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First week of July is packed with concerts at RBC and Scotiabank
Evanescence, Loud Luxury, Kes, Lionel Richie, Earth Wind & Fire, Santana, and The Doobie Brothers headline shows from June 29 to July 5.
Ontario residents eligible for $60 million settlement from training schools harm
Former residents of provincially operated training schools can now claim up to $100,000 for historic abuse; deadline to apply is...
Rabies reminder after Ontario boy's death two years ago
Doctors urge anyone with bat contact to seek medical attention immediately, as the virus is nearly universally fatal once symptoms appear.
Special needs playground at Sunny View school stalled midway
Construction was paused to review plans that preserve healthy trees, but parents hope work resumes before the next school year.
Where to watch Canada Day fireworks across Toronto on July 1
Major parks will host displays starting at 10 p.m., with additional viewing spots along the waterfront and at Canada's Wonderland.
Heat wave peaks Canada Day with humidex in the 40s
A prolonged stretch of summer heat arrives Tuesday, with the hottest conditions forecast for Wednesday, July 1.
Queens Harbour's Deep Sea party launches July 9
Unlimited food and caviar service at the luxe waterfront venue—for a price. Tickets start at $200.
Pride wraps with parade, street fair, and late-night parties
Toronto's Pride Toronto concludes today with the iconic parade running from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., followed by events including Dirty Disco,...
Teen from Lindsay charged in Leslieville brawl that left one hospitalized
An 18-year-old faces seven charges after a fight on Queen Street East and Leslie Street in May left one victim slashed with an edged weapon.
Toronto gets $1.5B to cut development charges 40-60%
Federal-provincial deal to reduce costs and spark housing construction. New rental incentive program launches for affordable projects.
1 dead, numerous critically injured in Brampton multi-vehicle crash
Two vehicles collided Saturday night at McVean Drive and Countryside Road; occupants were transported to trauma centres.
Ontario auto insurance gets a redesign July 1
Drivers can save $100-200 annually on premiums by choosing basic coverage, but experts warn the trade-off may leave them vulnerable.
