‘Speed was a factor,’ say police, in collision that killed a motorcyclist in north Etobicoke on Tuesday evening
A motorcyclist has died after being pinned under a bus during a collision in north Etobicoke, police say.
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Police release identity of victim in deadly, targeted shooting in Scarborough
How do undercover police operations like ‘Project Pelican’ benefit the GTHA?
CBSA at Pearson airport seizes over $400K worth of cocaine hidden inside shoes
Group of firefighters from Australia deployed to help fight wildfires in Canada
Goats working away to graze invasive plant species at the Evergreen Brickworks
Concerns over EMS response times following deadly weekend shooting
Canada’s first queer music festival kicks off in the Distillery District
Two First Nations who signed deals with Ford speak out against Bill 5
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These Toronto-area neighbourhoods are now in 'underbidding territory'
Those looking to buy a home in the Greater Toronto Area may be in luck as the majority of neighbourhoods saw houses sell for under the asking price last month, new analysis reveals.
Toronto
SickKids Hospital seeing ‘tremendous increase’ in e-scooter injuries, doctor says
An emergency room doctor at Toronto’s SickKids Hospital says physicians are already seeing a “tremendous increase” in both the number and severity of e-scooter injuries this year.
Canada
‘It’s been good for us’: Canadian steel supplier says tariffs have increased their business
U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum have recently doubled to 50 per cent, causing worry among construction companies. However, one Canadian steel supplier insists it has helped business.
Queen's Park
‘These are not small margins:’ Doug Ford’s PCs hold 21-point lead, new survey suggests
The next Ontario election is likely still years away but a new poll suggests that Premier Doug Ford and the Progressive Conservative party remain well ahead of their rivals.
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.
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