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Teen killed in North York shooting near Jane and Finch
A male teen was shot and died at hospital Monday afternoon. Police are asking for information.
Mississauga council votes unanimously to pause AI data centre development
The one-year moratorium will let the city study environmental impact and regulate how these facilities operate.
Toronto and York school boards hike gym rental fees sharply
Permit costs jumped dramatically this month. A basketball league's fee tripled from $3,400 to nearly $10,000 yearly.
Inquest into Regis Korchinski-Paquet's 2020 death from 24th-floor fall begins October 13
The inquest into the death of Regis Korchinski-Paquet, who fell from a Toronto apartment balcony following an interaction with Toronto...
No Frills opens at Hullmark Centre where Whole Foods closed last year
Loblaw's discount grocery banner is opening at the southeast corner of Yonge and Sheppard on Wednesday, nine months after Whole Foods...
Protesters gather at Nathan Phillips Square to oppose Canada Investment Summit privatization plans
Coalition of labour activists and Indigenous leaders held a press conference Monday morning as Prime Minister Mark Carney's summit seeks...
Two hospitalized after two-alarm apartment fire near Jarvis and Dundas
Fire crews responded to smoke in a downtown building Monday morning; two adults with serious but non-life-threatening injuries were...
Ontario English Catholic teachers schedule November strike vote as contract talks stall
The Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association set a strike vote for November 12–13, signaling frustration as central bargaining...
Man arrested after stealing TTC truck, crashing into vehicles downtown
Andrew Boomer, 39, faces eight charges including theft and dangerous operation after a College and Bay incident left two people injured.
Last call for TIFF Festival Street freebies wrapping up today on King and John
Lines are shortest at Ferrero Rocher and Nutella booths. Nongshim's ramen giveaway draws wait times up to an hour. Most activations...
Workers at Kensington Health picket during contract talks over pay, vacation, disability
CUPE Local 4599 held an information picket Saturday as negotiations continue. Workers cite heavy workloads, stress, vacation...
Cyclists ride Toronto streets to oppose Ford's plan to rip out bike lanes
About 1,000 riders protested Saturday as the province rejected the city's proposal to restore traffic lanes while keeping protected...
