This story is part of WWDC 2022, CNET’s full coverage of and about Apple’s annual developer conference. What is happening Apple unveiled iOS 16, the next major release of iPhone software at its 2022 developer conference. Why it matters iOS 16 launches this fall on iPhone 8 and later models. It’s packed with important updates, …
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Toronto High Park is the site of controversial cycling and police debates. This summer, Toronto’s High Park has become a battleground for cyclists as police and parking agents wield radar guns and ticket pilots traveling at speeds in excess of 20 miles hour (12.4 MPH). According to BlogTO, pedestrians, cyclists and taxpayers in general express …
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Canada’s transportation regulator aims to strengthen its passenger rights charter by setting stricter rules on airline reimbursement. The new regulations in effect on Sept. 8 will require carriers to reimburse passengers or re-book them, at the passenger’s choice, if a flight is canceled or significantly delayed, the Canadian Transportation Agency said. Previously, the passenger rights …
Police are warning people to properly secure their load after a metal shovel slid into the windshield of an Ontario driver’s car. According to Ontario provincial police, the incident happened on Highway 403 near Mavis Road in Mississauga. “(This) could have been fatal,” the OPP said in a tweet. “This is the result when you …
A 40-year-old man from Sault Ste. Marie faces charges of driving with a disability after a collision in a shared parking lot on Highway 638. Sault Ste. Marie OPP said in a press release that officers spoke to the driver at the crash site and transported them to Sault Ste. Marie for more sobriety tests. …
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For the second time in about a week, an Ontario school was placed under a restraining and security order due to a bear sighting. The latest incident took place around 12.30pm on Wednesday. According to Durham Regional Police, a young puppy was seen near Beaverton Public School, located near Maria Road and King Street in …
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Toronto police have been told to study whether the race-based data they are legally required to collect could be used to identify and investigate “specific instances of possible inequitable police checks,” as well as broader systemic issues. The Toronto Police Services Board on Wednesday approved a set of motions to examine – and potentially expand …
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Severe storm monitoring Tim Petruk – June 22, 2022 / 09:54 | History: 372642 Photo: Alertable.ca This map shows areas east and northeast of Kamloops under severe storm watch on Wednesday morning. There is severe storm monitoring in much of BC east and northeast of Kamloops, a storm with the potential to pour a lot …
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Meteorologists say the first heat of the year is about to set in over much of the province, causing temperatures to hover between 30 and 30 degrees, raising concerns about the rapid melting of snow and flood risks. Environment and Climate Change Canada predicts a heat wave in many parts of British Columbia at least …
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Public Health Ontario reports 10 new cases of smallpox in Toronto. The agency says there are now 33 confirmed cases of the virus in the province on Monday and 28 of them are in Toronto. That’s up from Friday, when Toronto Public Health confirmed 18 cases in the city. All confirmed cases in the province …
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