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OPP officer Tarun Bali's funeral set for Thursday
Const. Bali, 29, was struck by a vehicle in northern Ontario on June 9. The service takes place at Mississauga Sports and Entertainment Centre.
Ontario long-term care nurses head to arbitration over wage gap
Some 4,400 nurses began arbitration Monday after negotiations broke down. Wage parity with hospital nurses is their top priority.
King's Hawaiian brings free sailboat rides to Toronto waterfront
Saturday and Sunday, book hourly sail experiences from 10 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. at Queens Quay West, plus lawn games and complimentary sliders.
Four charged in Durham assault investigation involving firearm
The investigation began in April when two victims were allegedly threatened and assaulted with a firearm in Oshawa.
Bike Party Toronto takes over streets Saturday with hundreds of riders
The annual rolling rave launches at 8 p.m. with a secret route. Beginner-friendly, free to join, and donations welcome.
Toronto officer seriously injured stopping stolen vehicle
The officer was struck near Donlands and O'Connor Drive early Monday after police fired shots at the vehicle.
Billy Bishop expansion's $4–5B cost raises financing questions
Toronto Port Authority says the airport expansion will be self-funded through user fees, but aviation experts are skeptical given the...
North York homicide victim identified as targeted attack
Erik Safar, 32, was assaulted and struck by a vehicle early Sunday near Keele and Wilson. Police say it was a targeted attack.
Ex-Raptors star Anunoby wins second NBA title with Knicks
OG Anunoby captured his second championship Saturday, helping New York defeat San Antonio in five games. Both his titles came on the...
Knicks' title win has Raptors fans reliving 2019 championship
The New York Knicks won the NBA championship June 13—the same date Toronto clinched its 2019 title. Former Raptor OG Anunoby helped New...
One dead after being struck by vehicle in North York
Toronto police are investigating a homicide after a large fight near Keele and Wilson early Sunday morning.
Cancer survivor hitchhikes Canada, raises $109,000
Quinn Strang, 20, hitchhiked across Canada after beating cancer twice to support the Terry Fox Foundation and help kids fighting the disease.