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Toronto renters are too hot. Whose job is it to keep them cool?

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By Rajpreet Sahota
| The Narwhal Verified
Beena Ruparelia does not need to check a thermometer to know when heat has settled into her northwest Toronto home. She can see it on her skin. “You see me sweating,” she says while waving a handheld fan and placing a standing fan right beside her. The temperature inside the rental home she shares with her husband, Peter, near Martin Grove and Albion roads, reaches as high as 40 C during heat waves, including this past July. The couple does not have central air conditioning.
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Heat waves cost some Toronto residents more

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By Rajpreet Sahota
| Flipboard
Ontario 5 hours ago Toronto teams will pull a 42,000-pound truck to raise funds for ALS Canada nowtoronto.com - Patricia Dolor • 5h A show of strength is returning to Toronto this fall, but the challenge is about much more than moving a truck. The 2026 ALS Canada Pull to End ALS … Bicycle Commuting 4 days ago I see e-scooters everywhere – but where are they actually allowed?
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‘Working past exhaustion in extreme heat’: migrant farm workers rally in Toronto

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By Rajpreet Sahota, Sid Naidu
| The Narwhal Verified
This summer, Ontarians were warned to stay inside as humidex values climbed to 48 C in parts of the province and wildfire smoke made for some of the worst air quality in the world. But many migrant farm workers were told to keep working. “I have had more than one heat stroke because there is no shade,” Alicia Anntamara, a migrant worker who is currently off due to an injury, told The Narwhal at a rally in front of Ontario’s Ministry of Labour. “You can’t take water in the field.
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