Trump says ‘we don’t have a deal with Canada’
Just days before the presumed Aug. 1 agreement deadline, U.S. President Donald Trump said “we haven’t been focused” on reaching a trade deal with Canada.
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Possible hepatitis A exposure at downtown Toronto restaurant
Heatwave ‘like walking through a bowl of soup’: Torontonians on muggy air
Lakeshore Blvd. speed camera vandalized, officials looking into better security
Crews respond to blaze at Etobicoke car dealership, cause under investigation
Some fans demand refund after reportedly lackluster Justin Timberlake concert in Europe
Hotel workers step in to help small child lured into a stranger’s room
‘We haven’t really had a lot of luck with Canada’: Trump on trade talks
Multiple vehicles damaged in fire at Etobicoke car dealership
In Pictures
Storm damage in southwestern Ontario on July 24
A summer storm whipped through southern Ontario on July 24, 2025.
Toronto
Guillermo del Toro gets key to his ‘second home,’ Toronto
Academy-award winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro has been given the key to the City of Toronto, a place he describes as his “second home” and where he’s filmed a number of movies over his nearly 40-year career.
Canada
Former City of Ottawa lawyer pleads guilty to defacing National Holocaust Monument
A former City of Ottawa lawyer has pleaded guilty to a charge of mischief to a war memorial in connection with vandalism to the National Holocaust Monument in Ottawa.
Peel police searching for suspect in $800K fraud involving allegedly fake contracting company
Police arrest third suspect in B.C. in connection with deadly Mississauga parking lot shooting
1 suspect sought following large fight at Wet’n’Wild in Brampton
Man charged following viral video of him driving on a sidewalk in Brampton
Queen's Park
Support for Doug Ford’s PC party reaches new high amid ‘divided opposition,’ survey suggests
Doug Ford and the Ontario PC party have the support of half of all committed voters in the province and continue to enjoy a “big lead over a divided opposition” at Queen’s Park, a new survey suggests.
Toronto City Hall
Toronto City Council votes to establish colour-coded ratings for apartment buildings
Toronto City Council has voted in favour of establishing a colour-coded system for apartment buildings in the hopes that it will hold landlords accountable and compel them to keep their building clean, safe and well-maintained.
Things to Know T.O.
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