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78D AGO

Milton gymnast wins gold at nationals, finishes 6th individually

Amelia Charr, 16, led Ontario to victory at the Canadian National Gymnastics Championships in Oshawa.

78D AGO

TTC rolls out real-time arrival screens at busy stops

Seventy-five digital screens are popping up across the transit system this summer, showing next-bus info and service updates.

78D AGO

Bryan Adams headlining FIFA Countdown Concert at Fort York

A 90-minute synchronized concert kicks off the World Cup Wednesday, with performances broadcast live across North America.

78D AGO

Marlies book Calder Cup Finals spot with OT winner

Alex Nylander scored in overtime to send Toronto past Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, advancing the AHL affiliate to the championship series.

79D AGO

Toronto hosts first men's World Cup match Wednesday: Canada vs Bosnia

Local residents split on who to root for as Exhibition Place gears up for June 12 kickoff.

79D AGO

Line 1 subway closes between College and St. George

Power outage forces TTC to shut down service. Customers can use Line 2 and streetcar as alternatives.

79D AGO

Queer theatre takes over Toronto stages this Pride Month

Five 2SLGBTQ+ productions offer everything from intimate cabaret to experimental works exploring identity.

79D AGO

New-home tax break pulling buyers away from resale market in GTA

Ontario's HST rebate on new homes is lifting pre-construction sales while resale home competition stays weak heading into summer.

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Walk with Israel draws massive police presence Sunday

Toronto Police deploy uniformed and undercover officers as an estimated 56,000 people march in support of Israel amid rising antisemitic...

79D AGO

St. Lawrence Market beats Loblaws on produce prices

Organic pears, maple syrup, and dates cost less at the market than at the grocery chain — and you're supporting local vendors.

79D AGO

Ontario benefit payments hitting accounts Wednesday

Eligible residents can expect Ontario Trillium Benefit deposits on June 10, plus details on other summer payments.

79D AGO

Toronto rental buildings must now post condition ratings

75% of apartment complexes earn green signs under new inspections. The system aims to shame negligent landlords into repairs.