News — Page 31
GO Transit cuts weekend trains on Barrie and Stouffville lines, adds bus replacements starting Saturday
Metrolinx is reducing weekend rail service on four lines and shifting some trips to buses as an interim measure through spring 2027,...
Ontario's new cash bail system paused after judge finds constitutional questions
A court injunction has halted Ontario's requirement that people granted bail deposit cash within two business days, restoring the...
Man struck by vehicle near Union Station with serious injuries
Police and paramedics responded before 10 a.m. Monday. The driver remained at the scene; charges and investigation details are still pending.
Man wanted after stabbing at Toronto waterfront in suspected hate-motivated attack
Toronto police are searching for a suspect who allegedly made anti-Sikh slurs and stabbed a man in the leg along Queens Quay West on...
Toronto skyline's newest crown jewel marred by unfinished roofline
Canada's tallest building, Pinnacle SkyTower, tops out at 106 storeys but a last-minute design change left a bare concrete patch where...
Alejandro Kirk's stolen base sparks Blue Jays comeback against Seattle Mariners
The Toronto catcher stole second base in the sixth inning Saturday and helped the Jays overcome a 3-0 deficit for a 4-3 win.
Saskatchewan Roughriders edge Toronto Argonauts 28-24 in front of sold-out Mosaic Stadium
The CFL's biggest crowd of the season watched the Riders overcome special-teams mistakes by Toronto to secure the win in Regina.
Max Scherzer strikes out 10, passes Gaylord Perry on all-time list as Blue Jays sweep Mariners
The 42-year-old right-hander moved into 9th place in career strikeouts Sunday with a dominant performance, keeping Toronto 1.5 games...
Trinity-Bellwoods will get 74 rent-controlled homes designed for climate resilience
City, CreateTO, and Canada partnering on sustainable housing model at Dundas and Ossington—17 affordable units plus green features like...
Carlton Cinema loses 'Tony' screenings after decades-old distributor zone practice
Independent Toronto theatre forced to cancel the Canadian director's film after Cineplex's market dominance shaped distributor priorities.
Invasive dog-strangling vine spreading across Ontario, choking out native plants
Two swallowwort species from Eurasia have infested southern Ontario and threaten monarch butterflies by overrunning milkweed.
GM invests $144 million to bring next-gen heavy-duty trucks back to Oshawa plant
General Motors will produce next-generation GMC Sierra heavy-duty trucks at its Oshawa Assembly plant under a new three-year union contract.
