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Win a last-minute trip to Houston to cheer on Canada at the World Cup Round of 16
Dove Men+Care is hosting a one-day activation at Trinity Bellwoods Park on Thursday, July 2 from noon to 3 p.m. for soccer fans.
Toronto's World Cup broadcast at Nathan Phillips Square cancelled due to extreme heat
The city scrapped Thursday's free Portugal-Croatia watch party citing 44°C humidex and resource strain, leaving fans to find outdoor...
Toronto Zoo reopens Thursday after power outage closed facility on Canada Day
The zoo shut down Wednesday to protect visitor comfort during extreme heat, but animals remained safe with backup systems keeping habitats cool.
Ontario pushed strong mayor powers despite predominantly negative feedback from public
The province expanded powers to 170 more municipalities even as consultations showed residents found the system unnecessary and undemocratic.
Leafs trade Nick Robertson to Pittsburgh for 2028 fourth-round pick
The 24-year-old forward reunites with Kyle Dubas, now the Penguins' president of hockey operations.
Maple Leafs in the mix for Norris Trophy winner Zach Werenski in potential trade
Columbus is shopping the star defenceman, and Toronto is the one Canadian team he'd approve a trade to, according to sources.
Toronto braces for severe thunderstorms and extreme heat through Friday
Environment Canada warns of damaging winds up to 100 km/h, quarter-sized hail, and temperatures reaching 37°C as heat wave continues.
Maple Leafs sign veteran goalie Sergei Bobrovsky to three-year, $21-million deal
The 37-year-old Vezina Trophy winner and two-time Stanley Cup champion joins Toronto on a long-term contract.
GO trains running 10-15 minutes late as heat slows service; several trains cancelled
Metrolinx warns commuters to check schedules as extreme temperatures force slower speeds and track patrols across the network.
Two-thirds of Canadians say multiculturalism boosts national identity despite immigration backlash
A new diversity study finds broad support for multiculturalism even among those skeptical of immigration levels, highlighting a...
One arrested after stabbing in Scarborough home on Canada Day
A victim with serious but non-life-threatening injuries was taken to hospital after the incident on Camor Court, south of Ellesmere Road.
Extreme heat blankets Ontario through Canada Day weekend; vulnerable populations at greatest risk
Orange heat warnings stretch from Windsor to Ottawa as temperatures reach 37°C. Advocates warn homeless and elderly residents face...
