Current GTA Green News:
Missing $2.50 garbage tag lands Owen Sound man in court
An Owen Sound business owner is being dragged through the courts because the city says there wasn't a $2.50 tag on a bag of garbage.
Consequences uncertain for Rogers Centre streaker
Waterloo's Yannis Carayannopoulos, 17, awaiting word of the consequences of his April 11 streaking at a Toronto Blue Jays game at the Rogers Centre.
Surprise! Mayor Rob Ford appears at gay flag-raising event
It is the first time Ford has appeared at a gay-related event, despite huge pressure after skipping all Pride events last year.
CP Rail CEO Fred Green steps down in historic boardroom shakeup
Canadian Pacific has announced a significant shakeup in its management and board, giving way to U.S. hedge fund Pershing Square in a bitter proxy battle.
Senior on life support after Lorne Park crash
Man critical after crash in Lorne Park
Peel Regional Police say the crash occurred just before 4 p.m. on Lakeshore Rd. W. at Ibar Way.
Peel police team with MADD to nab drunk boaters
Toronto Now: Man dead after 'misadventure' on the Humber River
Police responded to a call about a man in the water in the city’s west end, near the Queensway and South Kingsway, at about 10:40 p.m.
Charities, non-profits protest Toronto’s new garbage pickup fees
Toronto’s new garbage fees for charities and non-profits will cripple some. The city says it’s looking for ways to soften the blow.
Beach condo application at Lick’s site backed despite opposition
Beach residents came in droves to oppose the Lakehouse project, calling it a "monstrosity" and "an abortion." At six storeys, most councillors disagreed.
Pickering nuclear stations among most expensive, least reliable in the world
The performance of the Pickering nuclear power stations is among the worst in the world, says a report for the Ontario Energy Board.
National Roundtable on Environment and Economy eliminated for pushing carbon tax
Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird says Canadians rejected any carbon tax policy when they voted Tory in 2008.
Syrian bloodshed spills across border into Lebanon
The uprising in Syria fueled intense clashes in neighbouring Lebanon for a third day Monday, with gunmen firing assault rifles and rocket-propelled grenades as sectarian tensions spilled across the border.
Tim Harper: Alberta Premier Redford holds key to environmental peace
The environmental gulf between Stephen Harper and Tom Mulcair may play out in 2015, but right now the most important voice belongs to Alison Redford.
Saskatchewan plane crash: Boy, woman, three men die in collision
Search and Rescue say a Lake Buccaneer amphibious plane collided with a Piper P-A 28 over the community of St Brieux, northeast of Saskatoon.
Saskatchewan plane crash: Boy, woman, three men die in collision
Search and Rescue say a Lake Buccaneer amphibious plane collided with a Piper P-A 28 over the community of St Brieux, northeast of Saskatoon.
Tim Harper: Alberta Premier Redford holds key to environmental peace
The environmental gulf between Stephen Harper and Tom Mulcair may play out in 2015, but right now the most important voice belongs to Alison Redford.
Iran nuclear facility: Drawing based on insider info shows explosives containment chamber
The computer-generated drawing passed on by an anonymous official of a country tracking Iran’s nuclear program.
Iran nuclear facility: Drawing based on insider info shows explosives containment chamber
The computer-generated drawing passed on by an anonymous official of a country tracking Iran’s nuclear program.
Five dead after planes collide over Saskatchewan
Police say the first plane they found was submerged in a small body of water and their investigation has determined it collided with the second plane.
