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Seven arrested in fatal Etobicoke apartment shooting
Suspects charged in May 31 death of Anthony Taylor at Toronto Community Housing building near Queen's Plate Drive.
Free World Cup watch party for newcomers to Canada
Institute for Canadian Citizenship hosting hundreds at downtown Toronto event to build community and belonging through Team Canada's...
Woman granted absolute discharge in PATH stabbing case
Rohinie Bisesar, found not criminally responsible for 2015 death, cleared by Ontario Review Board after decade-long case.
Thousands pack Toronto Stadium for Canada's historic World Cup opener
Fans wearing red and white descended on BMO Field Friday as Canada faced Bosnia-Herzegovina in the first men's World Cup match ever...
World Cup watch parties and free Ricola giveaways at Toronto Stadium
FIFA events are happening across the city this weekend, including watch parties, free throat-lozenge samples, and the chance to track a...
OPP constable's body brought to Thornhill ahead of funeral
Const. Tarun Bali, 29, was struck by a vehicle Tuesday in Hearst while officers searched for an escaped hospital patient. A procession...
Toronto opening 15 outdoor pools for summer season starting Saturday
Pools across the city open with evening and weekend hours. Full schedule begins June 26 at all outdoor locations.
Billy Bishop expansion could affect 94,000 waterfront housing units
New analysis shows airport growth would impact existing and planned homes. Buildings near flight paths may lose balconies, windows.
Toronto officer Marc Pinizzotto killed in line of duty
Const. Marc Pinizzotto, 43, was fatally shot Thursday during a search warrant. Police seek second suspect; one charged with first-degree murder.
Canada's World Cup opener kicks off Friday at Toronto Stadium
Canada faces Bosnia-Herzegovina in its first-ever men's home World Cup match. Captain Alphonso Davies is sidelined by hamstring injury.
Road closures to grip Toronto this weekend for World Cup, festivals
College Street, the Queensway, and St. Clair West will close for major events. Plan extra travel time Friday through Sunday.
Canada's World Cup Opener Kicks Off Today at 3 p.m.
Toronto hosts its first-ever FIFA match as Canada takes on Bosnia-Herzegovina. Here's what you need to know about crowds, transit, and weather.
