‘This burial site has been desecrated;’ Ancestral remains found at future site of OPG parking lot
Ancestral remains have been found at the site of a planned parking lot next to Ontario Power Generation’s new Oshawa headquarters.
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Body found near Highway 401 in Pickering
Two men wanted in Scarborough home invasion
'He has a clear agenda': Business expert on Trump's tariffs
Brother of Terry Fox bikes 7,500 km in honour of his late brother
Toronto police investigate the disappearance of 70-year-old woman
Trump announces 35 per cent tariffs on Canada
Most Canadians see U.S. boycotts as temporary: Nanos
Mextrolinx apologizes after using AI for customer complaint response
In Pictures
Here's a look at the Scarborough subway extension construction
The TTC is extending Line 2 subway service nearly eight kilometres farther into Scarborough.
Toronto
Toronto to see lengthy stretch of hot and humid weather
Toronto is set to see an extended bout of hot weather with daytime highs above 30 C for the next week.
Canada
Surprisingly strong June jobs numbers quash Bank of Canada rate cut odds
The Bank of Canada is increasingly expected to keep its benchmark interest rate on hold later this month after the labour market delivered a surprise hiring surge in June.
‘Watch him like a hawk’: Repeat drunk driver charged in Brampton crash that critically injured 21-year-old
Police identify 2 trucks believed to be linked to murder of man in Mississauga earlier this year
This Mississauga woman won $60M with her co-workers. Now she’s won another jackpot
Police release new photo of dirt bike rider who struck officer and fled in Mississauga
Queen's Park
Canada needs to ‘work around the clock’ to get deal with U.S., Ford’s office says after Trump’s latest threat
The federal government needs to “work around the clock to secure a deal” with the U.S., Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s office said in a statement after President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 35 per cent tariff on Canadian goods on Aug. 1.
Toronto City Hall
Toronto city staff scaling back plan to install dedicated transit lanes on Bathurst Street
Toronto city staff are scaling back their plan to install dedicated bus lanes on Bathurst Street following a pushback from several businesses.
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