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Ontario Legislature Set for Shortest Sitting in Decades
MPPs will sit for 53 days this year—the fewest in five decades when an election didn't take place.
New Bail and Sentencing Law Takes Effect, Dividing Police and Experts
Bill C-14 gained royal assent Monday with over 80 Criminal Code changes. Police welcome it; criminologists question whether it will reduce crime.
3-Year-Old Seriously Hurt After Vehicle Strikes Pedestrians
A child was among three people struck by a vehicle near Bathurst and Avenal Wednesday afternoon; the child was taken to a trauma centre.
Tenant Union Occupies Building Over Alleged Wrongful Eviction
Hundreds of supporters gathered at a west-end apartment building after a resident was locked out with no notice; tenant union alleges...
Two Boys Arrested in Leaside Bridge Officer-Strike Case
A 12-year-old and 14-year-old were charged in connection with a stolen vehicle that struck an officer in East York on Monday.
Toronto Man Sentenced to Life for Fatally Stabbing His Mother
Colin Hatcher was sentenced Wednesday with no chance of parole for 11 years for the February 2021 death of Kathleen Hatcher in King's Mill Park.
Ontario's Bill 124 Wage Fallout Drives Hydro Rate Hike
The electricity system is seeking a 40 per cent rate increase this year largely to recover retroactive wages owed after the repealed...
Why the World Cup in Canada Is a Bigger Moment Than the Games Themselves
Experts say hosting the tournament will reshape soccer's future in a country historically defined by hockey—and may not happen again for decades.
Post Malone Honours Late Artist Oliver Tree at Toronto Show
During his Tuesday night concert at Rogers Stadium, Post Malone paused to pay an emotional tribute to Oliver Tree, 32, who died in a...
Teen Pleads Guilty to First-Degree Murder of Scarborough Tow-Truck Driver
An 18-year-old pleaded guilty Tuesday to shooting Sulakshan Selvasingam in July 2024 after being recruited and paid by adults connected...
Ghana vs. Panama Tonight at Toronto Stadium: What to Know
Toronto hosts its second FIFA World Cup men's match Wednesday with kickoff at 7 p.m. Thunderstorms expected later; tickets still...
CRTC Warns Rogers Over New Fees Despite Ban
The telecom regulator issued a warning after Rogers introduced a $40 device setup fee, $25 shipping charge, and SIM card fee, joining...