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'I love this guy': Is there a budding bromance between Ford and Sutcliffe? - Vimarsana News

'I love this guy': Is there a budding bromance between Ford and Sutcliffe?

Doug Ford has been in Ottawa three times in just a few weeks, and political observers see promising signs in his chummy relationship with the mayor.

Source: cbc.ca
Reports that Crosstown won't open until end of 2024 unacceptable - Vimarsana News

Reports that Crosstown won't open until end of 2024 unacceptable

Construction on the transit line started in 2011 and it was supposed to open in 2020 but continues to face delays.

Source: canada.com
Reports that Crosstown won't open until end of 2024 unacceptable - Vimarsana News

Reports that Crosstown won't open until end of 2024 unacceptable

Construction on the transit line started in 2011 and it was supposed to open in 2020 but continues to face delays.

Remembering North America's largest ever blackout 20 years later - Vimarsana News

Remembering North America's largest ever blackout 20 years later

It's been 20 years since more than 50 million people went without electricity after a massive power outage toppled grids in Ontario and the eastern United States on Aug. 14, 2003.

Source: cbc.ca
Mayor Mark Sutcliffe's campaign raised $300K from just 250 supporters who donated the max - Vimarsana News

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe's campaign raised $300K from just 250 supporters who donated the max

The top two contenders for mayor in last fall's municipal election spent about the same amount on their campaigns, but they raised the money in very different ways. While Mark Sutcliffe had fewer contributors than Catherine McKenney, as individuals, his donors gave far more money.

Source: cbc.ca