Toronto police ID victim in ‘targeted’ triple shooting, seek 3 male suspects
Toronto police are searching for three suspects in connection with a “targeted” shooting in North York Friday night that left a man dead and two others seriously injured.
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Someone burned down this east-end Toronto school’s Pride display. Then the community responded.Opens in new window
Toronto woman who police called ‘female belligerent’ fights her traffic tickets—and winsOpens in new window
AI data centres are becoming the workhorses of the internet, but cities aren’t sure what to do with them. Here’s whyOpens in new window
A new therapeutic approach developed by McMaster researchers could help prevent brain cancer. Here’s how.Opens in new window
This Toronto chef waited more than 2 months to get money back from Air Canada for a damaged bagOpens in new window
‘I regret doing this’: Ontario woman buys condo in Mexico. 3 years later, it’s still not finishedOpens in new window
World Cup 2026
Merino stars again to send Spain past Belgium and into FIFA World Cup semisOpens in new window
Haaland neutralized by England and subbed off late as Norway’s World Cup run endsOpens in new window
England scores in World Cup match with Norway after ball appears to hit camera cable over fieldOpens in new window
Haaland is Norway’s World Cup machine - and the internet’s ‘babygirl’Opens in new window
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Sprawling estate north of Toronto features multiple homes and world-class equestrian facilities
Located an less than an hour's drive from the city of Toronto, this $18.8 million 75-acre estate features three residences, a cabin, stables and indoor horse arena and multiple other amenities.
Toronto
Toronto is looking to have more pedestrian-friendly streets. What could that look like?
Toronto is looking at having more pedestrian-friendly streets throughout the city, where people can walk arm-in-arm from store to restaurant without worrying about oncoming traffic or waiting for street lights to change.
Canada
Alberta premier says province may modify energy rebate process
Premier Danielle Smith says her government has heard the thousands of Albertans having troubles applying for the energy rebate.
Queen's Park
Parents slam ‘make-work project’ for private administrator of Ontario’s autism program
A group representing parents of children with autism says something has to be done to improve dismal waitlist numbers—and they’re targeting what they’re calling a “make-work project” for the private company administering the system.
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Toronto City Hall
Toronto is looking to have more pedestrian-friendly streets. What could that look like?
Toronto is looking at having more pedestrian-friendly streets throughout the city, where people can walk arm-in-arm from store to restaurant without worrying about oncoming traffic or waiting for street lights to change.
