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Environment Days Scheduled in Toronto for 2024

Justin Barber

15 Apr 2025

The City of Toronto has announced the return of Environment Days in 2024. According to the City, these events allow residents to drop off electronic waste and household hazardous waste for proper disposal. The City also stated that items suitable for reuse, such as clothing and small household goods, can be donated at these events. In addition, free compost will be made available to residents.

Environment Days are scheduled at various locations and dates throughout Toronto during 2024. The City advises residents to confirm what materials are accepted and to check for up-to-date information regarding event dates and locations through official City channels.

Toronto Police Seek Help Identifying Suspect in Mail Theft Investigation

The Toronto Police Service has requested assistance from the public to identify a man wanted in connection with a theft of mail investigation. According to the Toronto Police Service, the investigation pertains to the theft of mail and an image of the suspect has been released. No additional details regarding

Statistics Canada Reports 2.9% Rise in Consumer Price Index for March 2025

Statistics Canada reported that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased by 2.9% year-over-year in March 2025. The agency stated that this rise follows a 2.8% increase in February 2025. In addition, Statistics Canada noted that the CPI grew by 0.3% on a seasonally adjusted monthly basis in

Oshawa Oral Health Clinic Announces April 22 Closure

The Durham Region Health Department has announced that the Oral Health Clinic at 200 John Street West, Oshawa, will close on Tuesday, April 22, 2025, due to a general staff meeting scheduled for the entire day. The department indicated that the clinic would reopen on Wednesday, April 23, 2025, at

Health Department Issues Advisory for Driving in Construction Zones

The Durham Region Health Department has advised motorists to slow down and drive carefully in construction zones as construction season begins. The Health Department stated that an increase in construction activity is expected during this period, resulting in more workers present on local roads. According to the Health Department, drivers

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Toronto Police Seek Help Identifying Suspect in Mail Theft Investigation

Statistics Canada Reports 2.9% Rise in Consumer Price Index for March 2025

Oshawa Oral Health Clinic Announces April 22 Closure

Health Department Issues Advisory for Driving in Construction Zones