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Toronto cyclists rally after police takedown leaves rider with concussion
Protest planned Thursday evening at Little Norway Park following viral video of stop-sign enforcement that injured cyclist.
Three arrested in string of store robberies at Bloor and Dufferin
Police charge suspects in two May robberies at the same location, recovering $12,000 in stolen property.
York police arrest man in 2022 homicide case after remains identified
Dental records identified missing Aurora man Roman Perelstein in March 2025; an arrest has now been made in connection with his death.
Queen's Park taking 21-week break amid calls for accountability
Ontario MPPs won't return to legislature until late October, drawing criticism that the extended recess reduces government oversight.
Ontario civil service returns to office with FIFA exemptions
Finance minister promises 'flexibility' for government workers on World Cup game days as union warns rigid policy is creating confusion.
PM Carney to unveil federal AI strategy in Toronto
The government's blueprint for artificial intelligence addresses trust, worker support, digital infrastructure, and international coordination.
Police identify long-lost uncle through DNA genealogy
Toronto officer's investigative genetic genealogy project has identified 11 unidentified persons, bringing closure to families searching...
TTC board debates platform barriers versus full doors
The transit authority wants steel guardrails at TMU station; a councillor argues the $2 million would be better spent on full-length...
Toronto Comic Arts Festival returns this weekend
Canada's largest comics celebration is back Saturday with 350+ creators, manga artists, and a record number of international guests.
Four more arrested in North York hate-motivated firearm attacks on Jewish community
Police have arrested four additional suspects connected to two incidents targeting members of the Jewish community in April and May.
Ontario teachers and education workers begin contract talks with province
Unions serving notice to bargain ahead of August expiry, pushing for smaller class sizes and higher wages.
GO Transit and TTC facing service cuts this weekend for maintenance work
Multiple transit disruptions across the GTA this weekend will affect GO bus and train service, the UP Express, and TTC Line 1.
