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Toronto mayoral race tightens with less than six weeks until election
A new Mainstreet Research poll shows Olivia Chow's lead narrowing significantly, with crime and safety dominating voters' concerns as...
Longtime Kensington Market butcher Segovia Foods closes after nearly 50 years
The Latin American-focused shop at 218 Augusta Ave. is the latest in a string of independent closures in the neighbourhood, as rising...
Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario to hold strike vote as contract talks stall
The union representing 84,000 public elementary teachers announced strike vote plans this week, days after Catholic teachers scheduled...
Ford's office clarifies premier did not endorse Chow in Toronto mayoral race
After Ford's remarks about supporting the mayor sparked speculation about his political leanings, his office issued a statement Thursday...
VIA Rail will stop serving Guildwood and Malton stations starting October 25
Passengers in Scarborough will need to travel to Union Station or Oshawa to connect with VIA service, a move that's drawing sharp...
Bell investigating 911 outage that disrupted six Canadian provinces early Thursday
Service was restored by 4:40 a.m. after going down at 3:13 a.m. Bell Canada must submit a report to the CRTC within 14 days.
Olivia Chow pledges $28M for youth violence prevention if re-elected
Mayor's campaign says $28 million over four years would increase existing youth safety programs by 40 per cent and expand mentorship to...
Frank Stronach avoids jail time despite indecent assault conviction
Billionaire Magna founder, 94, will not serve time after Superior Court Justice Anne Molloy rejected Crown's six-month custodial request.
Brad Bradford questions Chow's tax record as Ford's support hints at shifting ground
The mayoral challenger says he can't reconcile Ford's provincial funding with Toronto's largest-ever tax increase. The election is October 26.
Teen stabbed in Etobicoke; 17-year-old arrested after incident near Dixon and Islington
A young person was transported to hospital in serious condition after a stabbing Thursday morning. Police arrested a youth at the scene.
911 service restored across Ontario after early-morning outages affected multiple police forces
Emergency lines went down around 4:30 a.m. Thursday across Toronto, York Region, Durham Region and beyond. Services began resuming within hours.
Toronto cop allegedly sold confidential police data to criminal associate without regard for harm
Const. Timothy Barnhardt stands accused of routinely selling database information to Brian Da Costa. Court records detail an alleged...
