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Baldwin Street Block Party Returns Sunday With All-Star Lineup
The second annual Baldwin Village festival runs 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. on June 28, featuring established spots like Koh Lipe alongside...
Toronto Gets $1.5B for Housing. Here's What Changes
Ottawa and Queen's Park will slash development fees by 40 to 60 percent, saving builders nearly $2 billion and supporting 44,000 new units.
Toronto's Pride facing $700K shortfall; 2027 festival may scale back
Organizers warn next year's celebration will look 'very different' as corporate sponsorships decline.
Speed limits jumping to 110 km/h on Ontario highways this week
Highway 401 and 416 sections get bump Friday; other routes follow by September.
Heat and humidity will feel close to 40°C on Canada Day in Toronto
Temperatures peak Thursday, July 2, coinciding with FIFA World Cup match at Toronto Stadium.
Officer Marc Pinizzotto laid to rest after June raid shooting
Toronto constable killed during northwest search is honoured by police, family, and city officials at funeral service.
Woman arrested for hate-motivated assault downtown
Thalia Barber, 29, charged after pushing victim into roadway at Dundas and Sherbourne on Sunday.
Toronto's harbour now home to a floating convenience store
New floating store is designed to represent the cultural fabric of the city's neighbourhoods.
Lakeridge Health consolidates diabetes clinics by month's end
Ajax and Bowmanville locations closing; services moving to integrated clinic at Whitby hospital.
Ontario invests $1.5B to cut Toronto development charges
Province, feds, and city partner on measure to lower costs for new home construction across the municipality.
Raptors draft 6-foot-8 forward to address rebounding gap
Allen Graves, 19th pick from University of Santa Clara, averaged 11.8 points and 6.5 rebounds last season.
Suspect in Pearson gold heist sentenced to 13+ years for gun smuggling
Durante King-Mclean, 27, pleaded guilty in U.S. case; Pennsylvania police found 65 handguns in his vehicle.
