‘Very, very sad day’: Teenage boy killed in North York shooting
A teenage boy has died after being shot in broad daylight in North York on Monday afternoon.
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In Pictures
2026 Emmy Awards: Standout looks on the red carpet
TV stars are shining on the red carpet at the 2026 Emmy Awards.
Toronto
Fall registration set to open this week for camps, art, swimming lessons, sports and more
Registration for the City of Toronto’s fall programming is set to open this week for a range of activities, including after-school programs, swimming lessons, skating classes, camps and more.
Canada
‘It’s a start’: Improvements underway at a rural Manitoba intersection where four people were killed
A Manitoba man says it’s good to see changes are being made to a rural intersection, where his daughter was killed in a collision earlier this month.
Queen's Park
Ontario Science Centre laying off entire science department
The Ontario Science Centre has laid off 30 workers including the entire science department, The Canadian Press has learned. Science centre CEO Paul Kortenaar told employees at a meeting Thursday that the organization is being restructured.
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Toronto City Hall
Ontario minister pledges better communication during wildfire season
Ontario’s Natural Resources Minister Mike Harris pledged Monday better communication on wildfires after many First Nations communities said they received little to no warning about approaching flames this summer.
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