A business feud has put the province’s battery recycling program in jeopardy while Ford government sits on legislation that would allow the regulator to issue fines for non-compliance.

Some have active deportation warrants, but they’re still meeting with parliamentarians about legalizing their presence.

Peel police have arrested a part-time patient care assistant at Trillium Health Partners in Mississauga.

Police asking for anyone with information about the incident in the Midland and Passmore area to come forward.

Erik Källgren started in net for the second straight night, after taking the blame for Friday’s loss to the Penguins. Sheldon Keefe said he earned a second shot, and it paid off.

A City representative confirmed that the substance is “harmless and biodegradable.”

Police said the occupants of the store were safe and outside.

On Sunday, coach John Herdman will name his final 26-man squad for Canada’s return to the biggest stage in soccer. Over a quarter of them will be from Brampton.

After 21 days of testimony, a public inquiry is still dancing around the question of whether the government was justified in invoking the Emergencies Act, Tonda MacCharles and Alex Ballingall write.

Provinces say they were caught off guard by the transfer being raised in the first place and the lack of any meaningful details from the federal government on how much it would increase funding and when.