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Guess Who returns to Scotiabank Arena after 23-year Toronto absence
Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings won back the band's name and played a sold-out homecoming show as part of their Takin' It Back Tour.
Shopify paid Kenneth Law $149K as he sold lethal products to vulnerable buyers
Court records reveal the e-commerce platform transferred six figures to a man now convicted of abetting 14 suicides in Ontario.
Video of cyclist tackled by police sparks use-of-force debate
Toronto officers brought down a rider during stop-sign enforcement on the Martin Goodman Trail, raising questions about proportional policing.
Video of Toronto cop tackling cyclist sparks excessive-force debate
Queen's Quay incident Monday shows officers knocking rider off bike during traffic stop. Lawyer calls it 'grossly excessive.'
Live music heats up this week across Toronto venues
Josh Groban and Jennifer Hudson hit Scotiabank Arena June 4. Luke Combs, Don Toliver, and the All Things Go festival follow.
Five arrested for antisemitic hate crimes at March demo
Toronto Police announce charges against five people connected to a Bathurst and Sheppard West demonstration targeting the Jewish community.
Fierce and Fabulous Expo kicks off Pride with drag, runway, music
Canada's first large-scale drag expo hits Metro Toronto Convention Centre June 6 with Van Goth, Tynomi Banks, and eight other queens.
TTC bus crash in Weston sends 13 to hospital
Two buses collided near Weston Road and Lawrence Avenue Monday afternoon, injuring passengers including a teenager.
Dora Awards return with record submissions since 2019
Toronto theatre celebrates 46th annual ceremony June 29 as industry rebounds. 221 nominations across 44 categories.
Mike Myers accepts Canadian Screen Icon Award
The Scarborough-born comedian thanked Canada, his parents, the TTC, and his hometown in an emotional acceptance speech Sunday.
Ontario proposes stronger medical protections for students
New rules would ensure care plans for diabetes, epilepsy, and asthma follow children on field trips and close gaps parent advocates have flagged.
New electric ferries launch amid questions about island future
The City's all-electric Lady of the Quays officially launched last week, but locals are skeptical about the investment with the airport...
