Skip to content
HighOnCity Toronto
→ LATEST

News — Page 104

151D AGO

Four cases confirmed in downtown office mumps outbreak

Toronto Public Health says outbreak among non-public-facing workers poses low community risk; vaccination encouraged.

151D AGO

Luke Combs brings country-core fashion to Rogers Stadium tonight

Fans gear up in cowboy boots, flannel, and hats for the second night of the country star's Toronto shows.

151D AGO

Pride flags are back, but funding for queer services is drying up

As Pride Month returns, activist Myles Sexton says meaningful support for 2SLGBTQIA+ communities is harder to find. Queer-serving orgs...

151D AGO

Toronto man and woman face 20+ charges in drug and gun bust

Police seized a loaded firearm, cocaine, and cash in a Regent Park investigation. Two 30-year-olds are charged with trafficking and...

152D AGO

Ontario approves long-term care expansion for fined operators

30% of companies cleared to build new homes have faced penalties for care failures.

152D AGO

Portland-Wellington intersection now bike-first zone

City simplifies chaotic downtown crossing with new barriers, seating, and protected bike lane.

152D AGO

Six charged in Riverside retail robbery, coins stolen

Police seized counterfeit firearm, items of evidentiary value after search warrant execution.

152D AGO

Orange Functional: Toronto's most unique basketball court

Interactive art installation in new Biidaasige Park reimagines the sport as sculpture and play.

152D AGO

Heydon Park students face forced relocation amid LRT fallout

Parents of special-needs students protest sudden upheaval with no clarity on where school will move.

152D AGO

Ticket scalping fines jump to $25,000 ahead of World Cup

Ontario cracking down on resale markups as tournament kicks off June 12 in Toronto.

152D AGO

Monica Lewis, Little Jamaica's icon, dead at 86

The beloved beauty supply store owner shaped Toronto's Jamaican community for six decades.

152D AGO

Vegas-style wedding chapel opens in Toronto

Two of Hearts Chapel offers affordable, custom ceremonies without the wedding-industry markup.