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Toronto officer seriously injured stopping stolen vehicle
The officer was struck near Donlands and O'Connor Drive early Monday after police fired shots at the vehicle.
Billy Bishop expansion's $4–5B cost raises financing questions
Toronto Port Authority says the airport expansion will be self-funded through user fees, but aviation experts are skeptical given the...
North York homicide victim identified as targeted attack
Erik Safar, 32, was assaulted and struck by a vehicle early Sunday near Keele and Wilson. Police say it was a targeted attack.
Ex-Raptors star Anunoby wins second NBA title with Knicks
OG Anunoby captured his second championship Saturday, helping New York defeat San Antonio in five games. Both his titles came on the...
Knicks' title win has Raptors fans reliving 2019 championship
The New York Knicks won the NBA championship June 13—the same date Toronto clinched its 2019 title. Former Raptor OG Anunoby helped New...
One dead after being struck by vehicle in North York
Toronto police are investigating a homicide after a large fight near Keele and Wilson early Sunday morning.
Cancer survivor hitchhikes Canada, raises $109,000
Quinn Strang, 20, hitchhiked across Canada after beating cancer twice to support the Terry Fox Foundation and help kids fighting the disease.
FIFA Fan Festival delayed to 3 p.m. due to severe weather
Toronto's World Cup celebration site will open later Sunday as organizers prioritize safety amid forecast concerns.
Post Malone tickets drop as resellers hit face-value cap
Prices at Rogers Stadium fall to $88.80 after Ontario's anti-scalping law takes effect; concert is Tuesday, June 16.
Procession honors fallen Toronto officer Marc Pinizzotto
Const. Pinizzotto's body will be brought to a Thornhill funeral home Sunday at 3 p.m., with a livestream available for the public.
Ford softens Trump rhetoric as CUSMA talks near
Ontario's premier shifts tone ahead of critical trade negotiations, dropping aggressive anti-Trump stance to focus on reaching a deal.
Toronto man charged with antisemitic threats
Thomas Andrew Hardcastle, 50, sent threatening communications to a community centre near Bathurst and Sheppard, police say.
