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Canada's World Cup Opener Kicks Off Today at 3 p.m.
Toronto hosts its first-ever FIFA match as Canada takes on Bosnia-Herzegovina. Here's what you need to know about crowds, transit, and weather.
Doug Ford's Approval Rating Hits Six-Year Low at 21 Per Cent
An Angus Reid poll shows Ontario's Premier has lost 27 points of support since his third majority win last year—a sharp drop in just...
OPP Officer Killed in Duty Honoured in Toronto Procession Today
Const. Tarun Barli, who was raised in Brampton, is being escorted from North York to Thornhill as first responders gather on Highway 401...
FIFA Fan Festival cancelled Thursday due to lightning risk
The City of Toronto evacuated fans watching Mexico vs. South Africa screening at Fort York after weather created unsafe conditions...
Ontario eyes gambling ad restrictions ahead of World Cup surge
Government officials and advocates worry the FIFA tournament will intensify gambling advertising and worsen problem gambling rates that...
TTC ramping up service for World Cup crowds heading to stadium
The transit system is adding buses, streetcars and subway service on match days to move over 300,000 out-of-town visitors expected...
Time magazine launches Canadian edition with Toronto newsroom
The 103-year-old publication is expanding with a new license partnership and plans to debut its first Canadian cover this fall.
Toronto police officer killed in search warrant shooting
An officer was shot during a pre-dawn operation near Black Creek Drive. A second person was also hospitalized.
Oshawa man charged in sexual assault of au pair
A months-long investigation led to charges including sexual assault and administering a noxious substance in a case involving a woman...
World Cup officially kicks off as Toronto braces for tournament
The biggest FIFA tournament in history starts today, with Canada hosting matches and fan festivals throughout June and July.
FIFA Fan Festival kicks off today at Fort York
Live World Cup matches, performances by Wyclef Jean and Walk Off the Earth, plus 39 days of food, drinks and fan experiences.
Eglinton Crosstown accessibility gaps limit disabled riders
Blind transit advocates say station wayfinding only directs users to elevators, leaving them unable to find stairs or escalators.
