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10 Toronto residents unaccounted for after deadly Nepal flash floods
A trekking group organized by the Isha Foundation lost contact Wednesday after flash flooding hit the Tibet-Nepal border area near Mount Kailash.
Advance voting underway for Ontario byelections in Scarborough Southwest and York-Simcoe through Friday
Voters in two GTA ridings can cast ballots at advance polls until Friday, August 28 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. The provincial byelection is...
Mayor Chow urges Trump to follow Dolly Parton's example during escalating Canada-U.S. trade war
Speaking to CBS News, Chow called Trump's threat to rename Lake Ontario "not a very neighbourly thing to do" and pushed back on tariffs...
Fan Expo Canada returns to Toronto this weekend with John Cena, Mark Hamill, and seven other major celebrities
Four-day pop-culture event runs Thursday to Sunday at Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Single-day tickets start at $41; multi-day passes...
Police search for black Honda Civic after shots fired at three Thorncliffe Park buildings
Vehicle fled Wednesday morning shooting; same car linked to two earlier incidents in the same complex. Anyone with information is urged...
465 new Canadian citizens sworn in at CNE as trade tensions with U.S. weigh on ceremony
The Canadian National Exhibition hosted its largest citizenship ceremony since the pandemic, welcoming people from 57 countries while...
Two Air Canada employees arrested in cocaine and cannabis trafficking through Montreal airport
RCMP alleges ground-operations staff used secure-area access to move luggage carrying cocaine imports and cannabis exports through...
Judge finds TTC stabbing self-defence, acquits man charged in 2024 Jane station death
Ontario Superior Court ruled the Crown failed to prove Tefai Opoku-Boadu did not act in self-defence after Matthew Rumble was stabbed on...
Jones Avenue sinkhole closes Riverdale street, TTC buses rerouted
Work crews shut down the road in both directions at Boultbee Avenue after a large section collapsed early Wednesday morning.
18-year-old struck and killed by train on Lakeshore East rail line
Man and woman were walking on active tracks near Greenwood and Danforth when two trains approached from opposite directions Tuesday night.
Toronto businesses call new U.S. tariffs 'killing blow' as 50% levy takes hold
Canadian exporters face steep tariffs on $28 billion in goods. Federal government announces $7.5 billion support package; retaliatory...
Third suspect arrested in 2022 Etobicoke shooting that killed two men
Mississauga man charged with two counts of second-degree murder in deaths of Minyali Wur and Chudier Reat on Jan. 3, 2022.
