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Ford's Calendar Now Secret Under New Ontario FOI Law
Premier's daily itinerary will no longer be accessible to the public following retroactive changes to freedom of information legislation.
Transit summit shapes priorities ahead of fall vote
TTCriders gathered transit riders and community leaders at Scarborough Civic Centre Sunday to outline demands before October municipal election.
Measles exposure reported at Pearson, flights
Peel Public Health investigating exposure linked to confirmed case on June 13. Check vaccination records if you travelled that day.
German World Cup superfan makes it to Toronto after travel nightmare
FreddyLA7 rerouted through Buffalo to catch Germany's match against Côte d'Ivoire after his flight from Dallas was cancelled.
Ontario brothers showcase 200 vintage soccer jerseys at Toronto pop-up
Gabriel and Alexandre Chemla displayed their collection at a pop-up shop on Saturday as World Cup fever grips the city.
Toronto braces for hottest summer in years
Environment Canada forecasts 73% chance of above-normal temperatures June through August as World Cup crowds converge on the city.
GTA home sales rise 6.3% while prices drop and inventory stays plentiful
May market shows first meaningful sales increase this year as average price falls to $1.07 million. Buyers still have the upper hand.
Major collision closes Hwy. 401 at Kipling, sends 2 to hospital
Eastbound lanes shut down early Sunday after two-vehicle crash in Etobicoke. Highway reopened by 9:30 a.m.
Auto insurance overhaul and bail reform among Ontario changes coming July 1
Starting next month, nine optional auto insurance benefits become optional, bail laws get stricter for violent offenders, and a renamed...
Tenants facing new payment hurdle to challenge arrears claims
Ontario's Bill 60 will require tenants accused of unpaid rent to pay half what landlords claim they owe just to raise other unit...
FIFA Fan Fest scrambles to show Netherlands-Sweden match after fan outcry
Organizers added the Group F opener to broadcast schedules only after CityNews inquired why the match was missing from scheduled programming.
Over half of Toronto residents doubt city's World Cup readiness, poll shows
A new Angus Reid and Nextdoor survey found 53% of GTA residents believe Toronto was unprepared. Main concerns: taxpayer costs (48%),...
