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Heat warning extended through Saturday as Ontario battles extreme humidity and dangerous temperatures
Environment Canada's orange heat warning continues across Ontario this weekend as the province experiences temperatures near 40°C and...
Two boys injured in e-scooter crash near Etobicoke mall; one critical
A 12-year-old is in life-threatening condition after the boys lost control of the scooter near Cloverdale Mall on Friday afternoon.
Maple Leafs sign No. 1 pick Gavin McKenna to three-year entry-level deal
The 18-year-old forward from Whitehorse had 51 points in 35 games with Penn State and was CHL Player of the Year last season.
FIFA Fan Festival bar staff paid in full after weeks of wage delays
The City of Toronto resolved outstanding wage payments for workers employed by Roam Bar Concepts after allegations of unpaid wages went viral.
Heat warning extended through Saturday as Toronto battles dangerous humidity
Environment Canada extended the alert after record-breaking temperatures and humidex values near 40°C. Cooling centres and water...
Ontario Science Centre temporary home at Harbourfront Centre now open
The interim space launches as construction begins on a permanent centre, giving visitors access to exhibits during the multi-year rebuild.
Taste of Lawrence returns to Scarborough with World Cup-inspired soccer hub
The city's largest street festival is back July 3–5 along Lawrence Avenue East, featuring food vendors, live music, and interactive...
TTC Line 5 Eglinton and Line 6 Finch West hit by service suspensions
Track and mechanical issues forced partial suspensions Friday evening, with shuttle buses deployed on both corridors during rush hour.
Toronto tenants can now install air conditioning without landlord permission
A change to Ontario's Residential Tenancies Act that took effect July 1 lets renters cool their units if landlords haven't provided AC,...
Ontario ticket resellers face no fines yet despite breaking price-cap law during World Cup
StubHub, SeatGeek, and Vivid Seats admitted non-compliance with Ontario's April ban on resales above face value, but the province has...
Jet ski operator charged after colliding with Toronto lifeguard vessel near Scarborough Bluffs
A 20-year-old from Brampton hit a lifeguard boat on Thursday, ejecting the worker into the water with minor injuries before continuing to ride.
Toronto's BMO Field transforms back to soccer stadium as World Cup wrapping begins
The temporary 43,000-seat stadium built for six FIFA matches is being dismantled ahead of the August return of Toronto FC and the Argonauts.
