News — Page 11
Advance voting for Toronto municipal election runs through October 11
Early voters can cast ballots at one of two locations per ward, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., before election day October 26.
Line 2 subway closes this weekend for infrastructure work between Kipling and Jane
TTC will run shuttle buses for the 4.75-kilometre stretch Saturday and Sunday; regular service resumes Monday at 6 a.m.
Brad Bradford secures backing of three more federal Liberal MPs for Toronto mayor race
MPs from Eglinton-Lawrence, Toronto-St. Paul's, and Willowdale joined Bradford in campaign videos, bringing his federal caucus support to seven.
Toronto's 'Crypto King' Aiden Pleterski goes to trial on fraud, money laundering charges
Self-represented defendant faces jury trial expected to last a month after alleged $5,000+ fraud scheme targeting cryptocurrency investors.
Durham police seek Toronto man in vehicle fraud scheme involving fake documents
Borislav Ninchov allegedly used phony information to obtain financing on three vehicles between August 2023 and April 2024, then...
Flu season arrives early in Ontario as H1N1 cases rise ahead of October
Doctors report infections climbing weeks earlier than usual, with the milder H1N1 strain dominant. Vaccines are rolling out first to...
Toronto police search for second suspect in July's Polson Pier shooting
A gunman remains at large three months after an exchange of fire that left three injured. Police released a description and are asking...
Toronto police inspector charged with impaired driving found asleep behind wheel
Inspector Michael Hayles, 51, second in command at 55 Division, was arrested Sunday morning in Leaside and suspended with pay.
Construction companies fined $85K after workers exposed to carbon monoxide
Fieldgate Construction and Metro Concrete Works pleaded guilty to breaching occupational safety rules during a 2023 car dealership...
Two charged, one sought in Toronto homicide after burning vehicle in Scarborough
Marcus Charles, 32, was shot before his vehicle was set ablaze Sept. 21. Police are seeking a third suspect on a Canada-wide warrant.
Chow pledges full school lunch program by 2030, says families could save $1,800 per child
Toronto's mayor promises to expand free meals from breakfast to include lunch at every school, phased in gradually with provincial and...
Toronto Public Health urges mpox vaccination as 14 cases confirmed since September
Public Health Agency of Canada detected mpox consistently in Toronto wastewater; vaccination available free without health card.
