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Federal government rejects Doug Ford's Billy Bishop expansion plan
Ottawa blocked the Ontario premier's proposal to allow jets at the downtown airport, citing concerns over waterfront impacts, noise, and housing.
Hockey Diversity Alliance holds second annual Summer Fest at Canoe Landing with NHL and NFL stars
Free event Saturday brought together professional athletes and youth from underserved communities for showcase of hockey access and programming.
Trent University biologist says Toronto needs tougher coyote removal, not just hazing
A new academic paper argues the city's reliance on aversion tactics falls short; persistent problem animals should be euthanized,...
Mayor Chow hires veteran Liberal campaign director Andrew Bevan to lead re-election bid
Bevan co-directed Prime Minister Mark Carney's 2025 campaign and will serve alongside Michal Hay as co-chair of Chow's campaign ahead of...
CNE announces 2026 concert lineup with Lupe Fiasco, Shaggy, JoJo and more this August
The 147th Canadian National Exhibition runs August 21–September 7 with 17 free concerts at the Bell SOUNDSTAGE, including Grammy-winning...
Cross-border drug bust nets $139M in cocaine, methamphetamine and 17 firearms
Project Bay investigation seizes nearly 1.7 tonnes of illegal drugs from Windsor to Markham. Twenty-one people face 102 charges.
Ossfest returns to Ossington this weekend with live performances from Dundas to Queen
The annual summer street festival kicks off Saturday at 11 a.m. with a full day of live acts along Ossington Avenue.
Toronto police charge Mississauga man in human trafficking investigation spanning June to present
Elijah Benjamin, 36, arrested after search warrant execution; victim's money and sexualized photos were controlled by accused. Police...
TTC Board considers weekly fare capping ahead of monthly cap launch in September
The motion would allow riders to reach fare savings sooner than waiting until the end of the month under the upcoming monthly cap program.
Scarborough hospital workers rally Monday over $36M funding shortfall
CUPE 5852 says staffing shortages are compromising patient care as demand for healthcare rises across the network.
University Health Network launches mobile clinic pilot at Toronto Public Library branches
The clinic, staffed with nurses and a community health worker, can provide primary care services without requiring ID or OHIP coverage.
Toronto man arrested on terrorism charge related to 2024 pro-Palestinian demonstrations
Ahmad Hassan Hajahmad, 33, was charged with participating in terrorist-group activities after police say he made public statements...
