Toronto senior charged in deadly North York hit-and-run
An 81-year-old suspect has been charged following a deadly hit-and-run in North York Wednesday night.
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Senior charged after woman fatally struck while riding e-scooter in North York
North York community reeling after woman fatally struck on e-scooter in a hit-and-run
High-risk air pollution levels sweep in as Toronto feels a heatwave cooldown
One person in hospital after ceiling of North York apartment building entrance collapses
Judge delays bail decision for three men accused of trying to forcibly seize land in Quebec
SIU invokes mandate after person arrested was injured following Hwy. 400 crash
Artist ‘felt groovy’ to create massive mural honouring Toronto Blue Jays
Police update on multi-vehicle collision on Hwy. 400 at Rutherford
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Limo passengers force suspected impaired driver to pull over after fearing for their safety
Frustrated resident finally traces non-stop honking to weird TTC bus feature
Toronto Blue Jays apologize to fan who had ‘Yankees Suck’ flag confiscated
The Bay’s departure leaves a gaping hole in downtown Toronto. What could fill it?
Too noisy? These are some of the sounds that drive Toronto residents up the wall
‘We feel targeted’: Homeowner speaks out after confronting intruder inside Scarborough home
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These are the top destinations for Canadian travellers avoiding the U.S.
With a rise in Canadian pride, more Canadians are choosing to travel within their own country this summer. According to Airbnb spokesperson Matt McNama, this trend – building steadily since January – isn’t just about convenience. Canadians are craving travel that explores parts of the country they may not been to before. Recent Airbnb data reveals a clear summer trend in 2025 with nearly nine million domestic guest arrivals in 2024 – a 40-per-cent leap since 2019. At the same time, Canadian wanderlust is going global. European hotspots like Greece, Portugal and Italy are now top destinations for travellers seeking sun, flavour and cultural richness.
Toronto
Toronto’s new renovictions bylaw comes into effect, aimed at protecting tenants
A new Toronto bylaw targeting renovictions comes into effect today, requiring landlords to get a licence before carrying out repairs or renovations that force tenants to move out.
Canada
Bird flu: Tensions build in B.C. village as court decision on ostrich cull nears
The frustration inside the Royal Canadian Legion hung as heavy as the suffocating summer heat. Dozens had come to give their side of a global controversy on whether to cull a flock of ostriches that survived a life-threatening virus.
Officers investigating possible break-in find man with gunshot wound inside Brampton home: police
Two runways at Pearson reopen after private plane damaged while landing
Collision between police cruiser and motorcycle in Brampton leaves 1 seriously injured
Police search for 2 suspects wanted in ‘violent assault’ at Wet’n’Wild
Queen's Park
Province to appeal after Ontario court finds bike lane removal law unconstitutional
The Ontario government says it will appeal a court decision that found a new law to remove three Toronto bike lanes unconstitutional, after a judge ruled the lane removals would put people at an “increased risk of harm and death.”
Toronto City Hall
‘I’m begging you to make it stop’: TTC has known about blaring bus horn problem for more than a year, documents show
Residents of a west-end condo building besieged by noise from blaring TTC bus horns say the city’s transit agency has known about the problem, in detail, for more than a year, despite the fact that it continues to be an issue.
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