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Toronto Pride afterparties keeping the night going until 4 a.m.
Five Church Street and surrounding venues are hosting drag, live music, and DJ sets across the Pride weekend.
Toronto police intercept 18 drones near World Cup venues
Since June 10, unauthorized flights have led to 18 charges under aviation regulations. Average penalty: $250.
Chinese dissident arrives in Toronto after dinghy escape
Dong Guangping landed Friday following months of attempts to flee China; his wife and daughters were already resettled here.
CN Tower at 50: beacon of Canadian dream for South Asian families
As the landmark marks five decades, immigrant communities reflect on what the iconic structure means beyond the skyline.
Pride Run raises record $412,000 for four charities
30th annual event draws runners of all ages honouring loved ones and celebrating the 2SLGBTQ+ community downtown.
Pride Street Fair and Dyke March transform downtown this weekend
Saturday's march and Sunday's parade trigger rolling road closures across Church, Wellesley, and downtown core through Monday morning.
Maple Leafs trade Carlo to Blues for draft picks
Defenceman Brandon Carlo heads to St. Louis; Leafs use picks to select two 18-year-olds in Buffalo.
Woman charged in downtown Toronto stabbing
A woman was arrested at Gerrard and Yonge after a targeted attack Saturday night left one person injured.
Leafs Land Top Draft Pick With Former Medicine Hat Star McKenna
The Whitehorse-born winger finished his freshman season at Penn State with 15 goals and 51 points across 35 games.
Man sentenced to life for murdering 4-year-old son
Joel Roberto will serve minimum 16 years before parole eligibility after the death of Jaelin in North York.
CN Tower marks 50th anniversary with celebration
Toronto's iconic landmark officially opened June 26, 1976, drawing visitors from across the city and beyond.
Pride Toronto celebrates 45 years rooted in activism
From the 1971 Gay Day Picnic at Hanlan's Point to a major festival, the movement marks its anniversary with tributes and remembrance.
