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Canadian National Exhibition says it received 50K applications ahead of job fair
Young people still looking for summer work are expected to flock to a Toronto convention centre today for a shot at a job at Canada’s largest agricultural fair.
The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) says it has received nearly 50,000 applications ahead of its annual job fair, which is set to take place at the Enercare Centre.
The organization says that along with its vendors, it is looking to fill hundreds of seasonal jobs, including cashiers, retail staff, game attendants, food service workers and
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Driver wanted after striking motorcyclist in North York
Toronto police are searching for the driver of a vehicle that allegedly struck a motorcyclist and then fled the scene in North York.
The collision happened around 6:45 p.m. on July 15 in the area of Carnforth Road and Lawrence Avenue East.
It’s alleged that a 17-year-old boy was driving a motorcycle southbound on Carnforth when a white Honda Civic driving northbound crossed the centre line and struck the motorcycle. He then fled the scene.
The motorcyclist was taken to hospital with
Former federal cabinet minister Chris Alexander to run for mayor of Toronto
Former federal cabinet minister Chris Alexander is tossing his hat in the ring for Toronto’s mayoral race.
He announced his intention to run in a press release Tuesday evening. Alexander is not officially listed on the city’s candidates list at this time.
“At our best, we are a city of great achievements. With vision and teamwork, we can get back on that track, and I believe we will,” said Alexander in the release. “This campaign belongs to everyone who wants Toronto working again.