Hamilton police say more than $13,000 worth of LEGO and a “large quantity” of Pokémon cards are among the items stolen during a series of commercial break-and-enters.
Each and every year, OpenTable publishes its Top 100 Restaurants in Canada list and 31 restaurants in Toronto made it the cut in 2026. These are the spots where diners felt their appetites were more than satisfied.
Residents are calling for a traffic light to be installed at an intersection in North York where an eight-year-old girl was seriously injured last month, and the city says it is investigating now whether one is warranted.
Two migrant workers killed in a crash in Kingsville are being remembered as jolly friends and coworkers.
A Toronto woman battling a rare cancer says she was “devastated” to learn that while medical professionals at Ontario’s Ministry of Health agreed she needed a potentially life-saving out-of-country treatment, bureaucrats would not sign off and didn’t inform her that her application had been recommended for approval by the ministry’s doctors.
Toronto is implementing a hiring freeze as it stares down a shortfall of $1.1 billion in its 2027 budget.
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