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Man wanted for two sexual assaults on women in Brampton within two hours
Police believe the same suspect committed both assaults Monday — one at a mall, one at a transit terminal.
Modcity faces tenth city investigation for illegal tree cutting on Ennerdale Road
Developer denies allegations as residents question why existing bylaws seem powerless against repeat offenders.
Unifor and Stellantis begin contract talks with Sept. 11 deadline as Brampton plant future hangs
Union and automaker opened negotiations Tuesday over a new contract covering more than 9,000 workers. Job security at the idled Brampton...
Four men wanted for roofing fraud and property damage in Rosedale
Toronto police are seeking four suspects who posed as a fraud investigator to solicit repairs, then damaged the home's roof and fence...
Severe storms sweep GTA Wednesday with damaging winds and tornado risk
Two or three rounds of thunderstorms fueled by heat are expected throughout Wednesday, with winds gusting up to 90 km/h possible in the evening.
Toronto police warn of roofing scam where suspects pose as fraud investigators
Suspects approached a homeowner claiming to be fraud inspectors, then allegedly damaged the property when payment was refused. Police...
Ontario moves to restore vehicle lanes on Toronto's busiest streets
Following a court victory, the province issued a request for proposals and began work on Bloor Street West as part of a broader bike...
Woman on GO Train had knife pointed at her over seat dispute, questions safety protocols
Barrie resident Rachael Spurling contacted emergency text line during the incident but said confusion over the number and response time...
Another phase of Union Station construction begins, with years of disruption ahead
Metrolinx kicked off platform-widening work in mid-August, the latest chapter in a construction cycle that has lasted 16 years without break.
Ontario teacher contracts expired Monday with no deal in sight
Unions and the province are deadlocked over what items to negotiate centrally versus locally, pushing the dispute to Ontario's labour...
TTC's steel barriers at TMU Station draw criticism from mayoral candidate Bradford
The TTC has begun installing platform barriers at Toronto Metropolitan University Station as part of a safety pilot, but Coun. Brad...
Inquest into Mississauga man's death after police well-being check begins Sept. 8
John Brownlie, 88, died nearly two weeks after falling down stairs during a Peel police interaction in September 2023. A jury will...
