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Repairs on crumbling Gardiner starting this summer

The construction season is about to get more painful in Toronto.

With several incidents of falling concrete from the Gardiner Expressway in the last few weeks, the city is moving ahead to get the highway fixed up, with a period of significant repairs starting this summer.

Local 16 May, 2012 1

Toronto police reminding pedestrians, drivers to pay attention on the road

TORONTO, Ont. - As the long weekend draws near, Toronto police have issued another reminder to drivers and pedestrians to pay attention to their surroundings when on the road.

Summer 2012 in Canada to be hotter than normal: forecast prediction

Get ready for the heat! One summer forecast is calling for warmer than normal temperatures for more than two-thirds of Canada.

National 16 May, 2012 1

G20 report blasts police for violations of civil rights, unlawful detentions

TORONTO, Ont. - Police violated civil rights, detained people illegally, and used excessive force during the G20 summit two years ago, a new report concludes.

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Repairs on crumbling Gardiner starting this summer

Toronto police reminding pedestrians, drivers to pay attention on the road

Summer 2012 in Canada to be hotter than normal: forecast prediction

G20 report blasts police for violations of civil rights, unlawful detentions

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