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Dillon Brooks balances NBA's notorious villain persona with Canadian humility
The Mississauga native opens up about trash-talking, chip-on-his-shoulder competitiveness, and representing Team Canada in World Cup...
Toronto police seek suspect in early-morning Scarborough park assault
Officers search for a male suspect, possibly a teenager, after a victim was stabbed near Morningside Avenue and Ellesmere Road on Friday.
Thunderstorms and heat warnings loom over Toronto's final World Cup weekend
Environment Canada forecasts heavy rain and electrical storms Friday while extreme heat lingers, threatening outdoor FIFA Fan Festival events.
Toronto's housing market gains traction after months of sluggish sales
June sales rose 9.4% year-over-year as GTA real estate shows signs of recovery despite ongoing affordability concerns.
Toronto fans would choose five minutes with Ronaldo over lifetime Leafs or Raptors tickets
As Cristiano Ronaldo played his final World Cup match in the city, a street survey found the superstar has captivated Toronto's sports...
Toronto faces dangerous heat during Portugal-Croatia match as Nathan Phillips Square cancelled
The city cancelled its popular World Cup broadcast due to extreme conditions, with a wet bulb globe temperature expected to reach 30°C,...
Kyle Lowry to retire as a Toronto Raptor with jersey heading to the rafters
The Raptors' greatest player will sign a one-day contract and retire with the team on Tuesday, July 7, joining Vince Carter as the only...
Toronto's schools face $15M and $40M deficits despite provincial oversight
The TDSB and TCDSB are projecting significant shortfalls for next year even after finding tens of millions in savings through staffing cuts.
Road closures around Toronto Stadium for Portugal vs. Croatia match Thursday
Major routes including Lake Shore Boulevard West and Strachan Avenue are shut down all day Thursday. Fan marches will also disrupt TTC service.
Ontario education minister urges parents not to pull kids from school for sports
New mandatory attendance rules are coming this fall, and Paul Calandra has a message: don't let sports schedules override the classroom.
Highway 427 closed at Finch after fatal crash, northbound lanes shut until 10 p.m.
An 81-year-old Mississauga man died after a single-vehicle crash Thursday afternoon. Two other occupants sustained minor injuries.
Toronto Fire responded to 746 emergency calls on Canada Day, 51% above average
Crews handled everything from fire suppression to rescue operations as the city saw a significant spike in 911 calls during the holiday.
