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ER overcrowding reaches critical levels across Ontario
74% of emergency doctors report severe or critical overcrowding; only 30% of residents confident in timely care.
Pride House hosting LGBTQ+ World Cup watch parties downtown
Free FIFA screenings run June 11 to July 19 at George Brown Polytechnic Waterfront Campus, with doors opening an hour before each match.
Four arrested in violent auto-theft ring across GTA
York Regional Police say four suspects used firearms and violence to steal vehicles worth an estimated $400,000 across York Region and...
Post Malone brings stadium tour to Rogers tonight
The Big Ass Stadium Tour hits Toronto with Jelly Roll and Carter Faith opening. Doors open at 7 p.m., gates via Downsview Park Station....
Line 5 Eglinton shut down during rush hour Tuesday
The brand-new light rail line, which opened just four months ago, was pulled from service after a signal problem halted service along a...
Toronto Faces Thunderstorms, Gusty Winds Tuesday
High of 24°C with 40% chance of afternoon showers and afternoon/overnight thunderstorms. South winds gust to 50 km/h.
FIFA Fan Zones Packed as Toronto Gears Up for World Cup Week
Multiple watch parties across the GTA offer free or low-cost viewing as stadium tickets remain expensive. England vs. Croatia and Ghana...
Honeybees Now Living on Queen's Park Roof
Speaker Donna Skelly championed the initiative to bring wooden hives to Ontario's legislature for the summer.
Ontario Auto Insurance Reforms Take Effect July 1
Starting next month, certain accident benefits become optional for new policies, while existing policies keep current coverage unless...
Pride J'ouvert Returns June 21 as Safe Space for Caribbean Queer Joy
The third annual event brings the Trinidad and Tobago tradition of J'ouvert to Toronto on June 21 from 1–8 p.m., featuring paint,...
Man Gets 4.5 Years for Role in 2023 Toronto Shooting
Michael Bebee was sentenced Monday for being an accessory after the fact in the death of Shamar Powell-Flowers, 29, shot near Danforth...
Bell cuts nearly 700 jobs in latest restructuring
BCE Inc. is shedding around 690 positions, including 230 unionized roles, as it shifts customers to fibre networks.
