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City launches paid pilot program for youth to explore firefighting and policing
Forty high school students will spend a month each on firefighting and police foundations at Seneca Polytechnic this summer, receiving...
Marina Mabrey named WNBA All-Star; Toronto Tempo's only selection
The guard tied the league record with 53 points in a single game on June 25 and will play in the All-Star game in Chicago on July 25.
Raptors pause Kawhi Leonard trade pending NBA investigation into Clippers
The trade is on hold until the league completes its probe into alleged salary-cap violations involving the two-time Finals MVP.
East Don Trail Phase 1 opens Sunday, closing major gap in Toronto ravine network
The 6.3-kilometre multi-use trail will connect the Don Valley's north and south sections after over a decade of planning and construction.
Steve Sullivan named ninth Toronto Marlies head coach; Giordano joins as assistant
The former 16-season NHLer and Timmins native steps up from assistant to lead the AHL franchise after John Gruden's promotion to the Maple Leafs.
Toronto Tempo falls to Golden State, losing key players to injury ahead of Montreal trip
The Tempo dropped their third straight 83-75 at home as Janelle Salaun scored 26 for the Valkyries, with Brittney Sykes, Kiki Rice and...
Daniel Alfredsson joins Toronto Maple Leafs coaching staff after leaving Ottawa Senators
The Sens Hall of Famer, whose number 11 hangs in the Canadian Tire Centre, accepted an associate coach role with the Maple Leafs to...
Trading card robberies surge across GTA; stores beef up security after $200K+ losses
Two Ajax businesses were hit in one night last month. Store owners say collectible cards now carry 'instant cash liquidity' like jewellery.
Cricket leagues boom across the GTA, but business models strain as supply outpaces demand
The Manmohan Sports Complex in Brampton hosts hundreds of teams, youth academies, and pro training. Yet private facility owners struggle...
SankofaFest transforms into three-day celebration at Sankofa Square in August
Anchored around August 23, the festival will feature fashion, music, film, art, and community programming across three days in downtown Toronto.
Ontario Line elevated guideway construction accelerating ahead of early 2030s opening
Roughly 3 km of elevated track will carry trains through the northwest stretch. A 30-metre bridge over the Don Valley will offer...
Toronto Stadium ranked 15th out of 16 FIFA World Cup venues on Instagram popularity
The temporary branding of BMO Field generated 47,000 hashtags and 137,000 followers, far below Gillette Stadium's 640,000.
