Oshawa truck line closes, gas drops, and two Vaughan shops get cited
GM ends one Silverado model, fuel costs fall Wednesday, and inspectors charge two Vaughan Mills eateries.
By Yuna Fletcher ·
Drivers in Ontario should expect to pay less at the pump on Wednesday. Gasoline and diesel prices are scheduled to drop at midnight on Nov. 4. The reduction follows a review of provincial fuel costs.
In Oshawa, General Motors has halted production of the Silverado 1500 pickup truck. The company confirmed the end of the line for that specific model. Officials expect total production levels and job counts at the facility to remain steady despite the change.
Two restaurants at Vaughan Mills in Vaughan received charges from York Region Public Health inspectors. Freshly Squeezed Bubble Tea and Tanghulu Tanghulu were cited for food safety violations. Inspectors issued the charges during the week of Oct. 26.
Weather patterns may shift soon. A record-early polar vortex disruption could push a cold blast into the province by mid-to-late November. This development contrasts with previous El Niño forecasts that predicted a milder winter season.
Security researchers from the University of Guelph, Ontario Tech University, and the University of Regina issued guidance on smart home devices. They warned that poorly secured systems can expose residents to break-ins or home invasions. The experts outlined steps to reduce these risks for households relying on connected technology.
Source: Burlington Post
