Ryan Rumbolt

Alta, Ontario

Senior Editor at Insauga

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ROAD CLOSED: Man dead in motorcycle crash in Ontario town

3 days ago | insauga.com | Ryan Rumbolt

One man is dead following a motorcycle crash in Clarington, Ont. Durham Regional Police said around 5:30 p.m. that the crash happened in the area of Trulls Road between Bloor Street and Avondale Drive in Clarington, approximately 25 kilometres east of Oshawa. Police say a single motorcycle was involved in the crash and an adult male was pronounced dead. Police have closed Trulls Road between Bloor and Avondale and say a collision investigation is underway.
June 5 weather: Showers and risk of thunderstorms in southern Ontario

3 days ago | insauga.com | Ryan Rumbolt

There are showers and a risk of thunderstorms expected on Thursday in the Greater Toronto Area and southern Ontario. Environment Canada says Thursday’s forecast is calling for a few showers in the morning with cloudy conditions across the GTA. There’s a 40 per cent of more showers later in the morning in Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton and Oshawa, and a 30 per cent chance in Hamilton. The weather agency says there’s also a risk of thunderstorms throughout the morning and afternoon across the GTA.
Police search for missing man last seen in Brampton | inBrampton

3 days ago | insauga.com | Ryan Rumbolt

Peel Regional Police are asking the public to help find a man last seen in Brampton on Wednesday. Soma, a 79-year-old man, was last seen around 11:30 a.m. walking on foot leaving the area of Timbertop Crescent and Hot Spring Road in Brampton. Police and family are concerned for his well-being and are asking anyone with information to come forward.
Another blackout leaves over 1,600 customers without power in Brampton | inBrampton

3 days ago | insauga.com | Ryan Rumbolt

For the second day in a row, workers are trying to restore power in Brampton after thousands of customers were left in the dark in Brampton. The outage happened shortly before 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, utility provider Alectra says.
Teen driver busted going nearly double the speed limit in 60 km/h zone in Brampton: police | inBrampton

3 days ago | insauga.com | Ryan Rumbolt

The license of a teenage driver in Brampton has been suspended after being clocked speeding nearly double the limit in a 60 km/h zone, police say. The traffic stop happened on Monday night while officers with the Peel Police Road Safety Services team were out in Brampton, Peel police say. Officers clocked an 18-year-old driver travelling at 114 km/h in a 60 km/h zone, police say. “A collision at this speed would have been disastrous,” Peel police said in a release on social media.
New garbage pick-up programs and roads departments planned for Mississauga, Brampton and Caledon next year

3 days ago | insauga.com | Ryan Rumbolt

The province has tabled new legislation that could shift waste collection and road service responsibilities from Peel Region to Mississauga, Brampton and Caledon. Back in 2023, the province announced a plan to dissolve Peel and split Mississauga, Brampton and Caledon into separate, stand-alone municipalities. That plan was later scrapped by the province, instead deciding to shift financial responsibilities for some services away under regional control to the individual town and city councils.
Detached home prices up as sale see 14% spike in Brampton: report | inBrampton

3 days ago | insauga.com | Ryan Rumbolt

Home sales saw another month of increases in Brampton as prices increased for most property types across the city. May was a month of “steady resilience” for Brampton’s real estate market according to a report by real estate watchers Zoocasa.com, building on “momentum” in April when the city saw some of the biggest sales spikes in the Greater Toronto Area.
Drone ‘no-fly zone’ violations north of Brampton could lead to $15K fine | inBrampton

3 days ago | insauga.com | Ryan Rumbolt

Drone operators hoping to get a glimpse of the RBC Canadian Open north of Brampton are being warned not to enter a “no-fly zone” or risk fines up to $15,000. Starting on Tuesday, TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley in Caledon is hosting the annual golf tournament at the recently renovated 7,445-yard North Course. But the OPP says there’s a temporary “no-fly zone” in place “over and around” the tournament grounds and violations could leads to fines.
Over $30K in cash, drugs and guns found in Brampton raid, police say | inBrampton

3 days ago | insauga.com | Ryan Rumbolt

The search of a Brampton home has led to charges and the seizure of some $30,000 in cash, suspected drugs and two handguns. The bust happened on Sunday when Peel Regional Police say officers searched a home in Brampton. During the raid officers found drugs believed to be fentanyl, cocaine, methamphetamines and heroin, two semi-automatic handguns, and around $30,000 in Canadian currency.
June 4 weather: Risk of thunderstorms across southern Ontario

4 days ago | insauga.com | Ryan Rumbolt

It’s expected to be a warm day with showers and thunderstorms in the forecast for the Greater Toronto Area and southern Ontario. Environment Canada says Wednesday is expected to start with mainly sunny but hazy skies in Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton and Hamilton. The daytime high will be around 28 C in Mississauga, but could feel as warm as 33 C with the humidity, the weather agency says.

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