Rideshare driver allegedly sexually assaults woman after dropping her off in Toronto
A 48-year-old rideshare driver has been charged after allegedly sexually assaulting a woman following a drop-off in Toronto.
World Cup in Toronto
World Cup project puts Toronto’s diversity in focus
Toronto photographer Joseph Howarth has spent two decades documenting World Cup supporters across the GTA, capturing the emotion and diversity that define the tournament. With Canada co-hosting this year's event, he says the energy is unlike anything he has seen before.
World Cup 2026
'The identity of the team is they are a front foot team': Canada will stay aggressive against MoroccoOpens in new window
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'The stakes could not be higher': Croatia and Portugal set to clash in monumental game in TorontoOpens in new window
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Why are World Cup refs giving red cards to players covering their mouths when confronting opponents?Opens in new window
Starter or substitute? Alphonso Davies' role vs. Morocco still to be determinedOpens in new window
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What’s open on Canada Day in Toronto? And when do the fireworks start? Here’s what to knowOpens in new window
Major changes are coming to auto insurance benefits on July 1, here is what you need to knowOpens in new window
Seagulls could be the reason swimmers leave the beach with diarrhea or nausea. Here is whyOpens in new window
‘At first, I thought we won $75,000’: Toronto siblings score $75M Lotto Max prize togetherOpens in new window
‘The worst day of my career:’ Death of Const. Marc Pinizzotto felt deeply within Emergency Task ForceOpens in new window
Canada is asking some who received citizenship to surrender their certificates. Here’s whyOpens in new window
In Pictures
The CN Tower turns 50. Here is a look back over the decades.
Construction on the CN Tower began on February 6, 1973, and was opened to the public on June 26, 1976.
Toronto
Toronto’s Pride parade kicks off today. Here’s a look at road closures in effect
Multiple roads will be closed as Toronto celebrates LGBTQ2S+ Pride this weekend with several events hosted by Pride Toronto in the downtown core.
Canada
Service dog receives diploma alongside Saskatoon high school graduate
As students across Saskatchewan settle into summer break, one graduation moment in Saskatoon is continuing to warm hearts.
Queen's Park
‘The time to do something is now’: Ontario looking at changes to online gambling ads
Ontario’s minister responsible for gambling says potential changes to the laws governing ads for online gambling are coming soon.
Talk Shows
Toronto City Hall
Should Rogers Stadium turn to a sound barrier amid noise complaints? One Toronto councillor thinks so
As concert noise at Rogers Stadium continues to be the source of frustration among residents around Downsview Park, one councillor wants venue operator Live Nation to find more ways to turn down the volume.
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