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Drake hosts Janice-only apology party at Cactus Club on Sunday
Entry is restricted to people whose legal first name is Janice with government-issued ID, following backlash over his song 'Janice STFU.'
Metrolinx writes off $504M in now-useless GO train upgrades
CEO says the signalling work is part of the cost of expanding GO services, but GO Expansion faces funding uncertainty.
David Clayton-Thomas, Blood, Sweat & Tears frontman, dead at 84
The Toronto-born singer transformed a New York jazz-rock band into Grammy-winning superstars with hits like Spinning Wheel.
46 Bell workers sue over alleged wrongful termination
Former employees claim the telecom giant fired them as part of cost-cutting tied to attendance falsification, not genuine misconduct.
Thunderstorms today, sun returns for Pride weekend
Toronto braces for afternoon storms before clearing Thursday evening, with dry conditions forecast for Pride celebrations.
CRTC probes Rogers over $5 monthly wireless price hike
The telecom regulator asked the carrier to explain a new charge set to appear on customer bills starting July 15.
Trans health care training slows as global backlash chills medical providers
Signups for gender-affirming care training have stalled. Medical professionals are more reluctant to pursue certification or offer...
Gang War Led Police to Ryan Wedding's Alleged Hitman
Malik Cunningham's arrest near Vaughan funeral in April 2024 helped FBI dismantle transnational cocaine empire.
Massage Therapist Charged with Sexual Assault in North York
Kwangho Lee arrested after victim reported assault at Bathurst and Lawrence. Police seek additional alleged victims.
Council to Consider Motion on Rogers Stadium Noise
City to weigh asking Live Nation to hire acoustics expert after noise complaints from nearby communities.
German World Cup Fan Attacked at King West Bar Over Rainbow Flag
A supporter was beaten after waving a small rainbow flag while celebrating Germany's World Cup victory at Paris Texas on Saturday.
Speed Cameras Gone, Speeding Surges Nearly 400 Percent
Since Ontario banned automated speed enforcement cameras last October, drivers going 16 km/h over the limit in school and safety zones...
