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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...
Corktown cyclist hospitalized after collision with police car near King and Parliament
One person was transported to hospital Wednesday afternoon after a crash at a busy downtown intersection; Parliament Street remains closed.
Federal government seeks private investors to operate Toronto Pearson and three other major airports
PM Mark Carney's plan would let private firms manage operations while Ottawa retains land ownership; Doug Ford backs the proposal but...
Montreal man pleads guilty to manslaughter in 2024 Lansdowne Avenue shooting
A 20-year-old faces sentencing after admitting to involvement in the February death of 18-year-old Issaïh Jünger outside a west-end Airbnb.
Students protest Ford government's school funding approach at Rosedale Heights
Demonstrators at Rosedale Heights School of the Arts voiced concerns Wednesday about how the Ford government's funding policies are...
Ford backs Carney plan to let private investors run Canada's four largest airports
Prime Minister announced privatization model at Canada Investment Summit in Toronto. Regulation would stay with Transport Canada; Ford...
Encampments down 70% but homelessness unchanged, Toronto outreach worker says
Mayor Chow reports dramatic fall in visible encampments across parks, but frontline staff cite dispersion strategy and warn housing...
Sanofi opens $925M flu vaccine facility in Toronto for seniors
Canada's largest bio-manufacturing investment will produce high-dose flu shots at the historic Connaught Campus, with 300 jobs created locally.
Doug Ford signals support for Chow's re-election bid with praise and billions in joint funding
At an event Wednesday, Premier Ford praised Mayor Chow's collaboration and leadership, a marked shift from calling her tenure "an...
18-year-old and three youths charged after loaded firearm found in North York vehicle
Police stopped a car at Finch Avenue West and Yorkgate Boulevard for a traffic violation and discovered break-and-enter tools and a...
Mayoral candidates split hard on expanding taxes for affordable housing
In Monday's Daily Bread debate, Chow and Alexander said yes to higher vacant-home and luxury-property taxes; Bradford said no, citing...
Toronto man charged in sexual exploitation of multiple minors lured online
Kaden Charles-Robinson, 21, faces dozens of charges including sexual assault and possession of child abuse material after allegedly...
