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Person dead after police shooting in North York near Wilson and King High avenues
A driver fleeing a collision died Saturday after an officer discharged their firearm during an interaction. The Special Investigations...
CPKC signal workers' strike ends after months; binding arbitration begins Monday
About 300 unionized rail workers who have been on strike since May will return to work. CPKC and the union agreed to submit their...
March planned Saturday for Kaleym Davy, 19-year-old killed in Mississauga police shooting
A march is scheduled for Saturday, August 22, in Toronto to honour Kaleym Davy, who was shot and killed on August 6 during a police...
Ontario renters face shorter payment deadlines starting September 21 under new rules
Changes to the Residential Tenancies Act will shrink the notice period for unpaid rent from 14 days to 7 days and introduce clearer...
Toronto braces for heavy rain and thunderstorms this weekend with 50mm possible
Environment Canada warns of two rounds of storms Saturday with potential flooding in low-lying areas. Rainfall amounts will vary...
Finch West LRT corridor construction resumes with rubble, lane closures and sidewalk work
Nearly nine months after opening, crews are once again digging up infrastructure along the line. Residents report unsafe conditions and...
Accessibility advocate Taylor Lindsay Noel pushes Toronto toward real change with 'Access by Tay'
Content creator documents barriers in restaurants, transit and public spaces. Her reviews have already prompted businesses to improve...
GO Transit fare evasion fines jump to $200 starting Sept. 8, drawing criticism from riders
Metrolinx raises first-time fares evasion penalties from $35 to $200. Repeat offences reach $500. Riders say the increase hits...
Toronto municipal election: Dianne Saxe switches wards as registration deadline closes
University-Rosedale incumbent Dianne Saxe switched to Toronto-Danforth just before the candidate registration deadline, avoiding a...
Aurora Matrix ditches runner-up label, wins Canada's Drag Race All Stars crown and $100,000
The Toronto drag queen, who placed second on season four, returned to the franchise determined to shed her past and won.
Toronto mayoral candidate proposes $100 million education program with $10,000 scholarships
Cory Deville says 10,000 students from lower-income households attending Toronto colleges or universities could qualify for the awards.
Defence argues second accused not guilty in 2018 Queen West shooting that killed rapper Smoke Dawg
The 24-year-old, tried as a youth for the deaths of Jahvante Smart and Ernest Modekwe, faces two counts of second-degree murder.
