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    Beatriz Ferreira Silva

    Beatriz has a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism with a minor in Public Law from the University of Toronto, and an Ontario Graduate Certificate in Contemporary Journalism from Centennial College. She previously worked as an Editorial Assistant at Salon Magazine, and contributed to the National Post and the Toronto Observer. Beatriz spends most of her free time reading fiction books, watching movies, and hanging out with her cat.

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    What to know Toronto police say “a number” of schools received bomb threat voicemails early Tuesday, believed to be from the same caller. Bruce Jr....
    Toronto police vehicle parked on the street during investigation of bomb threat calls to multiple schools in Toronto, ensuring safety and security.
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  • Toronto is about to get a city-wide event focused on sustainable eating

    What to know Sustainalicious runs from May 15 to June 14, featuring 35 Toronto restaurants serving climate-friendly, plant-based meals. The festival highlights the food industry’s...
    A vibrant vegetable stir-fry with noodles, featuring colorful bell peppers, carrots, and greens, highlighting healthy, sustainable eating options in Toronto.
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  • ‘We see so little investment,’ CAMH receives $5M donation towards women’s mental health

    What to know The Treliving family has donated $5 million to the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health to support its womenmind initiative. Experts say...
    Three professionals at a health conference discussing women’s health initiatives, with a focus on increased funding and support for women’s health programs.
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  • Sales up, listings down: April reports reveal tighter real-estate market for the Toronto area

    What to know GTA home sales rose seven per cent year-over-year in April, while new listings dropped 9.3 per cent, signalling a tighter market. Wahi’s...
    Real estate for sale sign in front of a suburban house, indicating a property has been sold, reflecting the tighter Toronto housing market highlighted in April reports.
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  • Following rise in scams, OLG will no longer reveal full names of lottery winners

    What to know The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) will now identify winners using only their first name and last initial in news releases....
    Two diverse individuals celebrating with large lottery checks, showcasing winners from Toronto and Windsor, amid rising concerns over lottery scam transparency.
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  • Marit Stiles suggests Doug Ford could end up ‘in prison’ over Greenbelt public inquiry

    What to know Stiles suggested Doug Ford could end up “in prison” if a public inquiry uncovers wrongdoing tied to the Greenbelt, a government jet...
    An image of Ontario political leaders Marit Stiles and Doug Ford during a debate, highlighting their contrasting expressions and body language.
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  • The Bank of Canada is holding the interest rate at 2.25%, here’s what that means for the housing market

    What to know Holding the rate at 2.25 per cent means variable mortgage holders and lines of credit won’t see significant changes for now. Experts...
    Image of the Bank of Canada headquarters sign in Ottawa, highlighting Canada's central bank and monetary policy, relevant to interest rates and the housing market.
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  • 5 Ajax listings under $500K to get you started on your home search

    Looking to get a new home but tired of searching for affordable opportunities in Toronto? This might be your sign to expand your search and...
    Two Toronto apartment buildings, one brick with balconies and greenery, the other a white modern high-rise, showcasing urban residential architecture in the city.
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  • 700 TTC electrical employees could be locked out ahead of the World Cup

    What to know The TTC could lock out around 700 electrical and communications workers after receiving a no-board report, with a deadline set for May...
    An image of a Toronto TTC electric train parked at a subway station platform, ready for passengers, with safety markings and station signage visible.
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  • REVIEW: The CN Tower turns 50, and this movie argues it made Toronto what it is today

    Would Toronto be Toronto without the CN Tower? The newest documentary about the city’s biggest landmark invites a reflection on its real role shaping up...
    Black and white photo of the CN Tower under construction on the left, and a modern color image of the completed CN Tower with Toronto skyline on the right.
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  • The Canadian government is investing $145 million to enhance safety during the World Cup in Toronto and Vancouver

    What to know The federal government is allocating up to $145 million to support safety and security operations in Toronto and Vancouver during the World...
    Police officers and FIFA representatives pose together at a FIFA World Cup promotional event in Toronto, highlighting community engagement and international sports collaboration.
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  • Toronto softball league invites minister to game at Little Norway Park amid Billy Bishop expansion concerns

    What to know Toronto’s Downtown Softball League has invited Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria to a game at Little Norway Park amid concerns over a proposed...
    A man wearing a turban and suit speaking at an event, with Canadian flags in the background, during a community gathering related to Toronto's Little Norway Park and Billy Bishop expansion concerns.
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  • ‘We need to protect them,’ Expert weighs in as Ontario considers banning phones in schools

    What to know Ontario’s Education Minister Paul Calandra says the province is considering banning phones on school grounds. The comments come after Manitoba announced its...
    Group of students holding smartphones, highlighting concerns about phone use in schools amid Ontario's debate on banning devices.
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  • ‘Trees are living beings,’ Experts encourage cherry blossom etiquette as Toronto expects full bloom this weekend

    What to know Reports of visitors pulling branches, climbing trees, and plucking blossoms have already surfaced ahead of peak bloom. The sakura trees are fragile...
    Cherry blossom flowers in full bloom in Toronto during spring, symbolizing nature's beauty and the importance of tree conservation as experts promote cherry blossom etiquette.
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  • Canada launches $6B plan to boost skilled trades and tackle youth unemployment

    What to know The federal government is proposing a $6-billion investment over five years to train and hire up to 100,000 trade workers, as demand...
    Two workers in safety gear inspecting industrial machinery, highlighting Canada's investment in skilled trades to address youth unemployment and support economic growth.
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