13 members of ‘violent criminal network’ arrested after home invasions, car thefts that ‘terrorized’ community: Peel police
Peel police say results of an investigation into an organized crime group linked to “multiple home in
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Burger restaurant in Etobicoke set ablaze by suspected arsonists
‘It could be better’: New TTC CEO on room for improvement in the transit system
Dueling protests flare up outside Toronto city hall over homeless shelters
Asylum seekers from Africa face anti-Black racism, employment discrimination: report
‘I really like it’: Students on new TDSB program focusing on tech, skilled trades
Possible meeting in works for Prince Harry, King Charles amid leaked photo scandal
12 year-old Brampton rapper hits the stage with the Wu-Tang Clan
In Pictures
Drake's architect unveils $22-million Muskoka mansion
A new hilltop estate on Muskoka’s coveted Lake Rosseau is now up for sale at $22,988,888, offering what agents call a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” that may never be built again.
Toronto
Man wanted for murder of mom, grandmother in Etobicoke last summer apprehended after almost a year on the run
A man who was wanted in connection with the murder of his mother and grandmother in south Etobicoke last summer has been arrested and charged.
Canada
Number of Canadians with favourable view of U.S. has fallen, poll suggests
Amid months of tariffs and taunts from U.S. President Donald Trump, a new poll suggests the percentage of Canadians who have a favourable view of the United States has fallen and is now on par with the number who think positively about China.
Seizure of weapons parts at Mississauga mail sorting facility leads to charges against two Ontario men
Handgun seen during robbery attempt at Mississauga cell phone store, suspect(s) outstanding: police
Police search for suspects who allegedly used stolen card info to buy gas in Brampton
Police cruiser involved in three-vehicle collision in Brampton
Queen's Park
Ontario environment minister apologizes for ‘confusion’ over clean water bill letter
Ontario’s environment minister has apologized to First Nation chiefs for any “confusion” his letter caused when he asked the federal government to not reintroduce a bill that would enshrine clean drinking water rights in law.
Toronto City Hall
Olivia Chow would easily win re-election unless John Tory enters race, new poll suggests
Olivia Chow would comfortably secure a second term as Toronto’s mayor if an election were held today but she could face a significant challenge from John Tory if he enters the race, a new poll conducted by Liaison Strategies for the Toronto Star has found.
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