Letters to the Editor: Housing, Greedflation, and Plastic Policy
Toronto Sun readers debate Poilievre's housing stance, call for grocery chain audits, and criticize Liberal plastic policies in the latest letters. Dive into the public discourse.
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Barrie Library Closes Early for Winter Storm
The Barrie Public Library shut down early on December 29, 2025, as a major winter storm hit the region. Stay informed on weather-related closures.
Liberals Admit Plastics Export Ban a Costly Mistake
The federal government proposes to cancel its export ban on single-use plastics, admitting the policy harms Canadian businesses without environmental benefit. Read the details.
Most-Borrowed Books at Vancouver Libraries in 2025
Discover the most popular books Vancouver residents borrowed from public libraries in 2025. See which titles captivated the city and what trends emerged in local reading habits.
Edmonton doctor leads Canadian Centre on Substance Use
Dr. Louis Francescutti, an Edmonton emergency physician, takes the helm at the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction, aiming to tackle the root causes of addiction impacting Canada's healthcare system.
Canada halts plastics export ban after economic review
The federal government suspends a key plastics export ban, arguing economic costs outweigh environmental benefits. A 70-day consultation begins as domestic bans continue.
Federal Government Suspends Single-Use Plastic Export Ban
Ottawa suspends a planned ban on exporting plastic bags, straws, and cutlery, citing economic pressures. A new 70-day consultation period is now open. Read the details.
Government Suspends Ban on Plastic Waste Exports
The Canadian government has suspended its planned ban on exporting single-use plastic waste. This policy reversal, announced December 24, 2025, marks a significant shift in environmental strategy. Read the details and implications.
Bracebridge Library's Gift Drive Supports Seniors
The Bracebridge Library's community initiative saw patrons purchase hundreds of holiday gifts for local seniors in 2025. Discover how this heartwarming program brought joy beyond books.
Hotel construction disrupts Windsor library services
Construction of a hotel in the Paul Martin Building in downtown Windsor is causing minor disruptions at the adjacent library. Officials advise patrons to plan ahead for noise and access changes.
Ottawa Public Library's Most Sought-After Books of 2025
Discover which titles captivated Ottawa readers in 2025. The Ottawa Public Library has released its annual list of most-borrowed books, offering a snapshot of the city's literary tastes.
Windsor Council Approves 10.9% Property Tax Increase
Windsor City Council has passed a significant 10.9% property tax increase for 2025. What does this mean for the future of key municipal assets like the downtown library?
Reiner Family Tragedy Fuels Harmful Addiction Stigma Online
The arrest of Nick Reiner for his parents' murder triggered cruel online speculation. Experts warn against dehumanizing addiction and call for compassion. Learn why stigma harms recovery.
Cape Breton selects new waterfront library location
The Cape Breton Regional Municipality has recommended a new site for its central library, marking a significant step for community infrastructure. Discover the details and next steps.
SIU Clears Windsor Officers in Arrest Injury Case
Ontario's police watchdog will not lay charges against Windsor officers after a man suffered a broken nose during an arrest. The SIU concluded the use of force was legally justified.
Barrie Public Library's new branch approved for Letitia Heights
Barrie Public Library's story grows as council approves a new branch in Letitia Heights, enhancing community access to resources and services. Learn about the plans and key figures involved.
Barrie Police Use of Force Deemed Justified
The SIU has cleared Barrie police officers after a custody altercation left a man with a broken nose. The ruling, citing justified force, was released on December 16, 2025.
EPL CEO Pilar Martinez to step down in 2026
Pilar Martinez, CEO of Edmonton Public Library, will leave her role in summer 2026. Learn about her tenure and the upcoming leadership transition.
Little Lakes gravel pit application going to mediation
A contentious application for a gravel pit near Goderich, Ont. is proceeding to mediation. The proposal has faced significant local opposition, marked by protest signs in the community.
San Diego Considers $30M Settlement in Police Shooting
San Diego officials are considering a $30 million settlement for the family of Konoa Wilson, a Black teen fatally shot by police in January 2025. The case has sparked significant debate over police use of force.
Scromiting: Cannabis-Linked Illness Rising in Canada
Cannabis hyperemesis syndrome, known as 'scromiting,' is increasing. Learn about this severe condition linked to long-term marijuana use, its symptoms, and the urgent health warning for Canadians.
Calgary Library's 2025 Top Books & Mayor's Storytime
Discover the Calgary Public Library's unique 2025 book selections and festive programming, featuring a special storytime with Mayor Jeromy Farkas. Find your next winter read.
Orillia Library Closes Early Due to Bear Spray Smell
The Orillia Public Library shut down early after fire crews responded to a report of an obnoxious smell, later attributed to bear spray. No injuries were reported.
B.C. issues new youth mental health guidelines for doctors
The B.C. government has released new clinical guidance for physicians to improve mental health and substance-use care for young people across the province. Learn about the key changes.
Anthem to Build Two Vancouver Rental Towers with Partner
Anthem Properties has finalized a joint venture to develop two mixed-use rental towers in Vancouver's Cambie Corridor and Mount Pleasant, adding 293 rental homes by 2028.
New Public Dashboard Shows Drug-Use Data via Wastewater
A new public dashboard in Ontario provides real-time insights into community drug use through wastewater analysis. Discover the data and its implications for public health policy.
27,000+ Canadian Public Servants Earn Over $150K
New data reveals more than 27,000 federal employees earned salaries of $150,000 or higher last year. Explore the breakdown and what it means for public sector spending.
B.C. family warns fentanyl still reaching teens after son's death
The Dunlap family shares their painful story after losing their son Tyler to a fentanyl overdose, advocating for change as the toxic drug supply continues to endanger youth.
Ādisōke Library Opening Delayed Beyond 2026
Ottawa's landmark Ādisōke library will not open in 2026 as planned. City officials cite construction pressures but have not made the full reasons public. Details inside.
Ādisōke Library Opening Delayed Beyond 2026
Ottawa's new Ādisōke central library will not open until after 2026, city officials confirmed. The delay impacts the highly anticipated joint facility with Library and Archives Canada.
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