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Toronto police charge Hamilton man in 2006 Scarborough murder cold case
Genetic genealogy helped solve the 20-year-old homicide of Patrick Santos, 21, found dead near Ellesmere and Bellamy roads.
Bloor GO/UP station opens new pedestrian tunnel as Kitchener Line expands
A new 2.5-kilometre track between Dupont and Lansdowne will support increased capacity. The pedestrian tunnel and pavilion connecting to...
Toronto police to announce new lead in 2006 homicide of Patrick Santos
Detective Sergeant Stephen Smith of the Homicide and Missing Persons Unit's Cold Case Section will speak Thursday morning at Toronto...
Rogers Stadium's sustainability push comes as Canadian live music venues face greening pressure
Live Nation Canada is embedding reusable materials and waste reduction into concert operations, though environmental advocates say the...
Toronto fire chief calls lithium-ion battery fires 'greatest public safety risk' facing the city
The number of lithium-ion battery fires increased 214 percent in the last three years, with 50 such fires already responded to in 2026.
Toronto residents dismiss Trump's 'clean air wall' idea as wildfire tariffs loom
As the U.S. threatens 50% tariffs on Canadian goods over wildfire smoke, Torontonians say practical help, not AI-generated walls, is...
Old City Hall could become easier filming location as city explores streamlining Hollywood North appeal
City council is considering rule changes to make the Victorian-era landmark more accessible for film and TV productions. FilmOntario...
Residents demand moratorium on Toronto data centre projects as Mississauga votes to block them
Protesters gathered at City Hall as two proposed data centre expansions draw scrutiny over climate and energy impacts. A neighbouring...
Ontario Science Centre building still viable after two years sitting empty, coalition says
A 47-page report from architects, councillors and community advocates urges the province to preserve the 1969 Don Mills Road building,...
Caribana, VELD, and Island Soul take over Toronto this August long weekend
Toronto Caribbean Carnival kicks off with boat parties, the Grand Parade, and multiple festivals; EDM headliners Armin van Buuren and...
Brad Bradford pushes motion to require Toronto's next mayor on police board
The councillor and mayoral candidate is challenging Olivia Chow's decision to decline the position, arguing mayors should have direct...
Premier Doug Ford billed Ontario taxpayers $44K despite claiming zero expenses
Analysis of expense documents reveals over 90 claims for airfare, hotels, and meals between 2018 and 2022, contradicting Ford's recent...
