Stabbing in Toronto’s east end leaves 1 man dead
A stabbing in Toronto’s east end has left one man dead, Toronto police confirm.
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Ford uses close-call with car thieves to reiterate calls for bail reform
Suspect in hospital after jumping off Gardiner during police pursuit: SIU
PM Carney meets with Modi after controversial invite, $4.3B pledged for Ukraine
Panthers prevail over Oilers for back-to-back Stanley Cups
Paving contractor leaves a pile of asphalt behind after paving job
Neighbours protest Gerrard St. shelter as city advances plan
Man dies after falling from balcony during police interaction, SIU investigating
Ont. breaks ground on East Harbour Transit Hub, LRT could open in September
In Pictures
New list reveals top 100 restaurants for outdoor dining
OpenPlate has released its 2025 Summer Outdoor Dining Guide.
Toronto
Ontario premier slams new Netflix doc on late brother Rob Ford
Premier Doug Ford is slamming a new Netflix documentary that examines the scandals surrounding his late brother, calling the film “disgusting.”
Canada
G7 leaders agree to ‘charter’ on wildfires, pledging global co-operation
Leaders of the G7 have agreed to co-operate on efforts to manage the impacts of devastating wildfires, which are surging for another summer across Canada.
Canada-wide warrant issued for suspect in deadly assault of international student: Peel police
‘Violent’ crime group linked to extortion attempts and dozens of staged collisions in GTA, police say
Candlelight prayer held in Brampton Hindu temple for Air India crash victims
SIU investigating Brampton collision involving Peel police car that left cyclist seriously injured
Queen's Park
Doug Ford suggests willingness to work with Toronto on FIFA World Cup expenses
Premier Doug Ford is promising to sit down with Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow and ‘”come up with a solution” amid concerns that the city could be facing a sizeable shortfall with less than one year to go until the start of the tournament.
Toronto City Hall
‘Down the throats of the local residents:’ Neighbours protest Gerrard St. shelter as city advances plan
Toronto city staff say they are “moving ahead” with an 80-bed municipal shelter in southwest Scarborough, despite calls from some residents—and the local councillor—to consider the site for affordable housing instead.
DHL Express to suspend operations countrywide amid strike, lockout
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day: a day to help seniors learn more about preventing fraud
This is what a retail analyst thinks about Walmart Canada lowering prices for hundreds of items
Canadian and U.S. stocks down after Israeli attacks on Iran, price of oil jumps
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