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UP Express, GO Barrie and Kitchener lines shut down this weekend for construction
The entire 23-kilometre UP Express line closes Saturday and Sunday. GO Transit halts service on two regional lines. TTC Line 2 opens late Sunday.
Ontario Liberal leadership race tightens as membership deadline passes Monday at 6 p.m.
Voter sign-up closes today for November convention; five contenders competing to replace Bonnie Crombie as party looks to rebuild.
Man critically injured in Mississauga stabbing; police search for second suspect
One suspect in custody after Sunday evening attack near Main and Dundas; victim transported to trauma centre with critical injuries.
Toronto tops ranking for safety gap between crime data and what residents believe
Survey of 15 Canadian cities finds Toronto has largest disconnect: 57% think the city is unsafe despite crime dropping to 1986 lows.
Montrealer reunited with seven-year-old cat after 16 days lost at Toronto Pearson
Caramel escaped from carrier on arrival; staff, volunteers and a humane trap brought the cat home to owner Abir Batikhi.
Summer pools and supervised beaches close this week as season winds down
Lifeguard supervision at 10 Toronto beaches ends September 7 at 7 p.m. Most outdoor pools close around Labour Day, though 15 remain open...
Mississauga police seek suspect in 32 vehicle break-ins across three neighborhoods
Peel Regional Police released photos of a man wanted in connection with overnight break-ins on September 3 in which vehicles were...
More than 6,100 U of T admin and technical staff in legal strike position starting Tuesday
The union says the university's $20 million cost-cutting plan will worsen workloads. Negotiations continue through Labour Day.
Police investigate unspecified incident at Long Branch GO station in Etobicoke
Service halted Saturday evening; bus replacement provided. Transit cuts also start Monday across GTA rail lines.
Teen charged after vehicle strikes and kills pedestrian on Bathurst near Lonsmount
An 18-year-old Toronto driver faces dangerous operation charges after a fatal collision Friday that killed a 37-year-old woman.
Woman seriously injured after truck strikes her near Eglinton West
A pedestrian was hit by a truck Saturday afternoon at Keele and Eglinton Avenue West. The driver remained at the scene as Toronto police...
500 customers still without power after Wednesday's severe storm; Toronto Hydro holding support sessions
Toronto Hydro has restored power to more than 64,000 customers affected by the September 2 storm, but 500 remain without electricity as...
