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Vince Lombardi Trophy comes to Toronto's CNE for NFL Experience Sept. 5-7
The Super Bowl championship trophy will be on display at Enercare Centre as part of an interactive football-themed event included with...
Randolph College for the Performing Arts closing after failing to renew accreditation
The Bathurst Street theatre school lost its provincial registration February 1 and can no longer operate as a career college. Students...
Milton man arrested in GTA human trafficking investigation facing 12 charges
Terrell Trench, 34, is accused of trafficking a female victim through coercion and transporting her for sexual services across the...
York Region confirms 260 exposed to measles at Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital in August
Approximately 260 people may have been exposed during two separate days in August. York Region Public Health says one confirmed measles...
Ontario's top court upholds Greenbelt land restoration, rejecting developer's constitutional challenge
A 2-1 ruling Friday rejects Minotar Holdings' argument that the province violated judicial powers by returning 15 parcels to protected land.
Two arrested in $3.49M investment fraud scheme centered on Willowdale
Police say a third suspect in the Goldentrust Development Inc. scheme may have fled to China after victims were promised returns on real...
Russian cargo plane worth $300M remains grounded at Toronto Pearson after court ruling
A judge has ruled the Antonov An-124 will stay in Canada despite Russia's attempts to reclaim it since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
Toronto mayoral candidates clash over tariff response as trade war deepens
Mayor Chow pitches local procurement; Coun. Bradford proposes 25% business tax cut and permanent tariff response table to compete for investment.
Toronto real estate market bracing for fall pickup as inventory tightens across GTA
New listings dropped 17.8% year-over-year in July, but experts predict busier fall season — with bidding wars returning and millennials...
Danforth GO station closes all three elevators for three months starting September 8
Metrolinx shutting down elevators for major repairs, leaving passengers without accessibility alternatives and forcing those with...
Weston tenants rally against third consecutive above-guidelines rent increase
Residents at 2255 Weston Rd. are protesting a third AGI application, citing maintenance issues and mounting costs on top of regular increases.
Murder suspect wanted since the 2022 Etobicoke shooting arrested in Windsor
Toronto Police confirm a third suspect in the January 2022 shooting that killed Minyali Wur, 24, and Chudier Reat, 20, has been located...
