SickKids doctor charged with possessing child sexual abuse material, work computer seized
A doctor at Toronto’s SickKids hospital has been arrested on charges related to possessing child sexual abuse and exploitation material, police say.
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In Pictures
Toronto is home to 16 of Canada's top hotel restaurants. Take a closer look at which ones made the cut
Dining at a hotel isn’t just reserved for out-of-town visitors, as OpenTable says more and more locals are heading to these restaurants for a night out. From rooftop terraces to cozy hotel bars, OpenTable named these 50 hotel restaurants the best in Canada in 2026.
Toronto
‘The stupidest ramp in the world:’ Why disability advocates say changes are needed at Finch West Station
A coalition advocating for disabled Ontarians is slamming Metrolinx over what it has described as the “stupidest ramp in the world” at Finch West Station.
Canada
Repatriation money raised for man killed in crash with Saskatchewan Roughrider
An online fundraiser for a man who died in a car crash that also killed a Saskatchewan Roughrider player has collected about $80,000.
Queen's Park
‘We can’t keep rolling over’: Ford says Ontario won’t lift U.S. booze ban
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Canada has to go on “the offence” when it comes to U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs.
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Toronto City Hall
Toronto could ban ‘surveillance pricing’ for groceries. Here is what that means.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow is putting forward a motion to stop the practice of “surveillance pricing” for groceries, which uses algorithms to determine the maximum price online shoppers are willing to pay for a product.
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