Mississauga residents will pick their next mayor on June 10 in an election that's taking place as Ontario faces a housing crisis and many are seeing costs rise in their daily lives.

So, why does this matter for your neighbourhood when the snow starts flying? The biggest problem, an industry source told CBC Toronto,is that creates an environment where contractors will now have less urgency to get their snow-clearing machines out on the roads.

The City of Toronto is trying to find out how much it was overcharged by a general contractor working on several multi-million dollar projects, a confidential document obtained by CBC Toronto shows.

You probably don't want to think about snow right now, but the city's auditor general has released new information about Toronto's snow-clearing efforts you should know about.