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Toronto ranks second-best World Cup host city for atmosphere, says global fan who visited all 16
Content creator Casey Settleman, who attended matches at every World Cup venue, praised Toronto Stadium's intimate setting and public...
Wheelchair rugby star Rio Kanda Kovac aims for redemption despite mounting injuries
At 23, Toronto's Rio Kanda Kovac is Canada's youngest Paralympic athlete and a top wheelchair rugby player, but a third concussion in...
Eglinton Crosstown West Extension reaches major milestone with station excavation underway
Metrolinx begins excavating four underground stations on the 9.2-kilometre extension that will eventually cut travel times by up to 24...
Gun licence applications surge 49% across Toronto and Hamilton region since 2016
RCMP data shows dramatic increase in firearm ownership interest, with Peel Region up 110% as demographics shift toward women and younger...
TTC hiring for high-paying jobs: up to $162,000 a year for skilled trades and management
The transit commission is recruiting for positions including garage foreperson, carpenter, metal fabricator, and marketing manager, with...
Stan Cho to repay $16K in Toronto hotel expenses after scrutiny over downtown stays
The Ontario tourism minister and Willowdale MPP cited special circumstances for hotel stays while representing a riding just 20 minutes...
Toronto home prices fell 2.7% year-over-year but experts see recovery signs in second half
The Greater Toronto Area saw steeper declines at 4.6%, though stabilization on a quarterly basis and improved month-over-month activity...
Toronto sweats through near-record heat as GO Transit, TTC face major delays
Tuesday's 36.2°C matched the hottest day of 2026 as transit systems buckled under extreme weather, with air quality warnings also in effect.
Toronto Tempo beat New York Liberty 93-91, celebrate with playful NYC shade
Marina Mabrey scored 30 points as the WNBA team claimed a second exhibition win in Montreal, followed by cheeky social-media posts.
Ontario education workers sound alarm over EA shortage ahead of August contract talks
School boards are short-staffed with educational assistants, leaving vulnerable students without steady support as unions push for...
TTC workers no longer required to take random drug and alcohol tests
An Ontario Labour Relations Board arbitrator ruled the transit company's testing policies unjustifiable and unconstitutional, effective Monday.
BIXI launches in Dorval with 6 stations and 66 bikes
The bike-sharing service is expanding west with a mix of electric and regular bikes near sports facilities, green spaces, and the train station.
