The Bay’s departure leaves a gaping hole in downtown Toronto. What could fill it?
When The Bay finally closed up shop after 355 years, the defunct realtor left more than memories in Toronto’s downtown core.
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Toronto's biggest new park in a generation is now open. Here is a closer look
Biidaasige Park, the biggest park to open in Toronto in a generation, is open to the public starting Saturday, July 19, 2025. Here's what it looks like
Toronto
Ex-Toronto elementary school librarian and volleyball coach charged with sexual assault
A man has been arrested for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a young student when he was working as a librarian and volleyball coach at a Toronto elementary school.
Canada
‘It can be quite alienating’: Islanders react to happiness poll that ranks P.E.I. last
You wouldn’t guess it from the boardwalk chatter in Charlottetown, or the smiles in bloom on a sunny afternoon, but Prince Edward Island has ranked last in a national poll on happiness.
Queen's Park
Burlington man accused of making death threats against Ontario environment minister
A Burlington man has been charged after death threats were made against the Ontario Minister of Environment, Conservation and Parks.
Toronto City Hall
‘The process is broken:’ Toronto councillor pitches fix for patio permit holdups
A Toronto city councillor is calling for changes to a 'broken' permitting process after an east-end restaurant missed months of this summer’s patio season while its application was on hold at City Hall.
