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5 World Cup installations to explore across Toronto this summer
From a giant glowing soccer ball in Trinity Square to a beaver statue hunt downtown, here's where to soak up tournament energy.
Foreign entity hired shooters at Toronto-area synagogues, official says
Secretary of state Ruby Sahota told Parliament that people who fired at synagogues were paid by a foreign actor and recruited online.
TRCA issues flood warning as heavy rain soaks region
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority warns of dangerous water levels after rainfall totals reached 67 mm in some areas.
Leafs granted permission to interview fired Vegas coach
Toronto became the only NHL team to get permission to speak with Bruce Cassidy before hiring Jim Hiller as head coach.
Part of Yonge Street could close for two years for subway work
Yonge between Steeles and Madawaska could be shut down from September 2028 to July 2030 as Metrolinx builds Steeles Station.
Ontario MPPs heading for five-month summer break
Premier Doug Ford extended the legislative session break, sending members to engage with communities rather than "argue with each other."
Rain threatens Toronto's FIFA Fan Festival ahead of Canada-Qatar match
Heavy rain and possible thunderstorms expected Thursday could disrupt the outdoor event, though no schedule changes announced yet.
Free ice cream pop-up coming to Trinity Bellwoods this weekend
Blue Rewards ice cream truck will hand out free blue-dipped treats Saturday while promoting Amazon Prime Day deals.
19-year-old arrested in U.S. consulate shooting
Zara Jabbi charged with discharge of firearm and attack on premises of internationally protected persons in March incident.
Bonnie Crombie Considers Mississauga Mayor Comeback
The former mayor who left in 2024 to pursue provincial politics may return to the race this fall.
Massive Ontario Line Stations Taking Shape Underground
The 15.6-kilometre subway line linking Exhibition Place to Line 5 Eglinton is on track for first passengers in the early 2030s.
Ghana Stuns Panama With Stoppage-Time Winner at Toronto Stadium
A late goal secured a dramatic 1-0 victory Wednesday night, keeping Ghana's World Cup hopes alive in Group L.
