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Toronto's mayoral race centers on competing visions for city debt and spending
Brad Bradford's plan to borrow heavily for infrastructure divides candidates two weeks before voters decide between him and incumbent...
Man found dead in Lawrence Heights apartment; police seek suspect in homicide investigation
A man with traumatic injuries was found dead in a fourth-floor unit of a Toronto community housing building Sunday morning. Police say a...
Man in his 30s struck and killed by vehicle in North York early Sunday
Pedestrian pronounced dead at scene near Keele and Steeles around 1:45 a.m. Driver remained at scene. Keele Street closed between two...
Chow pledges 1,000 more monthly library passes for Toronto families if re-elected
Mayor says museum visits cost over $100 per family; Bradford counters the plan is a 'request,' not a commitment.
Toronto Humane Society closed after window damage in early-morning vandalism
11 River Street location shut down Saturday after incident around 2 a.m.; police investigating whether attack was targeted.
TDSB merges grades 4-6 into single 27-student class at west-end alternative school
One of five teachers cut at The Grove Community School after staffing reorganization; parents and MPP say move violates reconciliation...
Man stabbed at City Centre Transit Terminal in Mississauga
A man was taken to hospital in serious but stable condition Friday evening. A woman was taken into custody at the scene, and police say...
12-year-old boy hit by car near Lawrence and Duplex Avenues
Emergency crews responded Friday evening just before 6:30 p.m. The boy was transported to a trauma centre in stable condition. The...
Online gambling surge is driving calls to Ontario's mental health helpline from young men
Since Ontario legalized private online gambling in 2022, mental health support calls from young men have surged. CBC spoke with two...
U of T demolishing former Kappa Alpha frat house for new Indigenous Hub on St. George
The university will tear down two buildings at 160 and 162 St. George Street to create a central space bringing together Indigenous...
$26M federal investment reaches 31 GTA businesses amid U.S. tariff tensions
The Regional Tariff Response Initiative, launched last March, distributed nearly $26 million across companies like Daybar Industries in...
ABC Books on Yonge Street closes after 56 years; new location planned for Queen West
The beloved used bookstore at 662 Yonge is clearing inventory at 50% off ahead of its Oct. 30 closure. Owner Patrick Hempelmann cited...
