Car buyers are feeling the squeeze as new car prices hover around $63K nationally, pushing one in seven Canadians toward the used market. Alberta leads in both new and used car costs, with supply chain issues keeping used prices stubbornly high. Economic uncertainty hits those with less cash hardest, while credit-savvy buyers still snap up used cars. EVs remain popular but are scarce and expensive used, with demand outpacing supply. The takeaway? Affordability is king—and everyone’s learning to stretch that dollar.

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Bonnie Crombie is back in the mayoral race for Mississauga, aiming to reclaim her former seat after stepping down as party leader and losing her provincial bid. Though not the incumbent or front-runner, she’s leaning on her decade of experience and historic 78% voter support to win back trust. Current Mayor Carolyn Parrish, who replaced Crombie in 2024, is running for re-election and reminded voters of Crombie’s past praise for her leadership, while emphasizing stability. Crombie counters that the city has lacked direction since she left and highlights shared goals with the premier for a strong, affordable Mississauga. The race also includes Dipika Damerla and Alvin Tedjo, with voting set for October 26 — shaping up to be a heated contest for the city’s future.

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Bonnie Crombie is back in the mayoral race for Mississauga, aiming to reclaim her former seat after stepping down as party leader and losing her provincial bid. Though not the incumbent or front-runner, she’s leaning on her decade of experience and historic 78% voter support to win back trust. Current Mayor Carolyn Parrish, who replaced Crombie in 2024, is running for re-election and reminded voters of Crombie’s past praise for her leadership, while emphasizing stability. Crombie counters that the city has lacked direction since she left and highlights shared goals with the premier for a strong, affordable Mississauga. The race also includes Dipika Damerla and Alvin Tedjo, with voting set for October 26 — shaping up to be a heated contest for the city’s future.

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Toronto’s nightlife could soon get a late-night boost as city officials explore creating designated “nightlife hubs” where bars might stay open until 6 a.m., inspired by Montreal’s model. Councillor Paul Ainslie has launched a motion to study the feasibility, especially in hotspots like King and Queen Streets. But with late-night transit, noise, safety, and harm reduction all on the table, the plan faces serious hurdles. While some venues already get special permission — including during events like the FIFA World Cup — this proposal could expand those hours. Still in early stages, the plan will be reviewed by City Hall later this month, with a full report due by end of 2027.

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A woman climbed onto the Brooklyn Bridge’s suspension cables, sparking a two-hour shutdown and traffic chaos. NYPD officers conducted a tense, hour-long negotiation, emphasizing compassion and strength in offering help. With a history of mental health struggles, she was eventually safely brought down after a careful, patient operation. Commissioner Jessica Tisch commended the officers for their extraordinary courage and care under pressure.

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A shocking sexual assault unfolded at Iroquois Beach Park Monday night when an adult woman was dragged into the woods by an unknown Black male with shoulder-length cornrows and all-black clothing. She escaped, flagged down a motorist, and received medical care before being released. Police launched a high-tech manhunt using K9 and drones but haven’t caught the suspect. Authorities are urgently asking for video or audio from anyone in the area and are beefing up patrols around the park while urging the public to stay vigilant, walk with a partner, and share their whereabouts.

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Stan Cho, Toronto’s minister for tourism, culture, and gaming—and Willowdale’s MP—is paying back $16,000 in hotel stays he racked up in his own city, claiming they fall under “special circumstances” rules, though he’s covering the full cost himself. Critics call it a misuse of taxpayer money, while Cho’s office remains vague on why he needed hotels so close to Parliament. The controversy underscores how murky expense rules can be—and how public perception often overshadows official justifications.

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Toronto’s sweltering heatwave is hitting hard—mid-40s humidex, record-breaking temps, and nights barely cooling off. But relief is on the way: showers by Friday, cooler temps by Sunday, and a much-needed break from the oppressive heat.

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