Ontario's Biggest Stories: Safety, Schools, Jobs and Sports

Top Ontario headlines on transit, housing, education, labour, and sports.

TSB says GO train collision was narrowly avoided in Burlington in 2024 GO Transit collision report reveals a nearmiss in Burlington with 400+ passengers See how failed signals and safety gaps nearly caused a serious rail crash GTA home sales rise for third straight month as prices ease GTA home sales rise for a third month as prices keep easing Lower borrowing costs boost affordability—see what it means for buyers TTC streetcar detour after truck hits Toronto overpass TTC King Street streetcar diversion in Toronto after overpass strike See current shuttle routes, repair updates, and service changes downtown Most Ontario high school grads did not complete elearning requirement, data shows Ontario elearning requirement: most 202324 grads skipped mandatory online credits See why the mandate is under review as Queen’s Park weighs making elearning optional Renata Fast resigns with Toronto Sceptres Toronto Sceptres defender Renata Fast signs a threeyear extension through 202829. Keep Toronto's defender of the year and future star locked in as expansion looms. Ontario education unions begin contract talks with province Ontario education unions open contract talks seeking smaller classes and more support See what wage, staffing and specialeducation demands could mean for schools Fighter jets will patrol World Cup venues in Vancouver and Toronto FIFA World Cup security tightens in Vancouver and Toronto with fighter jet patrols Nofly zones, drone bans, and air monitoring aim to protect fans and venues. Ontario sees sharpest labour force decline since 1976, excluding pandemic Ontario labour force falls sharply as tariffs and trade uncertainty hit jobs See the quarter's biggest job losses, sector impacts, and what it means next Police investigate suspicious death found on Orillia trail Ontario Provincial Police investigate suspicious death near Scouts Valley Trail Residents near Orillia can expect a heavier police presence as the probe continues