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Two-alarm apartment fire injures one near Fort York
Toronto Fire extinguished flames in a single unit early Tuesday, preventing spread to neighbouring apartments in the Bastion Street and...
Third suspect charged in Wychwood murder case
A 39-year-old Peterborough man is the third person charged with first-degree murder in the December 2025 death of 79-year-old Jolan Kun.
Lawyer drops sexsomnia defence in Calgary sexual assault case
A defence counsel has withdrawn his bid to have a University of Toronto sleep disorder expert testify after the expert admitted to...
Distraction theft surge hits Toronto ahead of World Cup
Police report a sharp jump in pickpocketing and robbery tactics as the city prepares for FIFA. Two women from Romania were arrested in...
Average rent in Toronto down 4.7% year-over-year to $2,029
A weak economy and record apartment completions are keeping summer rental prices soft. The decline marks the 20th consecutive...
World Cup ticket prices plunge as hundreds of seats remain unsold
Canada's June 12 match resale tickets dropped from $1,300 to $534 in days. An expert says prices could fall "dramatically" more to fill stadiums.
Ottawa opens public consultation on Billy Bishop airport expansion
The federal government is seeking feedback on Ontario's plan to expand Toronto's island airport to accommodate larger jets. Deadline for...
Nearly 1 in 10 Toronto mortgage holders can't refinance next year
Bank of Canada data shows 9% of Toronto borrowers lack equity to refinance, double the national rate, as home values remain depressed.
Toronto homeowners caught in graffiti bylaw trap
Chinatown residents face $5,000 cleanup bills and 20-day notices for vandalism they didn't cause, sparking calls for bylaw reform.
Canada Post warns of World Cup mail delays
Toronto residents in postal codes M6K, M6J, and M5V should expect delivery delays June 11–July 19 as the FIFA Fan Festival and games proceed.
Toronto man charged in 9-month assault case
Pablo Ramirez Martinez, 32, faces 16 charges including sexual assault, assault, and threats stemming from October 2025 to June 2026.
Heat and humidity return mid-week, humidex near 40
Toronto braces for sweltering conditions Tuesday through Thursday, with peak discomfort Wednesday and Thursday. Relief arrives Friday.
