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Family of 15-year-old hit at Toronto intersection sues province and city after speed camera removed
The teen suffered traumatic brain injury, skull fractures and vision loss when struck at Humber Blvd. and Louvain Street in March after...
Toronto's September 2 storm brings 'month's worth' of rain in hours, reignites climate debate
A 100-year storm hit Wednesday, flooding homes and downing trees across the city. Experts warn more intense storms are coming.
Orange Shirt Day founder says controversial shirts misappropriate her truth and hurt people
Phyllis Webstad, who created Orange Shirt Day 13 years ago to honour residential school survivors, says Rebel News shirts with slogans...
Ontario commits $1.7 billion to add 40,000 post-secondary seats across province
New funding targets STEM, health care, education and trades programs. Toronto-area allocations expected in coming weeks.
Doug Ford shuffles cabinet, moves labour minister amid ethics investigation
Premier Doug Ford has announced a cabinet shuffle filling three vacant positions, moving David Piccini from labour minister to...
Ontario minimum wage rises to $17.95 an hour starting October 1
More than 700,000 workers across Ontario will see paycheques increase by roughly $14 weekly under the annual adjustment tied to inflation.
PM Carney confirms talks with Trump over trade war, meets Zelenskyy in Toronto
The prime minister said Thursday he's spoken to Trump multiple times in recent days as the U.S.-Canada trade conflict intensifies, with...
Doug Ford open to involuntary addiction treatment, says mayors frustrated
The premier said Thursday he's willing to discuss expanding involuntary treatment laws, responding to Big City Mayors' two-year push for...
Ontario Premier Ford reshuffles cabinet to address Trump's escalating tariffs on Canada
Ford announces cabinet changes in Toronto aimed at protecting Ontario workers, businesses and communities as U.S. trade tensions intensify.
Ontario court rules province can remove 19 kilometres of Toronto's protected bike lanes
The Court of Appeal for Ontario reversed a lower-court decision Friday, allowing the Ford government to tear out bike infrastructure...
Olivia Chow launches re-election campaign with vision of 'hope over fear'
The mayor formally kicked off her campaign Wednesday at Danforth Music Hall, touting wins on housing and transit while painting a...
AC/DC concert cancelled as Rogers Stadium repairs from storm damage
The 50,000-capacity venue in Downsview sustained collapsed grandstand sections during a 100-year storm; Live Nation says repairs will...
