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Man, 41, arrested in fatal hit-and-run investigation in Vaughan from October 4
Kamel Hazime charged with failure to stop after accident resulting in death; white Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van still not located.
Ten suspects face 128 charges in violent Peel carjacking ring investigation
Police recovered 15 stolen vehicles worth $1.4M and four firearms in months-long probe tied to organized crime network.
Metrolinx hiring for high-paying jobs up to $49 an hour across Toronto and GTA
Transit agency offering positions in IT, software development, construction, and admin with salaries ranging from $42 to $198,000 annually.
Water main break at Billy Bishop Airport disrupts flight operations downtown
Water service to terminal building knocked out Monday; some flights delayed or cancelled. Repair timeline unclear; passengers urged to...
TTC construction work at Queen's Park Station created accessibility hazard for wheelchair user
Emily Mills says platform work narrowed her mother's accessible route, forcing a backwards wheelchair exit and nearly trapping her on...
Brad Bradford pledges 15,000 jobs for people under 30 if elected Toronto mayor in nine days
The Toronto Youth Employment Challenge would ask 10 to 15 CEOs to hire young workers, with 5,000 jobs targeted for year one and 30%...
Toronto flu and COVID vaccines roll out Oct. 26 to everyone six months and older at no cost
Flu and COVID shots are free at pharmacies, clinics, and health centres citywide. Seniors, pregnant people, and those with underlying...
Documentary Railfan explores autistic children's love of trains, premieres at CAMH this Saturday
Filmmaker Ian Daffern brings his Toronto roots to a project about the profound connection between autistic kids and trains, with its...
Toronto mother pushes for mandatory AEDs in Ontario schools after son's fatal cardiac arrest
Ben Stanton, 14, collapsed during lunch at school. His mother Tricia is raising awareness on World Restart a Heart Day, Oct. 16, calling...
Mike Layton files nomination to reclaim Ward 11 seat as Saxe withdraws last-minute
The former University-Rosedale councillor announced his return to municipal politics Monday after a four-year hiatus, triggering...
Chow pledges 20% of Scarborough East LRT jobs to local youth
Mayor Olivia Chow promised $28 million in youth programs and doubled local hiring commitments for the transit line, drawing criticism...
CBC investigation examines whether Regent Park revitalization succeeded or failed
Reporter Igor Petrov investigates Canada's largest public housing experiment — a five-phased redevelopment that has built 1,877 new...
