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Mastering Me 3.0: Period — Women's health event brings cycle education to T.O.
Marketing agency That Good hosted Saturday's event at Transmission Studios, featuring OB-GYN Dr. Natalie Crawford and wellness experts...
Woman shot near Moss Park in early-morning incident
A woman with life-threatening injuries was transported to hospital after gunfire erupted at Jarvis and Dundas early Saturday. Police...
Campaign launches to strengthen protections for Queer refugees
The Defend Refugees initiative, convened during Pride Month and World Refugee Day, raises alarm over recent federal policy changes...
Marina Mabrey ties WNBA 3-point record in Tempo comeback win
Toronto's guard scored 37 points with nine 3-pointers, leading an unlikely second-half rally to beat Connecticut 101-97.
Germany, Ivory Coast set for Toronto World Cup match Saturday
Both nations won their opening games. Germany supporters plan a waterfront march before the BMO Field matchup.
Toronto Public Health warns of spike in downtown overdoses
A clear substance circulating in the area prompted a drug alert Friday. Health officials urge users to take safety precautions.
Ottawa police officer charged with assault after Oakville crash
Staff Sergeant Walt Lushman, off-duty, charged following June 12 vehicle dispute in Halton Region; will have no public-facing duties...
Seniors lose programming after agency loses city funding
LA Centre for Active Seniors ordered to cease operations at 55 Rankin Crescent by June 26; more than 100 residents protested Friday.
Trail Movement launches to support racialized Queer refugees
A new Toronto organization founded by 2SLGBTQIA+ newcomers launches on World Refugee Day to address gaps in settlement services.
Tyler Heineman thanks Toronto after Angels trade
The catcher posted an emotional Instagram message reflecting on his five years with the Blue Jays.
Summer festivals fill downtown this weekend
DESIFEST, Toronto Jazz Festival, and drag night at the AGO kick off as the city celebrates the summer solstice.
World Cup traffic strategy worked, city says
Toronto kept traffic flowing despite hundreds of thousands of visitors by shifting riders to transit and cycling.
