Heather Wright

Les incendies causés par les batteries au lithium-ion sont violents, toxiques et, selon le chef des pompiers de Toronto, ils représentent le plus grand risque pour la sécurité incendie dans la plus grande ville du Canada. Ce texte est une traduction d’un ... See more

The fires caused by lithium-ion batteries are intense, toxic and according to Toronto’s fire chief, pose the greatest public fire safety risk in Canada’s largest city. “Since 2022…the city of Toronto has seen well north of a 200 per cent increase in the n... See more

Welcome to this month’s installment of Dear Urbaneer , where I take on real estate questions from my inquisitive readers. This time, a reader is trying to make sense of data and headlines that proclaim a boom in multiplex development. ​ Dear Urbaneer: ​I’... See more

TORONTO – Canadians could soon be paying more for products ranging from fish to smartphones, appliances to cosmetics as Ottawa unveiled a list of items that will soon be hit with 50 per cent tariffs. But it’s not just consumers who will soon be paying mor... See more

TORONTO – Prime Minister Mark Carney has asked the premiers to put U.S. alcohol back on the liquor store shelves to help resolve a major sticking point in trade talks with the United States. While the provinces appear willing to lift the booze ban, not al... See more