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Freetown Collective returns to Toronto's Phoenix Concert Theatre August 1
The Trinidadian band's immersive Welcome to Freetown experience celebrates Caribbean storytelling, community, and a little-known history...
City councillor pushes Toronto to give bylaw officers more power against bad landlords
A Toronto city councillor wants bylaw officers to identify illegal activity, gather evidence, and support criminal investigations into...
Adults gather at Berczy Park for free giant water gun fight Saturday
Urban Playground Toronto's annual free event happens Saturday at 1:30 p.m. with 75 expected participants and a 28°C forecast.
Women's College Hospital hosts record cervical cancer screening for Black women
The fifth annual event welcomed 72 participants, providing 49 cervical cancer screenings and 44 breast cancer screenings in a culturally...
Toronto's population dropped 1,000 residents in 2025 after ranking first the year before
The region ranked 412th out of 435 North American metros for growth last year, a dramatic reversal driven by domestic migration losses...
Billy Bishop runway expansion could degrade Toronto harbour water quality
A city report warns the province's plan to expand the airport runway may reduce water flow in the Inner Harbour, affecting sewage...
Ontario gas prices rose 5 cents Friday amid Middle East tensions, slight reprieve expected
Prices climbed as renewed U.S.-Iran attacks and uncertainty impact costs, though U.S. efforts to suppress prices via market trading may...
Madison Shipman becomes first woman to call regular-season Blue Jays game
The Sportsnet broadcaster makes her TV debut Friday night calling the Blue Jays-Padres series, breaking gender barriers in the team's booth.
Ontario expanding drug-detecting dogs in jails amid violence fueled by contraband
Four more canine handlers will join the province's correctional centres as inmate-on-inmate violence nearly doubled over four years and...
Ontario immigrant program applicants challenge government in court over fair review
About 2,600 OINP applicants had their applications rejected or returned in late 2025; roughly 300 are now seeking judicial review over...
Man charged with voyeurism after allegedly recording women inside Richmond Hill shopping centre
York Regional Police arrested Nicholas Rossinski, 30, at a store near Yonge and Carrville Road after loss-prevention staff caught him...
Scarborough residents say relentless parking tickets with nowhere legal to park is out of hand
Residents on National Street near St. Clair and Midland have received hundreds of dollars in fines despite no signage prohibiting...
