Trump targets Canada on social media a day before counter-tariffs kick in
U.S. President Donald Trump continued his rhetoric targeting Canada – and other parts of North America and the world – on his social media.
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‘I want justice’: Father demands answers after twins ‘manhandled’ by Toronto police officers at McDonald’sOpens in new window
What this cyclist discovered about Toronto after riding through every single streetOpens in new window
Toronto pediatrician shares signs parents can look out for if they suspect children spend too much time onlineOpens in new window
Rogers Stadium suffers ‘significant damage’ after powerful Toronto stormOpens in new window
41-year-old Ontario man who allegedly duped 5 women in ‘complex’ $1M romance scam arrestedOpens in new window
Max Domi announces engagement to longtime girlfriendOpens in new window
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In Pictures
This $13.75M mansion in Kingston, Ont. overlooks the St. Lawrence River and has an indoor hockey rink. Take a look inside
Located along the St. Lawrence River in Kingston, Ont., this waterfront retreat offers several amenities and spans nearly 10,000 square feet.
Toronto
Woman struck by SUV on Toronto sidewalk dies in hospital, 18-year-old charged
A 37-year-old woman has died after being struck by an SUV that mounted a curb in midtown Toronto on Friday afternoon.
Canada
Christine Fréchette responds to Trump’s Bombardier threats
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette offered her support to Bombardier’s CEO after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened Monday to stop the sale of products from the Montreal-based company in the U.S.
Queen's Park
Progressive Conservatives, NDP hold on to their seats in Ontario byelections
Little has changed at Queen’s Park after Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives and the Opposition New Democrats held on to their seats in three byelections Thursday.
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Toronto City Hall
Chow promises to keep property taxes ‘at or around’ inflation if re-elected
Olivia Chow will keep property taxes 'at or around' the inflation rate if she is re-elected as Toronto mayor, her campaign office has confirmed.
