Toronto will play host to its last FIFA World Cup group stage match Friday, as Senegal and Iraq both desperately look for a win to keep their tournament hopes alive.
A red noisemaker shaped like a maple leaf has become all the rage in Toronto during the World Cup.
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.
The Supreme Court of Canada says information about an Edmonton police detective’s past misconduct must be disclosed in the criminal proceedings of a man he helped investigate.
Hundreds of Ontario parents did not receive payments that they were entitled to during the COVID-19 pandemic because the money was sent to someone else instead, a new report from the province’s acting ombudsman states.
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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