WB Hwy. 401 closed east of Toronto after loose tire strikes passing SUV
Parts of Highway 401 in Clarington, Ont. are closed after a loose tire came off a vehicle and hit a passing SUV, sending two people to hospital.
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A two-year-old Labrador Retriever is sniffing out invasive species in Peel Region. Here’s how she does itOpens in new window
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This family thought they booked an ‘amazing’ Toronto Airbnb. They say AI was used to generate the photos.Opens in new window
Soot has covered a Hamilton neighbourhood and the local councillor says the problem is getting worseOpens in new window
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In Pictures
Toronto is home to 16 of Canada's top hotel restaurants. Take a closer look at which ones made the cut
Dining at a hotel isn’t just reserved for out-of-town visitors, as OpenTable says more and more locals are heading to these restaurants for a night out. From rooftop terraces to cozy hotel bars, OpenTable named these 50 hotel restaurants the best in Canada in 2026.
Toronto
Senior dies after sustaining ‘medical episode’ that caused Scarborough crash: Toronto police
An elderly woman who sustained life-threatening injuries in July 13 collision in southeast Scarborough has died.
Canada
Award-winning Canadian humorist Morley Torgov dies at 98
Morley Torgov, who spun stories of growing up Jewish in small-town Ontario into award-winning works of humour, has died. He was 98.
Queen's Park
Ontario premier won't say if ex-minister will remain in PC caucus
Ontario Premier Doug Ford won’t say if a former cabinet minister who stepped down last week after promising to reimburse more than $16,000 in hotel expenses will remain in his caucus.
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Toronto City Hall
Toronto is looking to have more pedestrian-friendly streets. What could that look like?
Toronto is looking at having more pedestrian-friendly streets throughout the city, where people can walk arm-in-arm from store to restaurant without worrying about oncoming traffic or waiting for street lights to change.
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