre Canadian children’s television show and its puppets are getting a second life on social media, more than 20 years after it first aired.
Cut Knife, Sask., lost its local newspaper. This sassy cat helps keeps its stories alive
CBC Radio show Circulation travels to places that have lost their local newspapers and tells stories the paper would have if it were still around. Like in Cut Knife, Sask., population 547.
Here and Now
Pearson Airport runway ready for takeoff after $80M makeover
Crews have been ripping up and rebuilding Runway 06L/24R, one of the busiest in Canada. It reopens Friday.
Many in Markham don't speak English. So candidates are pitching plans in Cantonese, Mandarin
Nearly 17 per cent of people in Markham, Ont., predominantly speak Cantonese at home. Municipal election candidates are changing the way they campaign to reflect that.
She stripped a river full of this pesky invasive plant — by hand
When summer started, invasive European water chestnut was all over the Welland River in Ontario's Niagara Region. A team spent the summer yanking it by hand.
Ontario Votes 2022
Ontario candidates confront racist slurs on signs, hate on campaign trail
All four major parties report dealing with hateful incidents in Ontario's election campaign, often targeting racialized candidates.
Ontario Votes 2022
Millions don't vote in Ontario elections. Here's how some are tackling low turnout
The last Ontario election in 2018 had the highest voter turnout in almost two decades, with about 57 per cent of eligible voters casting a ballot. Still, that means millions didn't vote. Here are some of the people who are trying to change that ahead of the June 2 election.