Toronto swim star Penny Oleksiak notified of anti-doping rules violation
Swim star Penny Oleksiak of Toronto has been notified of an apparent anti-doping rule violation by the International Testing Agency.
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14-year-old arrested for murder after alleged videos circulate online
Celebrating 20th anniversary of same-sex marriage law in Canada
‘Let’s fix the basics’: Bonnie Crombie on Ontario’s position in trade talks
14-year-old boy charged with stabbing murder of 71-year-old woman in Toronto
Fatal fire update: Residents attempted to rescue trapped occupants
Flames shoot from plane’s engine as aircraft makes emergency landing in L.A.
Carbon monoxide exposure at Bluffers’ Park in Scarborough
Serious crash in shuts down roads in Whitby
In Pictures
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
Regent Park greenspace renamed in honour of anti-gun violence advocate Louis March
A small greenspace in Regent Park, renamed in honour of one of the city’s leading anti-gun advocates, Louis March, is now officially open.
Canada
Premiers meet to discuss trade, tariffs and nation-building projects
As Canada-U.S. trade talks intensify, Canada’s premiers are kicking off three days of meetings in Muskoka today, led by Ontario Premier Doug Ford.
SIU investigating after teen injured in hit-and-run while allegedly running away from the police in Mississauga
SIU investigating after teen injured in Mississauga hit-and-run while fleeing from the police
Police arrest 3 people in alleged organized crime ring behind theft of transport trucks in Peel Region
Two GTA men charged with drug trafficking in North Bay
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.
Why the Bank of Canada could be done cutting its policy rate for now
Labubu not the first toy craze, and certainly won’t be the last
Trial opens against Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and other leaders over Facebook privacy violations
‘A downturn that is really starting to wreak havoc:’ New condo sales in GTHA continue decline as developers cancel more projects
Things to Know T.O.
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