Man charged with second-degree murder days after Toronto shooting victim dies
A 27-year-old man has died just days after he was shot in North York, and police have arrested and charged a 23-year-old man with second-degree murder.
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These are all the stars spotted in Toronto for TIFF
Some of the world's biggest stars are hitting the red carpet for this year's Toronto International Film Festival. Nearly 300 titles are showing at this year’s TIFF, including over 60 world premieres.
Toronto
Toronto parking lot could be transformed into micro-home community for the homeless
A underused parking lot at the rear of a commercial building in southwest Scarborough could soon be transformed into a micro-home community for people experiencing homelessness.
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Toronto parking lot could be transformed into micro-home community for the homeless
A underused parking lot at the rear of a commercial building in southwest Scarborough could soon be transformed into a micro-home community for people experiencing homelessness.
Queen's Park
Ford will not endorse any Toronto mayoral candidate: premier’s office
A day after Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he supports Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow amid her bid for re-election, his office says it was not an endorsement.
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Toronto City Hall
‘The system isn’t working:’ Mayoral candidate wants to hike TTC fares to bring in millions in new revenue
Mayoral candidate Chris Alexander is promising to hike TTC fares and crack down on fare enforcement in an effort to generate an estimated $100 million in new revenue that he says could be put towards “fixing” the system.
