Asking rents rise for larger units in Toronto: ‘We simply don’t have enough’
Canada’s average asking rent fell 4.7 per cent in April, marking the 19th consecutive month of annual declines, says a new report.
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Couple ‘asked me to keep silent’ about night Liberty Village filmmaker was killed upstairs, roommate te...
“I agreed. I have no choice,” the roommate testified at the murder trial of Khoa Tran and Isabelle Nguyen.
Assessment of Therme Ontario Place bid cited Aecon as ‘construction partner,’ but no partnership existed
An Aecon spokesperson said the two companies did discuss a potential collaboration at the time, but nothing was finalized.
He oversaw development approvals in Markham. Now this former official is accused of pocketing more than $14...
Arvin Prasad denies any wrongdoing as Markham investigates complaint that he moonlighted as a consultant for a developer with a matter before council.
McClanahan, Rays continue hot streak
TAMPA — Shane McClanahan extended his scoreless streak to 16 2/3 innings, and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Toronto Blue Jays 3-0 Wednesday to finish a three-game sweep for
Quebec accuses Toronto of ‘fear campaign’ in defence bank bid
Quebec politicians say Toronto is raising referendum fears to weaken Montreal’s bid for a new defence bank expected to create 3,000 jobs.
U of T impacted by Canvas ‘cybersecurity incident’
The University of Toronto says its online learning system is unavailable until further notice due to a “cybersecurity incident” that is affecting multiple schools in North America.
‘EA (SOVEREIGN)’ brings Lahaina land struggle to global stage at imagineNATIVE
"EA (SOVEREIGN)," the feature-length documentary exploring the enduring relationship between people, land, and memory, will have its international premiere at the prestigious 2026 imagineNATIVE Film + Med...
Longtime job trainer for people with disabilities quits Ontario’s program
After 40 years providing employment services training to people with developmental disabilities, Community Living Mississauga says it will no longer work under Ontario
Firefighters battle blaze at east San Antonio mobile home to save 26 dogs; only one rescued
Amid heavy smoke and flames in San Antonio, firefighters raced against time to save 26 dogs, but only one survived.
2026 WNBA Player Rankings: How A'ja Wilson, Caitlin Clark, more stack up entering league's 30th season
A lot has changed in the WNBA over the last few months. There's a new collective bargaining agreement, which brought with it the first million-dollar salaries in league history, two new expansion teams, the...
Parliamentary MAID review is “one-sided” and “flawed,” committee member charges
The parliamentary committee tasked with studying an expansion of Canada’s medical assistance in dying regime to people with mental illness has been "one-sided," "flawed" and risks making a recommendation b...
Toronto mayoral hopeful accuses Olivia Chow of running shadow re-election campaign — on the taxpayer’s...
Coun. Brad Bradford this week said that Mayor Olivia Chow was running a shadow campaign for the mayor’s office — before she’d officially declared she was running for re-election
Doug Ford’s ill-fated jet purchase still causing turbulence for Tories
Ford insisted the Bombardier Challenger 650 was returned to the manufacturer April 22, but it emerged Thursday that the aircraft remained in the government
Conservative MP accuses Carney government of planning to ground Snowbirds
The Conservatives are accusing the Carney government of quietly grounding Canada
Ontario appoints supervisor to run Conestoga College after audit exposing ‘serious mismanagement’
In what is believed to be a first in Ontario, the government has “relieved the board of governors of their duties.”
Toronto’s transit system to face unprecedented tests when World Cup kicks off next month
Toronto is a frequent contender for worst traffic in North America and next month’s World Cup will test the city’s transit system in ways it has never seen, with preparations well underway to deal with a...
Toronto park washrooms re-open as city moves to year-round use, splash pads turn on next week
The city of Toronto is opening splash and spray pads for business as soon as May 16, with pools expected to open in June.
Family issues statement mourning North York man shot dead in park: ‘We will carry him with us’
Daniel Stopnicki, 47, was shot multiple times and died in Wenderly Park last Thursday while walking his dog.
Canadians don’t trust Donald Trump to abide by a new trade deal, poll suggests
Canadians are split on the importance of a new trade deal with the U.S. and a majority don
Pierre Poilievre says he’s still the right leader to take on Mark Carney
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre made the case Thursday that he is the "fighter" the country needs.
Director Lucia Alenar Iglesias Explores Family Trauma in ‘Forastera’ Trailer (Exclusive)
Zoe Stein plays a vacationing teenager who cares for her grief-stricken grandfather in the Toronto Fest title set for a theatrical release to kick off May 29.
Being ‘Wasian’ like Hudson Williams and Laufey is hot right now. When your identity is trending, it’s...
This relatively new term is used to describe people of white and Asian descent, like the superstar cast of Laufey
He’s a familiar face from past Mississauga and Toronto mayoral races. Now this candidate wants to replace...
Xiao Hua (Edward) Gong, a media magnate, has registered to run for mayor in Toronto’s municipal election on Oct. 26.