News — Page 5
World Cup Brings Traffic Chaos; Uber Drivers Seek Better Terms
Ride-hailing workers warn that 650,000 expected tourists will strain the city this summer.
Mama Earth Organics Accused of Union-Busting in Warehouse Move
Grocery delivery workers say employer used a relocation loophole to fire unionized staff without severance justification.
Blue Jays Outpitch Yankees in Rain-Delayed Thriller
Trey Yesavage dominates as Toronto edges New York 2-1 in marquee AL East matchup.
Toronto Could Deploy Noise Cameras to Bust Loud Cars
City council debates high-tech enforcement against modified mufflers and street racers keeping residents awake.
City Council Mandates Side Guards on Trucks
Toronto approves new safety rules for all commercial trucks operating under city contracts, starting May 2027.
Security Alert: Luggage Tag Scam Targets Toronto Pearson
At least 17 travelers from Canada arrested abroad after alleged baggage-switching scheme using insider access at airports.
Snowbirds' Final Flight Season Kicks Off in Montreal
Canada's iconic aerial squad performs last shows in aging Tutor jets before grounding in early 2030s.
Motorcyclist Seriously Injured in Markham Crash
York Region police respond to collision involving motorcycle and truck on Woodbine Avenue Wednesday evening.
Rain Barrels Now Under $10 for Toronto Residents
City launches pilot program offering discounted rain barrels and downspout diverters with free delivery.
Circle K Fuel Day Drops 10¢ per Litre Tomorrow
Ontario drivers can save at pumps Thursday 3–7 p.m.; Circle K also donating to children's hospitals.
Shots Fired at Downtown Steakhouse; No Injuries
Police investigate gunfire at Animl Steakhouse near Wellington and Spadina; bullet holes found in glass door.
F1 Grand Prix in Montreal Gets Amex Member Perks
Exclusive trackside lounges, custom experiences, and Maison Amex in Montreal available for cardholders May 21–24.