‘We will not go anywhere’: Toronto Pride celebrations continue despite financial woes
TORONTO — A Toronto-born drag king says he has performed in Pride festivals worldwide, but there is one thing that keeps bringing him back to the city.
ADVERTISEMENT
Taking Stock is a complete roundup of all the trending stories Canadians need to know in the world of business each week.
In Pictures
New list reveals top 100 restaurants for outdoor dining
OpenPlate has released its 2025 Summer Outdoor Dining Guide.
Toronto
‘Loss for words’: Toronto’s Summer McIntosh reflects on setting her third world record in five days
Canadian Olympic champion and Toronto’s own Summer McIntosh has once again broken her own world record — marking history three times in just five days.
Canada
Lobsters, axes and curling rocks: A snapshot of the world’s largest roadside attractions in Canada
In a country as large as Canada, the open road feels endless. Exits lure you to lunch or to a destination of another kind, like the promise of the world’s largest Axe in Nackawic, New Brunswick.
Candlelight prayer held in Brampton Hindu temple for Air India crash victims
SIU investigating Brampton collision involving Peel police car that left cyclist seriously injured
Two-vehicle collision in Caledon leaves 1 driver dead
Suspected impaired driver in custody following multiple collisions in Mississauga
Queen's Park
Here comes the MPP: Ontario bill could let politicians perform weddings
Cut the red tape and cue the white dress. Two Ontario Progressive Conservative members of provincial parliament are proposing to remove a layer of bureaucracy and let MPPs such as themselves more easily officiate weddings.
Toronto City Hall
Chow, Ford strike collaborative tone on future of Toronto bike lanes
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow appear to have found middle ground on the future of bike lanes in the city as the province looks to rip up 19 kilometres of cycling infrastructure on three major roads.
