Man arrested after stabbing in Toronto’s Regent Park
A man has been arrested in Toronto’s Regent Park neighbourhood after he allegedly ran “around with a knife” and stabbed someone, late Saturday night.
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Toronto dominates list of Canada's best bars. These are the 21 local watering holes that made the cut.
Whether it’s sipping a smoky cocktail in a moody, dark-lit room or sharing a full-bodied bottle of wine with friends after a long workweek, these Canadian bars bring the vibes and the pours for every sort of occasion, according to Canada’s Best.
Toronto
This made-in-Toronto video game is paying tribute to the famous High Park capybara caper
Ten years ago, the unlikeliest of jailbreaks catapulted capybaras from an obscure rodent to Toronto’s top news. An escape from their High Park enclosure launched a frenzied search for the furry fugitives, with residents reporting sightings city-wide. Now, a made-in-Toronto video game is paying tribute to the capybara caper of 2016.
Canada
Travelling this summer? Here’s what your insurance may not cover
Canadians planning trips this summer may want to take a closer look at their travel insurance as the war in the Middle East and fuel-related disruptions reshape what is and isn’t covered.
Team Canada at the World Cup
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Queen's Park
Premier Doug Ford receives honorary degree from U.S. university
Ontario Premier Doug Ford received an honorary doctorate from a U.S. university on Saturday.
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Toronto City Hall
Nominations for municipal elections open across the GTHA. Here’s who is running.
The race to elect Toronto’s mayor is officially underway. Candidate nominations opened at 8:30 a.m. Friday morning. Those looking to throw their hat in the ring have until Aug. 21 to do so.
