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Scarborough busway opens tomorrow, saving 120,000 weekly riders over an hour
The four-kilometre transit corridor replacing the old RT line launches Tuesday at Kennedy Station with stops at Lawrence East and Ellesmere.
Toronto man convicted of producing neo-Nazi propaganda videos has bail revoked
Kristoffer Nippak, 33, was convicted Sept. 9 of producing recruitment videos for the now-disbanded Atomwaffen Division terror group.
Leafs acquire Marchenko, sign him to $75-million six-year deal before season opens
Toronto traded Matthew Knies and four other players to Columbus for the 26-year-old forward, who led the Blue Jackets in goals last...
Brad Bradford promises 25% cut to Toronto water bills if elected mayor
The mayoral candidate says he'll lower average bills from $1,118 annually by tapping the city's $1.1 billion water reserve fund. Rival...
Toronto cop pleads guilty to unauthorized computer access in Project South probe
Const. Elias Mouawad accessed a licence-plate database from a police cruiser at a former employer's request. The Crown is seeking a...
Queen's Park peace officer Joshua Camacho dies in early morning collision
Camacho, a three-year member of the Legislative Protective Service, died in a motor vehicle collision early Sunday. Details of the...
Ontario has approved removal of nearly 20 kilometres of Toronto's protected bike lanes
Court ruled the Ford government can tear out bike lanes on Yonge, Bloor and University avenues. Contractors must submit removal bids by...
Ontario commits $6M to fighting auto theft as regional numbers drop
Solicitor General Michael Kerzner announced $300,000 of new provincial funding for Peel police's commercial auto crime bureau, part of a...
Students exploring Ontario universities confront higher costs as OSAP grant funding shrinks
High school students and parents attended Ontario Universities' Fair at Metro Convention Centre this past weekend as OSAP changes reduce...
Quebec bans energy drinks for under-16s; Ontario debate heats up
Quebec's Bill 9 restricts sales of high-caffeine energy drinks to minors, raising the question of whether Ontario will follow suit.
Ontario education unions hold November strike votes as contract talks stall
Five major unions representing 140,000+ teachers and education workers are seeking strike mandates after all collective agreements...
Brampton collision sends car into ravine; man in his 60s dies
A two-vehicle crash at Queen Street and West Drive left one vehicle in a ravine and sent a man to hospital in life-threatening...
