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91D AGO

A$AP Rocky Returns to Toronto This Weekend

The rapper brings his Don't Be Dumb World Tour to Scotiabank Arena Sunday night. Doors open 7:30 p.m.

92D AGO

Queer Stories Dominate 2026 Canadian Screen Awards

Hockey romance series Heated Rivalry leads with 18 nominations as 2SLGBTQ+ projects make major impact at Sunday's awards ceremony.

92D AGO

Toronto Landlord Sentenced for Fire Code Violations

Owner of apartment buildings on Dawes Road faces 15 days in custody and $120,000 fine after failing to maintain fire safety systems.

92D AGO

Ajax MPP Rob Cerjanec enters Ontario Liberal leadership race

The rookie legislator pledges to rebuild the party under 'Let's Build Ontario,' becoming the fourth candidate.

92D AGO

TD Bank posts $4.25B profit, raises dividend

The bank's adjusted earnings per share beat analyst expectations as its quarterly dividend increases to $1.12.

92D AGO

Ontario takes control of Billy Bishop airport expansion

The Ford government passed legislation Thursday to seize Toronto's role in governing the island airport, clearing the path to triple...

92D AGO

HST rebate on new homes sparks market surge in GTHA

April saw 1,100 new home sales—nearly triple last year's 384—as the federal tax break drives buyer interest.

92D AGO

West End music festival arrives in September with 110 artists

Second Summer brings discovery back to festivals with curated lineups across 13 venues, pre-sale tickets available Thursday.

92D AGO

World Cup alcohol rules: no passport, no booze at Toronto Stadium

FIFA's strict ID policy for the 2026 tournament bars many fans from buying alcohol without a passport. International visitors especially...

92D AGO

One rescued, one presumed drowned near Cherry Beach

A civilian boater saved one man, but a second is missing after their inflatable dinghy deflated. Neither was wearing a life jacket.

92D AGO

DVP and Gardiner closing Sunday for Bike for Brain Health

The annual charity ride kicks off at Aga Khan Museum. Riders choose 30, 60, or 90 km routes. Transit adjustments expected.

92D AGO

Church Street pedestrian zone moves forward after years of waiting

The Village's Church Street is being transformed. What took years of planning is finally happening.