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TTC rolling out service increases and overnight routes for World Cup
Starting Sunday, the transit authority will boost service on key lines and launch new overnight streetcar routes to handle crowds at BMO...
Downton Abbey costume exhibition opens at Casa Loma this June
Step into the world of the Crawley family as award-winning costumes from the beloved series arrive in Toronto for a three-month run.
TTC shutting down 11 kilometres of Line 1 this Sunday
St George to Sheppard West stations closed all day June 7. Glencairn and Dupont stations entirely off-limits; plan your weekend commute.
Truck crashes into King Street bridge, snarling downtown streetcars
504 King line diverts after overhead power knocked out near Liberty Village. TTC warns disruption could stretch into tomorrow.
Hit-and-run victim demands answers as Toronto police cite backlog
Motorcyclist hit on Danforth told to wait 4-6 weeks for investigation despite having camera footage that could ID driver.
Ontario Legislature heads into 148-day recess after just 30 days sitting
MPPs won't return to Queen's Park until October 27. Opposition leaders slam extended break as avoidance of accountability.
Feist, Alessia Cara headline free Toronto healthcare festival Saturday
TOgether for Toronto Healthcare brings Juno and Grammy winners to Nathan Phillips Square June 6. Food trucks, wellness programming, and...
Pancreatic cancer drug shows doubled survival in trials
Dr. Jennifer Knox, head of pancreatic cancer at Princess Margaret, plans to open clinical trials for daraxonrasib, which helped patients...
GTA home sales rise but prices keep falling
Greater Toronto market tightened in May with 6.3% sales jump, yet average prices dropped 4.6% year-over-year to $1.07M.
Zellers opens Toronto location with toys and snacks
The relaunched discount retailer arrives at Orfus Road near Yorkdale on June 18, stocking apparel, home goods, and new food and toy categories.
Most Ontario grads skipped mandatory e-learning
Data shows 104,000 students opted out or were exempt from the Ford government's two-course requirement in 2024—far outpacing the 46,000...
Fighter jets will patrol World Cup airspace over Toronto
Canadian and U.S. military will monitor skies above Toronto and Vancouver during FIFA matches, with a practice interception drill set for June 8.
