Toronto Detects Inaugural Human West Nile Virus Case of 2026; Health Authorities Sound Alarm for Increased Precautions
Toronto Public Health (TPH) has confirmed the city’s first case of West Nile virus in 2026, as an adult resident […]
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Report: Kevin Gausman says Blue Jays ‘not nearly as close-knit’ as 2025
For anyone who watched the 2025 Toronto Blue Jays, it was clear that their success was built on much more than
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3-vehicle crash closes Hwy 400 ramps to Hwy 401
A three-vehicle crash has led to the closure of the Highway 400 ramps to eastbound Highway 401 on Thursday morning.
Toronto police to deliver new update on 2006 killing of Patrick Santos
Toronto police will provide an update Thursday morning on the 2006 homicide of 21‑year‑old Patrick Santos. Santos was found dead
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What’s open/closed on the August civic holiday Monday
We are officially halfway through the summer, and another long weekend is upon us. The weather is looking slightly unsettled,
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Weekend need-to-know: Celebrate Caribbean Carnival on the August long weekend
It’s officially midway through the summer, and what better way to mark it than celebrating the Toronto Caribbean Carnival this
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Trial of man accused of killing his nine-year-old daughter set to continue today
ELIZABETHTOWN — The trial of a man accused of killing his nine-year-old daughter last summer during a trip to New
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Man on e-scooter killed in crash near Tommy Thompson Park
A man is dead following a collision between a commercial van and an e-scooter near Tommy Thompson Park. Toronto police
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Toronto fire chief calls lithium-ion battery fires ‘greatest public safety risk’ facing the city
Toronto’s fire chief used his appearance before City Council on Wednesday to once again raise concerns about lithium-ion battery fires,
Mas bands making final preparations for this weekend’s Toronto Caribbean Carnival Grand Parade
With one of the biggest parties of the summer just around the corner, Priscilla Mobin puts the final touches on