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Toronto's air quality ranks worst in Western Hemisphere as Quebec wildfires send smoke south
An air quality index of 86 puts Toronto 19th worst globally Monday morning, but worst in the Americas. The haze from fires in Quebec is...
TTC Line 5 Eglinton shut down between Mount Pleasant and Don Valley due to smoke
Toronto Fire responded to reports of a fire in a westbound car Monday morning. Shuttle buses are running while the upper main line...
CN Tower dims lights each hour Sunday evening to honour Salsa on St. Clair shooting victims
Two men were killed and at least four others shot during the festival Saturday night when gunfire erupted shortly after 8 p.m. near St....
Ontario running $8M tab storing $79M worth of U.S. alcohol seized over tariffs
Sixteen months after pulling American products from LCBO shelves, the province still hasn't decided what to do with the stockpile.
Gun violence advocates call for action after Toronto's troubling weekend of shootings
Following a deadly shooting at Salsa on St. Clair and another at Polson Pier, community leaders and anti-violence advocates are urging...
Heat warning blankets Toronto and Brampton through Wednesday
Environment Canada issued a yellow heat warning Monday, with temperatures reaching 36°C and humidex values up to 45°C. The city is...
Bonnie Crombie confirms she's running for mayor of Mississauga in October election
The former Mississauga mayor stepped down as Ontario Liberal Party leader earlier this year after the party finished third in the 2025...
Dylan Cease named AL starter for upcoming All-Star Game, making Blue Jays history
The 30-year-old pitcher becomes just the fourth Blue Jays player ever to start the MLB All-Star Game. Cease has posted a 2.56 ERA with...
Ontario tenants not required to pay for professional cleaning when moving out
Legal expert clarifies landlord demands for expensive cleaners don't align with provincial law.
Five arrested after shooting at Polson Pier leaves three injured
Toronto police responded to gunfire near Cherry Street early Sunday; three victims had non-life-threatening wounds.
Two killed, five wounded in mass shooting at Toronto's Salsa on St. Clair festival
Toronto police responded to an active shooter Saturday evening at the festival near St. Clair and Arlington Avenues; no arrests announced.
LayUp Youth Basketball aims to reach 3,500 young people by 2030 across Toronto neighborhoods
The organization has been serving over 1,000 youth in Toronto's neighborhood improvement areas with no cost since 2013, using basketball...
