Police discontinued pursuit of U.S. Consulate shooting suspect after pursuit reached 140 km/h
Toronto police confirm that the U.S. Consulate building on University Avenue was struck by gunfire on Monday morning.
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In Pictures
This freshly expanded Toronto park has a zipline and a massive restored 300-tonne crane
The biggest park to open in Toronto in a generation just got even bigger. The 10-acre expansion of Biidaasige Park in the city's east end was revealed last week ahead of a public opening on July 25. It's the latest step in a $1.4 billion tri-government project that's turning what was once sprawling industrial land into a go-to waterfront destination. Click through this gallery to see what it looks like.
Toronto
Restaurants in Toronto saw a notable increase in diners during the World Cup, new data finds
Restaurants in Toronto saw a notable increase in dining during the World Cup, according newly released data.
Canada
Man accused of driving through playground packed with children at Ajax, Ont., park
A 23-year-old man from Aurora has been charged after allegedly driving through a playground and walking paths that were packed with children at a park in Ajax earlier this month.
Queen's Park
Why Ontario giving its transit officers new arresting powers has got the attention of other Canadian cities
During the rush of morning commuters pouring out of the subway and onto the platform of the Yonge-Bloor station in Toronto on Saturday, there appears to be a general feeling of optimism among many of the riders, that a change for the better is coming. The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) will soon see special constables roaming the subway floors and cars, with new powers to ticket and arrest people for the use of illicit drugs on the transit network.
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Toronto City Hall
Toronto could ban ‘surveillance pricing’ for groceries. Here is what that means.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow is putting forward a motion to stop the practice of “surveillance pricing” for groceries, which uses algorithms to determine the maximum price online shoppers are willing to pay for a product.
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