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Ticket scalping fines jump to $25,000 ahead of World Cup
Ontario cracking down on resale markups as tournament kicks off June 12 in Toronto.
Monica Lewis, Little Jamaica's icon, dead at 86
The beloved beauty supply store owner shaped Toronto's Jamaican community for six decades.
Vegas-style wedding chapel opens in Toronto
Two of Hearts Chapel offers affordable, custom ceremonies without the wedding-industry markup.
Erskine-Smith confirms he's leaving federal politics
The Liberal MP for Beaches-East York is stepping down from Parliament after a decade representing the riding, ending his provincial...
Ontario spent $465M more on student aid. Almost all went to private colleges
New data shows the rise in OSAP costs the Ford government blamed for cutting grants actually stemmed from private career college...
FIFA demands Toronto fans pay back free World Cup tickets after system glitch
About 60 people who exploited a pricing error to snag Category 2 tickets for Canada's opener for free now have a week to pay up or lose...
Line 1 closure set for World Cup weekend
The Yonge-University subway will shut down between St George and Sheppard West stations Saturday night through Sunday for planned track work.
Former CityNews reporter sues Rogers for $650K
Tina Yazdani filed a lawsuit after being abruptly let go in April, alleging unfair dismissal and seeking damages for lost wages and moral injury.
Zoning loophole lets builders sidestep multiplex intent
A dispute in Leaside is raising questions about whether Toronto's new multiplex rules are being used to build massive single-family...
Court dismisses Crown bid to detain lawyer in wedding case
Ontario's top court rejected the Crown's effort to overturn bail for Deepak Paradkar, who is accused of advising a murder in an alleged...
Pot shops expect World Cup sales bump near stadium
Cannabis retailers near Toronto Stadium are stocking novelty products and expecting up to 10% sales increases during tournament match days.
University Avenue bike lanes face new scrutiny over logic
A transit advocacy group's criticism of cycle tracks near major hospitals is drawing pushback from analysts who say the claims don't...
