News — Page 79
Mike Myers accepts Canadian Screen Icon Award
The Scarborough-born comedian thanked Canada, his parents, the TTC, and his hometown in an emotional acceptance speech Sunday.
Ontario proposes stronger medical protections for students
New rules would ensure care plans for diabetes, epilepsy, and asthma follow children on field trips and close gaps parent advocates have flagged.
New electric ferries launch amid questions about island future
The City's all-electric Lady of the Quays officially launched last week, but locals are skeptical about the investment with the airport...
Toronto police seize record haul of counterfeit soccer jerseys
The largest counterfeit soccer merchandise seizure in Canadian history coincides with the city's first men's World Cup matches, which...
TTC Line 1 closes nightly for track work through Friday
No subway service between St George and Sheppard West stations Monday to Friday; shuttle buses operating.
Ontario politics shifting as Mulroney exits, Bains enters race
Cabinet resignation and Liberal leadership bid signal new competitive dynamics ahead of the next provincial election.
Ontario daycare program's future uncertain without new funding
Five years in, the $10-a-day daycare initiative faces a viability crisis as Ontario presses Ottawa for sustained federal commitment.
Rihanna spotted at A$AP Rocky's Toronto concert
The global superstar made a surprise appearance at Scotiabank Arena Sunday, continuing her tour attendance as fans capture the moment.
Carney to detail Ottawa's antisemitism action plan
Prime Minister Mark Carney will outline government strategy to combat rising hate in Canada, speaking in Toronto Monday.
Bollywood Monster Mashup expands to three days this summer
Canada's largest South Asian festival returns to Mississauga for its 16th year with expanded programming, 40+ vendors, and live entertainment.
Charity Bike for Brain Health raises funds along major expressways
Fifth annual ride along DVP, Gardiner draws participants to support dementia research.
Toronto Video Game Month returns with free events
City celebrates its thriving gaming industry with outdoor installations, AR/VR experiences, workshops, and more.
