The latest housing data shows that Vancouver’s fiery housing market may finally be burnt out while Toronto continues to show strong growth heading into the traditionally slower winter months.

Ontario’s premier wants to give municipalities more tools for protecting children from the dangers of speeding vehicles. One such tool is the photo radar, which uses automated technology to take pictures of speeders’ licence plates if they’re going too fast.

Ontario has proposed a new bill that will regulate home repair and inspection services as well as reduce door-to-door sales of certain products and put stricter rules on payday loans.

Bills, taxes, savings accounts, and investing. Four things pretty much everyone will have to deal with at some point in their life if they live in Canada. Yet school curriculums that are supposed to be teaching young people how to become successful adults don’t include anything on personal finances. Thanks to one man, that’s going to change in Ontario.

Like any other innovative technology, automotive safety features tend to take a short time to becoming standard. Rearview cameras have been around for years, being both available on manufacturer models and available to purchase as an aftermarket part. However, Transport Canada is now making it mandatory for every car manufactured for the Canadian market to feature a rearview camera.