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CN Tower glows with 50th-anniversary light show tonight
The 553-metre landmark will display swirling colours climbing the tower all night long to mark half a century.
Toronto Pride newcomer ambassador is 2SLGBTQ+ refugee from Uganda
Patrick King Mwesigye fled persecution in Uganda in 2022 and now leads Hope for Refugees International, which has helped over 1,600...
Toronto Pride Festival runs all weekend with three major marches
The Trans March kicks off Friday at 8 p.m., the Dyke March runs Saturday at 2 p.m., and the Pride Parade takes over Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m.
Toronto police warn of taxi and food delivery card scam
A woman approaches riders with a story, then suspects use modified payment machines to steal card data and PINs.
Pedestrian hit by car near Sherbourne and Dundas
A man was transported to hospital Friday morning with serious but non-life-threatening injuries after being struck at the intersection.
Ford government admits it won't hit 1.5M homes target by 2031
Internal documents show Ontario will fall short of its housing promise, with housing starts actually declining since the 2025 election pledge.
Police warn Pride partygoers to guard against pickpockets
As millions celebrate Pride weekend starting Sunday, Toronto police remind attendees to watch belongings closely, citing hundreds of...
Heat dome to peak Canada Day with 40 C humidex
A significant heat event builds across southern Ontario next week, with humidex values potentially reaching the low 40s by July 1.
Man Dead in Industrial Accident at North York Shopping Centre
Police evacuated and shut down RioCan Empress Walk Plaza Thursday evening after an incident involving an escalator.
Labrador Retriever Helps Toronto Fight Invasive Species
Meet Tilly, a specially trained dog using her powerful sense of smell to detect invasive threats to local ecosystems.
Stabbing Sends Man to Hospital in West-End Junction Area
A man was seriously injured in a stabbing Thursday night at Dundas Street West and Runnymede Road. No arrests have been made.
Toronto Homeowners Can Claim Up to $6,650 in Flood Protection Rebates
A new city program helps offset the cost of flood-proofing upgrades as severe weather events drive up insurance claims across Canada.
