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Davisville home on Toronto market for first time since 1970 once hosted Carol Burnett
A historic six-bedroom house in one of Toronto's quietest neighbourhoods is listed for sale, revealing a secret entertainment legacy...
Toronto police seek suspect in hate-motivated assault at Yonge and Sheppard
Man draped in Palestinian flag pushed by suspect who made anti-immigrant remarks on September 5.
Canada's largest language school ILAC shuts down, leaving 1,362 students without programs
ILAC filed for bankruptcy Friday, citing significant regulatory changes in the sector. 802 Toronto students and 560 Vancouver students...
Kyle Lowry receives Toronto's highest honour at Jurassic Park celebration
Mayor presents Key to the City to the Raptors legend during free block party on Saturday. Lowry's jersey raises at Scotiabank Arena January 10.
Woman wanted in 40-plus vehicle break-ins across Mississauga; connected to larger crime wave
Andrea Cederberg, 33, sought for early-morning break-ins on September 3 and 6. Faces 42 charges. Investigation expanding across the GTA.
Ontario landlord-tenant rules tighten September 21: shorter grace periods, eviction faster
Grace period for unpaid rent drops to 7 days. Tenants facing persistent late payments can be served eviction notice. New rules take...
Motorcyclist, 74, dies after losing control on Highway 407 near Highway 400 in Vaughan
Crash Friday evening in eastbound lanes near Weston Road closed highway for investigation; contributing factors not yet disclosed.
Tariff hits Ontario grocery bills starting April 2; impact on produce and basics unclear
U.S. 25% tariff on most Canadian goods takes effect in five months. Toronto accounts for 25% of Ontario's GDP and $123 billion in annual...
Missing 78-year-old kayaker David sought in Humber River after eight days
Toronto and Peel police searching with drones; man described as 5'8" with black and grey hair, last seen entering river September 10.
Mayor Chow convenes Toronto business roundtable on U.S. tariff impacts
City outlines three priorities to help manufacturers, food processors and other sectors navigate trade war uncertainty and access new markets.
Grade 12 student wins inaugural robotics award, builds app to help unhoused Torontonians
Nathan Yizhou Han's AI-powered app launches in October, starting in Toronto before expanding across Canada.
Road closures grip Toronto this weekend for festivals, races and parades
Five major events will shut down streets across the city from Friday through Sunday. Here's where to avoid and expect transit diversions.
