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Blue Jays unveil 15-foot Joe Carter statue honouring 1993 World Series walk-off home run
The bronze statue outside Gate 5 depicts Carter leaping after his three-run homer that won Canada's second consecutive championship....
New Ontario laws and regulations take effect August 1, affecting students and drivers
OSAP changes shift more funding from grants to loans, while speed limits increase on provincial highways throughout the month.
Adrian Leckie competes in Speaker Slam Identity event at Toronto's Lula Lounge
The Scarborough youth leader will deliver a five-minute speech about releasing an old identity. He previously placed second at the...
Hope House gives Toronto women a path out of homelessness, but city lags on targets
A year after opening, the supportive housing residence has transformed lives. Toronto has hit only 2,000 of its 18,000-unit goal by 2030.
Local air-quality advocate launches tool to translate government data into plain language
Toronto resident Amrit Sharma created toronteau.com/air to help residents understand whether conditions are safe to exercise, walk dogs,...
Toronto detects first West Nile-positive mosquito batch of 2026
Toronto Public Health confirmed one batch of mosquitoes tested positive for West Nile virus. The city places 22 traps weekly to monitor...
Two charged with distraction theft after grandmother and child targeted near Highway 401
Toronto police say Constantin Porumbita and Bianca Mitran were charged with robbery and participating in a criminal organization. Police...
Toronto Tempo falls to Atlanta Dream 111-92 in WNBA game at Coca-Cola Coliseum
Sloppy turnovers cost Toronto as Dream converts 20 Tempo mistakes into 29 points; Marina Mabrey rebounds with game-high 26.
Smoke levels spike across GTA Saturday as wildfires continue burning in northwestern Ontario
Air quality remains "very poor"; afternoon showers may temporarily clear smoke before it returns Saturday night.
Greater Toronto Area under severe thunderstorm watch with winds up to 110 km/h expected
Cold front moving from Michigan could bring hail and up to 40 mm of rain this morning and early afternoon.
Toronto resumes outdoor pools and programming as smoke clears Saturday afternoon
City lifts air quality restrictions; FIFA Fan Festival and beaches reopen as weather improves.
Blue Jays fan who arrived speaking no English gets his dream day at Rogers Centre
Rodrigo Farias, who immigrated from Chile at age eight, won the Rogers Game Day Owner contest and will get behind-the-scenes access to...
