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Ford government begins removing nearly 20 kilometres of Toronto bike lanes
Removals started this week on Bloor, Yonge and University despite court challenges and cyclist protests drawing hundreds.
Canada's Wonderland shuts Behemoth and Leviathan coasters after fatal incident at Georgia park
One person died and several were injured Monday on Goliath at Six Flags Over Georgia. The Toronto park's two rides are described as...
Toronto man charged with arson after Israeli flags burned at North York church
Syed Raza, 29, arrested Oct. 10 after flags removed and lit on fire outside Word of Faith International Christian Centre on Oct. 7.
TTC subway delays jumped over 50 percent since 2019, driven by disorderly passengers
CBC analysis of delay logs shows 1,179 hours of service impact in 2025, with unruly patrons now the top cause — a dramatic shift from...
Toronto teen completes fifth and final 100km Thanksgiving walk for homeless youth
Evangeline Link, 14, walked 100 kilometres over Thanksgiving weekend to raise funds for Covenant House Toronto, continuing a fundraising...
Scott Mission served over 500 people at annual Thanksgiving dinner as food insecurity deepens
The downtown Toronto charity served 500+ guests a full turkey dinner on Monday, with a shelter manager reporting a 100% spike in people...
Ford government removes first Etobicoke bike lanes Tuesday as cyclists plan protest
The province begins stripping 1.2 km of protected bike lanes on Bloor Street West. Advocacy for Respect for Cyclists expects around...
Second Harvest loses 7 food trucks to catalytic converter theft in Etobicoke
Thieves stole converters from all 7 rescue trucks at the charity's yard early Sunday, leaving communities without food support over...
Holly Roy turns grief into purpose with memorial for slain son JahVai
A year after her 8-year-old was killed by stray gunfire in North York, JahVai's mother organized a gathering to celebrate his life and...
Nylander ties career high with 5 points as Leafs beat Avalanche 6-3
William Nylander matched his best performance with two goals and three assists Saturday night as Toronto defeated Colorado in a dominant...
Airbnb listings in Montreal and Toronto feature AI-generated images that don't match the actual properties
Guests are finding that some Airbnb photos look too perfect to be real—and when they arrive, the rooms look nothing like the listings....
Brad Bradford's crime safety townhall in Lawrence Park reflects anger over break-ins, not recent shooting
Despite a fatal St. Clair shooting four days earlier, the mayoral candidate's July 15 forum in North Toronto focused on property...
