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Talia Ricci

Talia Ricci

Reporter at CBLT-TV (CBC Toronto) Online

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  • English
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  • Regional News
  • News

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Recent Articles

cbc.ca

Dragons' Den for doctors: this competition takes scientists' pitches on how to improve health care

From AI innovations to new medical devices, a research competition at St. Michael's Hospital aims to bring to life ideas that will improve the medical system. Angels Den will see six teams of the hospital's top scientists pitch their groundbreaking research ideas this week, competing for $700,000 in prizes toward their projects.
about 1 month ago
cbc.ca

Toronto's Urban Design Awards celebrate city's beauty and builds

This month, places around the city that exemplify design excellence were recognized as part of the Toronto Urban Design Awards. They only happen every other year, winners this time around included the Union Station revitalization, Leslie Lookout Park, The Spirit Garden at Nathan Phillips Square and the Port Lands bridges.
3 months ago
cbc.ca

Food Banks Mississauga says it's stretched thin, calls for donation...

Food Banks Mississauga has launched its Thanksgiving drive as food bank usage climbs in the city beyond what the organization says was a record-breaking year for visits from people in need.
3 months ago
cbc.ca

Toronto tattoo vet calls out poorly trained newbies wreaking 'havoc...

Joey Nixon, a pillar in Toronto’s tattoo scene, is saying goodbye to his iconic Queen Street shop with a few parting words for new artists stepping onto the scene.
3 months ago
cbc.ca

Experts say invasive plant in Lake Simcoe can injure swimmers, harm...

Experts are sounding the alarm about the spread of an invasive aquatic plant in Lake Simcoe. Water soldier was first spotted there last year, and a working group was created to help respond. The plant is a prohibited species in Ontario under the Invasive Species Act.
4 months ago
cbc.ca

Advocates call for more transparency in home insurance rates amid r...

Extreme weather due to climate change is pushing home insurance rates towards unaffordable levels, and one advocacy group says Ontario's financial services regulator should be looking into the trend.
5 months ago
cbc.ca

Future of Tamil Community Centre could be in jeopardy unless fundra...

Members of Toronto's Tamil community have been working hard the last few years to fundraise for the construction of a new community centre. But those behind the centre say they need to raise a substantial amount by the fall, or the project could be in jeopardy.
5 months ago
cbc.ca

Toronto police report fewer youth gun arrests, but worry gang recru...

Toronto police say youth firearm arrests have declined so far this year — a welcome shift after last year's spike, though major concerns remain, including the rise of gang recruitment on social media.
5 months ago
cbc.ca

Harbord Bakery celebrates 80 years of community, challah and sugar ...

There aren't too many businesses in the city that can say they've been open for 80 years — but Harbord Bakery in the Annex is one of them. The bakery opened in 1945, and it has remained a family run business since.
6 months ago
cbc.ca

Construction underway at deeply affordable housing project in Kensi...

Progress continues on a deeply affordable housing project in Kensington Market. The 78-unit building on Bellevue Avenue is part of the city's rapid housing initiative, which aims to create stable, supportive homes for those in need.
6 months ago
cbc.ca

Toronto's largest taxi company warns of shortage of accessible cabs...

There may be nearly 100 fewer accessible taxis on Toronto’s roads as early as next year, as Canada’s largest taxi company warns most of its accessible fleet will age past the city’s limits, and there isn’t enough incentive for new drivers to take on the role.
6 months ago