Extreme heat has prompted the City of Toronto to cancel all FIFA World Cup match screenings at Nathan Phillips Square on Thursday as Toronto Stadium gears up to host its last match of the tournament.
Toronto photographer Joseph Howarth has spent two decades documenting World Cup supporters across the GTA, capturing the emotion and diversity that define the tournament. With Canada co-hosting this year's event, he says the energy is unlike anything he has seen before.
Construction on the CN Tower began on February 6, 1973, and was opened to the public on June 26, 1976.
Multiple roads will be closed as Toronto celebrates LGBTQ2S+ Pride this weekend with several events hosted by Pride Toronto in the downtown core.
One person is dead and another is missing after a boating accident on Canada Day in Nova Scotia’s Kings County.
Ontario’s minister responsible for gambling says potential changes to the laws governing ads for online gambling are coming soon.
As concert noise at Rogers Stadium continues to be the source of frustration among residents around Downsview Park, one councillor wants venue operator Live Nation to find more ways to turn down the volume.
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