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Live music and FIFA Fan Festival pack Toronto this week
Young the Giant kicks off Monday, Godsmack and Wolfmother play Tuesday, and the FIFA Fan Festival runs all week with performances by...
Ontario overhauls school grading starting this fall
Education Minister Paul Calandra announced mandatory changes to how grades are weighted, plus a $60 million digital platform for school boards.
Police charge drone operator near FIFA sites amid enforcement surge
More than a dozen unauthorized drones intercepted since World Cup began; operators face hundreds to thousands in fines.
Royal Canadian Mint honours Filipino Canadians with stunning new pearl coin
One-ounce gold coin designed by Vancouver artist Bert Monterona features mother-of-pearl inlay and sells for $8,849.95.
Child sexually assaulted inside Scarborough grocery store; suspect at large
Police seek male suspect, approximately 30, last seen wearing green shirt and pink Crocs on June 21.
Free Parkbus shuttle runs weekends to Rouge National Urban Park
Round-trip service from downtown and North York includes guided tours and access to 40+ km of trails through July–September.
Metrolinx proposes steep fare evasion fines on GO Transit and UP Express
First-time offenders could face $200 fines instead of $35 under new penalty structure set for Sept. 8 implementation.
Marlies championship rally kicks off Monday at Real Sports
Toronto celebrates the AHL's second Calder Cup title with an 11 a.m. rally featuring the team, coaches, and trophy photos.
Toronto beaches closed due to elevated E. coli after recent rainfall
Three beaches flagged as unsafe for swimming: Ward's Island at 337 counts per 100 mL, Marie Curtis Park East at 142, and Cherry Beach at 117.
Unifor Launches Auto Talks With Ford Motor This Week
Nearly 19,000 Canadian auto workers are entering contract negotiations as the union targets Ford first, with talks set to begin Monday...
Ontario Line Construction Visible at Exhibition Station This Summer
A steel lattice structure is rising over the rail corridor as the first permanent work begins on a future multimodal transit hub that...
Things to Do in Toronto This Week: June 22–28
A roundup of this week's highlights includes Pride celebrations winding down, food festivals, art events, and a vintage car show on Eglinton.
