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TTC streetcar assault suspect sought after brick attack
Police are looking for a man who allegedly used a brick to assault someone waiting to board a streetcar at Broadview and Danforth on...
Condo residents sweat through heat wave without AC
A 48-storey tower near Dundas and Jarvis has been without air conditioning for a month as temperatures soar into the mid-30s.
Two young boys found dead in Ottawa murder-suicide investigation
A wellness check Monday morning discovered two children, ages 7 and 10, in a Leitrim home. Their father was found dead in a vehicle fire.
Toronto Fringe Festival kicks off June 30 with 123 eclectic shows across 27 venues
The 38th annual festival runs through July 12, featuring stand-up, improv, dramas, musicals, and works that defy categorization.
Calian acquires Galaxy Broadband for $24M, eyes Arctic expansion
Ottawa tech firm bolsters defence business by purchasing Mississauga satellite-communications provider as Canadian military eyes Arctic...
Mayoral candidate Bradford wants to rename Sankofa Square back to Toronto Square
Coun. Brad Bradford calls the downtown area a 'bit of a wasteland' and proposes a cleanup, police substation, and year-round programming.
Rogers gifting 500 tickets to Canada Day Blue Jays game
Pop-up giveaways across the GTA on Tuesday will hand out 225 pairs; another 25 pairs go out on Instagram. Jays face Mets at 3:07 p.m. Wednesday.
Ontario ed minister warns parents: keep kids in school, not sports tournaments
Starting next school year, attendance and participation will make up 10-15 percent of final grades, with two unexcused absences costing...
Toronto man fixing potholes for free after friend's fatal crash
Karam Alfarra has patched dangerous holes across Toronto and London in memory of his childhood friend; he's raising funds to expand the...
Ontario using thermal-imaging drones to track invasive wild pigs
Fish and Wildlife deploy high-tech surveillance to hunt down feral and Eurasian wild boar populations that threaten local ecosystems and...
What's open and closed on Canada Day across the GTA
Attractions, malls, transit, and grocery stores have limited Canada Day hours; the Blue Jays play at 3:07 p.m. and fireworks light up...
Mayoral candidate Bradford pledges to rename and revamp Sankofa Square
Brad Bradford says he'll rename Yonge-Dundas intersection 'Toronto Square' and clean it up at no cost to taxpayers if elected in October.
