Fire guts home under construction in Etobicoke
Officials are investigating after a one-alarm fire destroyed a home under construction in Etobicoke on Friday morning. Toronto Fire crews
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Police say vehicle fire in Richmond Hill deemed suspicious
Police are investigating after two vehicles caught fire on a driveway in a residential neighbourhood of Richmond Hill. Officers with
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‘Stupidest’ Finch West station ramp underscores need for better transit accessibility design: advocates
The Finch West LRT has been open for several months now, but accessibility advocates say they’re frustrated with Metrolinx over
Poll: Ontario Liberals hold lead as Ford’s approval plunges to record low amid expense scandal
A new poll shows the Ontario Liberals maintaining a narrow lead over the Progressive Conservatives, while Premier Doug Ford’s personal
‘Nobel Prize’ of mathematics awarded to U of T professor Jacob Tsimerman
Jacob Tsimerman, a professor of mathematics at the University of Toronto, has won the Fields Medal, a high-profile international award often
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Thousands of jobs, billions of dollars on the line in Brampton defence company’s bid to expand
Brampton-based armoured vehicle manufacturer Roshel has already outgrown its 400,000 square feet of manufacturing, research and development space. The decade-old
Liquor licence revoked for Etobicoke’s Southside Johnny’s after tribunal finds bar bought stolen liquor for months
Southside Johnny’s Bar and Grill — a long‑running Etobicoke establishment — is preparing for “a new chapter,” days after Ontario’s
Weekend need-to-know: Ossfest among events in Toronto; Gardiner/DVP closures, GO service adjustments
A busy summer weekend ahead as Ossfest, the Toronto Chinatown Festival and the Queen East Streetfest take over Toronto streets.
Peel police launch AI voice assistant for non‑emergency calls. Here is how it will work
Peel Regional Police (PRP) have introduced a new AI‑powered voice assistant on their non‑emergency phone line — a move the
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Kevin Gausman hoping to start for Blue Jays at home ‘one last time’
About an hour after what may have been his final start in Toronto as a member of the Blue Jays,
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