Police investigating arson at restaurant in Scarborough shopping plaza
Toronto police say they are investigating a restaurant fire in the city’s east end early Friday morning as suspected arson.
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Toronto to see more rain with the potential of flooding
Toronto councillor Bradford calls 'bubble zone' bylaw passing a 'victory'
‘A big step backwards for Toronto’: Councillor on passing of ‘bubble zone’ bylaw
Man sentenced to life in prison for fatal stabbing of woman on TTC train
‘Not surprised at all’: Sports analyst on Maple Leafs not renewing Shanahan’s contract
Unusual stretch of May weather has Torontonians fed up
Police release image of suspect wanted in TTC sexual assaults
Several charged after firearms, cash and drugs recovered in 'Project Venture'
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A ‘senseless violent attack of an innocent stranger’: Man sentenced to life for fatal stabbing on TTC subway train
A man who fatally stabbed one woman and wounded another during a violent and random attack aboard a TTC subway train in December 2022 has been sentenced to life in prison.
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Here’s where you can see King Charles III and Queen Camilla during their visit to Ottawa
The public will have a few chances to see King Charles III and Queen Camilla next week during the brief royal visit to Ottawa. They will be in Ottawa on Monday and Tuesday to attend the opening of the new session of Parliament.
Queen's Park
First Nations leaders pledge ‘confrontation on the ground’ over Ontario mining bill
Several First Nations travelled from the far reaches of northern Ontario to Queen’s Park in Toronto on Thursday to have their voices heard on a proposed law that seeks to significantly speed up mining approvals in their traditional lands, only to come away exasperated with Premier Doug Ford’s government.
Toronto City Hall
Council directs city manager to restrict FIFA World Cup expenses
Just days after a new report said Toronto could be on the hook for more money than expected to host six FIFA World Cup games in the city next summer, council has agreed restrict expenses for the international tournament for the time being.
How everything from law schools to men’s underwear can signal a coming recession
‘Not so great’: Inflation cools, but grocery costs remain high
‘An opportune time’: What the Canadian Tire-Hudson’s Bay deal means, according to an analyst
Scam victims targeted a second time in emerging schemes targeting Canadians
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