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Toronto's World Cup hosting generated little economic gain despite $380 million cost
Data shows just 3 per cent rise in restaurant and bar spending during the first two weeks, well below the gains from Taylor Swift's Eras...
Drake and Ronaldo meet up in Toronto after Portugal's Round of 32 World Cup win
The Toronto rapper posted a photo with Cristiano Ronaldo days after Portugal defeated Croatia 2-1 at Toronto Stadium, with fans calling...
Maple Leafs sign defenceman Emil Andrae to two-year contract worth $3.1 million
The 24-year-old Swede, acquired in the Joseph Woll trade with Philadelphia, joins a Leafs roster reshaped by GM John Chayka since May.
Stephen Eustáquio proud of Canada's World Cup run despite Round of 16 loss to Morocco
The Leamington native wore the captain's armband and scored Canada's signature moment in the tournament. He says the team gave...
Woman arrested for impaired driving after two-vehicle crash near Queen's Park early Saturday
Collision on College Street and University Avenue around 2:30 a.m. left one person with non-life-threatening injuries.
Road closures in effect downtown Saturday for Canada vs. Morocco World Cup match
Fort York neighbourhood restricted to local access 10:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. FIFA Fan Fest opens 11:30 a.m.; Canada plays at 1 p.m.
Toronto man charged with five counts of sexual assault on public transit
Ashraful Alam, 30, arrested after assaults targeted multiple women between 8 a.m. and noon Thursday, July 2. Police seek additional victims.
AI screening in hiring could lock out newcomers, Toronto research warns
Study finds algorithmic bias compounds human discrimination, leaving immigrants uniquely disadvantaged in job market searches.
Sneaky Dee's saved as developer withdraws 16-storey condo redevelopment plan
Months of community organizing and public pushback convinced Goldberg Group to pull its application. Vote scheduled for July 8 is now...
Man stabbed near Queen and Spadina rushed to hospital in serious condition
Emergency crews responded to downtown Toronto stabbing Saturday morning. Police investigating; no suspect information released.
Surrey Place staff strike pauses therapy services for dozens of families with children and adults with disabilities
After six weeks of labour action, families are scrambling to find private care as OPSEU workers demand better long-term funding and fair...
Toronto is surprisingly short on children's spaces compared to other Canadian cities
Once a leader in educational venues for kids, Toronto has lost major institutions and now lags behind Montreal, Vancouver, Winnipeg and...
