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TTC ridership tumbles as international student numbers fall under new permit restrictions
Post-secondary pass sales plunged 50% as federal study permit caps reduced international student enrollment in Toronto.
Toronto Pearson reveals $1.5 billion plan to modernize Terminals 1 and 3
The revitalization will expand gates, improve baggage processing, modernize security screening, and add passenger amenities....
TTC camera pilot tracks illegal streetcar passing incidents across five mixed-traffic routes
Four camera-equipped streetcars began operation Monday on the 501 Queen, 504 King, 505 Dundas, 506 Carlton, and 511 Bathurst routes. No...
Toronto doctor at SickKids charged with possessing child sexual abuse material
Dr. Dilan Dissanayake, 44, was arrested Tuesday following a Toronto police investigation that began in January 2026. Police found no...
TTC's Finch West Station criticized for 80-metre accessibility ramp between subway lines
An accessibility advocate called the ramp connecting Line 1 to Line 6 "the stupidest accessibility in the world," saying it takes nearly...
Toronto City Council moves to designate four historic buildings for heritage protection
The Garibaldi House, Weston Lions Arena, Kimbark House, and two University of Toronto buildings are being considered for formal Ontario...
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. booed at Rogers Centre as Blue Jays slump deepens
The six-time All-Star went 0-for-4 with runners on base in Toronto's 7-1 loss to Tampa Bay, stretching his hitless streak and...
Pearson Airport launches $1.5 billion terminal modernization focusing on passenger flow
Phase two of Toronto's multi-billion dollar airport expansion will upgrade signage, gates, customs, baggage processing, and passenger...
Former Toronto police officer Derek McCormick pleads guilty to theft and breach of trust
McCormick, one of seven officers charged in the sweeping Project South corruption investigation, has agreed to a 10-month conditional...
Ontario facing worst wildfire season on record as 7,250+ square kilometres burn
Massive fires in northern Ontario have surpassed the 2021 record, with much of the damage occurring in the past 10 days amid extreme...
Inflation eases to 2.8 per cent in June, but Toronto residents say prices still feel high
Canada's Consumer Price Index fell to 2.8 per cent in June from 3.2 per cent in May, but Torontonians surveyed say they haven't noticed...
Blue Jays face difficult trade decisions with Springer, Gausman, and Bieber on expiring deals
With less than two weeks until the Aug. 3 MLB trade deadline, the Blue Jays must decide whether to deal three veteran pitchers and an...
