Window smashed overnight at Toronto synagogue, police investigating
A synagogue in North York has been damaged overnight, now prompting an investigation by Toronto police.
World Cup in Toronto
Here’s how Toronto is planning to handle thousands of visitors for the World Cup
City officials said Friday that Toronto is prepared to handle tens of thousands of visitors expected to descend on the city for the World Cup in the coming weeks, with plans in place to add extra transit and thousands of additional officers on city streets.
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This Toronto beach is showing signs of erosion. An advocacy group says the city is not acting fast enough.Opens in new window
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This nearly $14M mansion backs onto the Humber River and features an indoor hockey rink
Located with direct access to the Humber River, the $13.8 million property is also within walking distance of Bloor Street West and is notable for its relative privacy within Toronto real-estate market, its agent says.
Toronto
‘What happened on Mother’s Day should never have happened’: TTC Board Chair pitches motion to streamline transit, road closures
TTC Board Chair Jamaal Myers is acknowledging that the past few weeks have been “tough” for Toronto commuters amid rolling transit and road closures as he pitches a plan for better coordination.
Canada
On-duty Newfoundland police officer charged with weapons offence, says watchdog
Newfoundland and Labrador’s police oversight agency has charged an on-duty officer with a weapons offence.
Latest World Cup Headlines
Canada settles for draw with Ireland in final World Cup tune-upOpens in new window
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Iran's soccer team readies to leave for World Cup as some officials still await US visasOpens in new window
Team Canada Profiles
Team Canada defender Moise Bombito on facing adversity and overcoming injuryOpens in new window
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Neymar a doubt for Brazil’s World Cup opener due to injuryOpens in new window
Goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair says playing for Canada like ‘fighting for something way bigger than you’Opens in new window
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Will Maxime Crepeau start in goal for Canada? 'It keeps you on your toes'Opens in new window
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Meet Alistair Johnston: Canada defender eyes World CupOpens in new window
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From Brampton to Southhampton: Meet Cyle Larin, one of Team Canada’s all-time leading strikersOpens in new window
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Team Canada's U.S.-born coach condemned Trump's 51st state rhetoric because of 'cruelty being shown'Opens in new window
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From passion to the pros: Team Canada’s Alistair Johnston's path to the World CupOpens in new window
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Queen's Park
Most OSAP growth came from career college students, documents show
When Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s government drastically cut student assistance grants earlier this year, it cited “unsustainable” costs, but new figures show nearly all of the recent growth was among career college students.
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Toronto City Hall
Report says Billy Bishop airport expansion could impact thousands of homes along waterfront
A new report from city staff is warning that any expansion of Billy Bishop airport could result in major adverse impacts on housing, congestion, the environment and the waterfront as a whole.
