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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 19, 2024

Page

6

Heat wave grips Ontario and Quebec with 35 C highs

Ontario and Quebec swelter amid a second day of extreme heat as Environment Canada warns of high temperatures. Toronto Ottawa and Montreal face humid conditions with heat indices above 40 C. Shelters and cooling centers open in Montreal and Toronto as residents seek relief from the heat.

Toronto Ontario Quebec Atlantic Canada Environment Canada Ottawa Montreal Winnie Brown St. James Town Brown New Brunswick Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island Fredericton Aga Baczynski British Columbia Manitoba Gerald Cheng Anushen Selvasegar Selvasegar

Toronto tenants push for maximum heat bylaw in highrise homes

A coalition of tenants and environmental groups urges Toronto to adopt a citywide maximum indoor temperature of 26 C during heat waves. Advocates say the measure would protect seniors and disabled residents, while staff studies and council debates seek a feasible path amid landlord concerns and grid limits.

Selvasegar Toronto Canada Council City of Toronto Toronto Coun Shelley Carroll Olivia Chow Arianne Robinson Hamilton United States Dallas Montgomery County Maryland Landlord and Tenant Board Jacqueline Wilson St. James Town

LCBO Workers Set July 5 Strike Date

Ontario Public Service Employees Union says LCBO workers will be legally allowed to strike on July 5 after receiving a no board report from the Ministry of Labour. About 10,000 LCBO workers seek higher wages and more full time roles, amid changes from Ford government allowing more beer and wine sales.

Toronto Ontario Ontario Public Service Employees Union Ministry of Labour Liquor Control Board of Ontario Colleen MacLeod LCBO Doug Ford

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