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External review finds Toronto Metropolitan University failed to enforce its own protest policies consistently
A nearly 200-page report by former appellate judge Mary Lou Benotto and lawyer Margot Finley says campus tensions worsened after October 7, 2023.
Drug companies are abandoning Canada after Health Canada approval, leaving patients without life-saving medicines
Novartis rejected its own approved IgAN drug. Six FDA-approved treatments exist in the U.S.; zero in Canada. The approval process is the barrier.
Ontario Court of Appeal rules Ford government can remove Toronto's 19 kilometres of protected bike lanes
A three-judge panel reversed a 2025 lower-court decision that found the removals unconstitutional. Bike lane advocates say the ruling...
Summer McIntosh wins gold in 400m medley at Pan Pacific Championships
The Toronto swimmer finished in a championship record 4:28.01, bouncing back a day after placing second in the 200 freestyle.
Police link 2022 Scarborough murder suspect to attempted shooting months later
Investigators say the man they call 'Jay' killed Ding Ping Wang in November 2022 and may have been involved in an attempted murder near...
Woman struck by vehicle in Eglinton-Dufferin driveway dies from injuries
A 63-year-old was guiding a driver up a ramp Thursday evening when the Honda Passport lurched forward. It marks Toronto's second fatal...
Toronto minimum-wage workers need nearly all monthly pay just for rent
A minimum-wage worker earning $17.60 per hour must work 145 hours to cover Toronto's average $2,543 rent — leaving about $500 for food,...
New towers are gradually erasing familiar CN Tower views across Toronto
Rising development is blocking sightlines from some iconic vantage points, sparking debate over how much of the skyline should be protected.
Ring of Fire drives severe thunderstorms across the GTA this week
A meteorologist explains the clash of air masses intensifying storms, while heat and humidity fuel the instability.
East end power outage leaves 30,000 Toronto Hydro customers in the dark
Severe thunderstorms with wind gusts up to 100 km/h triggered the outage. Power restoration expected early Thursday morning.
Leslieville station construction begins next month on Ontario Line
Support columns for the elevated station will be built from September to May, with concrete pours potentially running around the clock.
Ontario cabinet minister pushes feds for deepfake ban and 'steep fines and jail time' for scammers
Stephen Crawford calls for federal legislation after 86-year-old Sault Ste. Marie woman lost over $900,000 to AI impersonation scam.
