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Summer McIntosh withdraws from Canadian swim trials due to illness
The 19-year-old broke the women's 200m butterfly world record Sunday but pulled out after competing in the 400m freestyle heats Tuesday morning.
Victoria Mboko withdraws from National Bank Open due to knee injury
The 19-year-old Canadian tennis star and 2025 champion will miss the Toronto tournament after injuring her left knee at a London...
Toronto Elections opening thousands of paid voting jobs for October municipal election
Applications are now open for poll workers and election staff needed for the October 26 municipal election. Applicants must be 18+ and...
Nespresso's Coffee Room pop-up lands on Queen West for four days of social rituals
The social-club-style activation runs July 9–12 at 938 Queen Street West with styled coffee stations, limited-edition summer drinks, and...
Excessive speed killed at least 75 people on Ontario roads last year
Police forces across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area laid more than 2,500 charges during an annual crackdown on speeding and stunt...
Chow holds 49% support against Bradford's 40% in latest Toronto mayoral poll
Mayor Olivia Chow's lead has held steady since May, while Councillor Brad Bradford has climbed 3 points, according to a Liaison...
Gargantuan towers set to rise above College Park landmark, tallest reaching 344 metres
A trio of residential towers—65, 75, and 96 storeys—will be built atop the Art Deco landmark at Yonge and College, pending City Council...
Heat wave sent 39 Toronto residents to emergency rooms between June 30 and July 4
Peak temperatures of 36°C and a humidex of 48 drove heat-related hospital visits, with 15 recorded on the hottest day, July 2.
Renata Ford, widow of former mayor Rob Ford, dies at 55
Premier Doug Ford confirmed the death of his sister-in-law late Monday, expressing grief for her two children Stephanie and Douglas.
Kyle Lowry retires as a Raptors legend after nine seasons defining the franchise
The point guard announced his retirement Tuesday after leading Toronto to its only NBA championship in 2019 and setting franchise records.
BU Cafe opens in Oakville, creating jobs for people with disabilities
A new cafe and market co-owned by Karen Drexler and her son Jacob Stretton, who has Down syndrome, is offering meaningful employment and...
Toronto police arrest soccer fan over 'FIFA = Greed' sign at World Cup match
A 64-year-old retiree was arrested and charged with trespassing after holding a protest sign criticizing FIFA ticket prices near...
