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Judge finds TTC stabbing self-defence, acquits man charged in 2024 Jane station death
Ontario Superior Court ruled the Crown failed to prove Tefai Opoku-Boadu did not act in self-defence after Matthew Rumble was stabbed on...
Jones Avenue sinkhole closes Riverdale street, TTC buses rerouted
Work crews shut down the road in both directions at Boultbee Avenue after a large section collapsed early Wednesday morning.
18-year-old struck and killed by train on Lakeshore East rail line
Man and woman were walking on active tracks near Greenwood and Danforth when two trains approached from opposite directions Tuesday night.
Toronto businesses call new U.S. tariffs 'killing blow' as 50% levy takes hold
Canadian exporters face steep tariffs on $28 billion in goods. Federal government announces $7.5 billion support package; retaliatory...
Third suspect arrested in 2022 Etobicoke shooting that killed two men
Mississauga man charged with two counts of second-degree murder in deaths of Minyali Wur and Chudier Reat on Jan. 3, 2022.
Toronto police officer's mother launches Marc Pinizzotto Foundation for youth sports and arts
Linda Pinizzotto honours her son's legacy by creating a resource to help children build safe communities through hockey, piano, and mentorship.
Dolly Parton, country legend with lasting Toronto ties, dies at 80
The singer who performed her final Toronto concert in 2016 and inspired a new country bar on The Esplanade this summer has passed away.
Toronto police arrest man charged with first-degree murder in 2022 Scarborough shooting
Justin Longshaw, 39, has been charged in connection with the nearly four-year-old killing of Ding Ping Wang.
Three Ajax homes destroyed or damaged in suspicious fire Monday morning
Durham Regional Police say one home was likely targeted. No injuries reported. Fire investigators treating it as arson.
Doug Ford tells Trump to 'kiss my ass' as Canada-U.S. trade war escalates
Ontario Premier escalates rhetoric over 50% U.S. tariffs; threatens electricity surcharge on American exports.
Ford signals economic support as Canada-U.S. trade war escalates with 50 per cent tariffs
Ontario premier addressing economic outlook in Hamilton as Ottawa prepares dollar-for-dollar retaliation beginning Sept. 8.
The Wallflowers celebrate 30 years of Bringing Down the Horse at sold-out Danforth show
Jakob Dylan and the band played their 1996 breakthrough album in sequence Friday, then performed nine songs from Tom Petty's Long After Dark.
