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Toronto Blue Jays-White Sox game Friday moves to Apple TV+ from traditional broadcast
The Jays' first game back from the All-Star break Friday at 7:15 p.m. streams exclusively on Apple TV+ as part of the Friday Night...
Three-alarm bakery fire in Etobicoke injures none; 50 staff safely evacuated
Carlingview Drive bakery caught fire Thursday afternoon after an oven malfunction. Fire crews remained on site through Friday monitoring...
Ontario couple guilty of defrauding 107 Taylor Swift ticket buyers for $265,000
Milton residents Denise Tisor and David Blake pleaded guilty to scamming fans during the Eras Tour. They spent $139,144 of victims'...
Ford cuts $1M from premier's office, urges comparable savings across government
Premier Doug Ford has reduced staff and implemented a hiring freeze, cutting the premier's office headcount to 10 people following...
SIU investigates after Toronto police deploy multiple Tasers; man seriously injured
Ontario's police watchdog is probing an arrest in North York where officers fired several stun guns at a 36-year-old man.
Man stabbed near Allan Gardens arrested; victim in stable condition
Police responded to reports of a stabbing near George Street and Gerrard Street East Thursday afternoon and took a man into custody.
Toronto Jays open 2027 season in Yankees series in the Bronx
MLB's 2027 schedule has Toronto heading to New York on March 25, with the home opener delayed to April 2 against Seattle.
Gunfire damages Etobicoke restaurant in early-morning shooting
Toronto police are investigating a shooting at a commercial plaza near La Rose Avenue and Royal York Road. No injuries were reported but...
Jim Corrigall, Hall of Fame Argonauts defensive lineman, dies at 80
The Canadian standout who spurned the NFL to play his entire 12-year CFL career with Toronto was a four-time All-Canadian.
Why Toronto's condo layouts are so awkward—and it's an investor problem
An architecture expert explains how investor-focused development prioritizes bedrooms and checklists over livable space, creating micro...
Climate expert: Toronto must redesign neighborhoods to handle extreme heat
As the city faces its second heat wave, urban planner Dorsa Jalalian says cooling-focused design—from tree canopy to green roofs—is...
Toronto shuts all outdoor pools Thursday as wildfire smoke blankets city
Environment Canada's orange air quality warning prompted closures of wading pools and cancellation of outdoor CampTO programs. Indoor...
