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Raptors and Clippers edge closer to Kawhi Leonard trade
Toronto and LA have agreed on player compensation, with the deal potentially happening today. Leonard, the 2019 Finals MVP, says he'll...
Eight Toronto pools staying open until midnight this week
As humidex hits the low 40s, the city has extended hours at select outdoor pools. Eight locations will stay open until 11:45 p.m....
Finch West LRT down due to communication issue
The entire line between Finch West and Humber College stations went dark Tuesday morning. Shuttle buses are running while crews work to...
Man wanted after hate-motivated assault with bat
Toronto police are seeking a suspect who allegedly hurled anti-Black slurs and swung a bat at victims near Brimley and Huntingwood on...
Toronto Queer Aunties accused of copying L.A. Black creators
A Toronto TikTok creator is calling out a local event company for allegedly copying a Los Angeles Black Queer brand without credit or permission.
Fish for free in Ontario all week — spots near Toronto
Ontario residents can cast a line without a licence from June 27 to July 5. No reservations needed at these popular fishing locations...
Watch Portugal vs. Croatia at 6 Toronto bars Thursday
The Round of 32 World Cup match kicks off Thursday, July 2 at 7 p.m. Here are spots across the city where you can catch the game.
TTC streetcar assault suspect sought after brick attack
Police are looking for a man who allegedly used a brick to assault someone waiting to board a streetcar at Broadview and Danforth on...
Condo residents sweat through heat wave without AC
A 48-storey tower near Dundas and Jarvis has been without air conditioning for a month as temperatures soar into the mid-30s.
Two young boys found dead in Ottawa murder-suicide investigation
A wellness check Monday morning discovered two children, ages 7 and 10, in a Leitrim home. Their father was found dead in a vehicle fire.
Toronto Fringe Festival kicks off June 30 with 123 eclectic shows across 27 venues
The 38th annual festival runs through July 12, featuring stand-up, improv, dramas, musicals, and works that defy categorization.
Calian acquires Galaxy Broadband for $24M, eyes Arctic expansion
Ottawa tech firm bolsters defence business by purchasing Mississauga satellite-communications provider as Canadian military eyes Arctic...
