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Iga Swiatek advances to quarterfinals at National Bank Open in Toronto
Poland's No. 7 seed defeated Ukraine's Marta Kostyuk 3-6, 6-1, 6-2 on Saturday; Canadian Leylah Fernandez faces Naomi Osaka on Sunday.
Porter Airlines cancels Victoria-Toronto flight after child refuses to buckle seatbelt
Safety hold-up on the runway forced the airline to deplane passengers before the aircraft missed Victoria airport's 12:30 a.m. runway closure.
Toronto police charge two more in antisemitic March demonstration investigation
Daniela Bonamico and Shahram Nayeb-Yazdi were charged Saturday with wilful promotion of hatred and public incitement of hatred in the...
Pedestrian killed on Highway 404 at Finch as transport truck collision closes southbound lanes
A person died after being hit by a transport truck on Highway 404 near Finch Avenue East early Saturday. OPP closed all southbound lanes...
Peel police recover nearly $800,000 in stolen cargo and commercial vehicles in Brampton
Officers conducting follow-up investigation into stolen trailer located four vehicles and two shipments of computer equipment valued at...
Census worker enters Toronto home without permission, video sparks debate online
Statistics Canada responded to a viral video appearing to show an enumerator inside a home during a census follow-up visit, confirming...
Free Koreatown Street Festival takes over Bloor West this Saturday with live music and Korean food
The annual festival runs Saturday 1–8 p.m. on Bloor St. West and Euclid Ave., featuring Korean Traditional Music Association...
SickKids employee charged in child luring investigation, second in a month
Antonio Alvin Dela Cruz, 55, faces multiple charges including luring a minor and possessing child sexual abuse material.
Ontario disability care strike enters months-long stretch, pushing families into crisis
Approximately 4,000 striking and locked-out community care workers have left families with high-needs dependents scrambling since May,...
GTA housing market tightens in July as sales dip and listings shrink sharply
Sales fell slightly while listings dropped 17.8 per cent in July, signalling tighter conditions and potential price stabilization in the GTA.
TTC subway station supervisors vote to strike as contract talks stall
Nearly all 115 station supervisors backed a strike mandate Wednesday as negotiations over their first collective agreement hit an impasse.
Two European firms win $4.3B contract to build Ontario Line's downtown tunnel
Italy's Webuild and Spain's FCC will construct 3 km of twin tunnels and two stations connecting the planned rapid transit line to TTC...
