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‘A completely unprovoked act of violence:’ Police appeal for witnesses in fatal shooting of 15-year-old boy

Toronto police are appealing for witnesses after a 15-year-old boy fatally shot in Toronto’s Mount Dennis neighbourhood last month.

‘Bizarre stadium’: Coldplay frontman doubles down on Rogers Stadium criticism

‘Big concern’: Parkside speed camera axed for 6th time despite new surveillance camera

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Four more suspects face charges in violent Brampton robberies: police

A colour-coded system could be introduced for Toronto apartment buildings. Here is how it would work

Rat response plan up for debate at Toronto City Hall

Toronto pond littered with dead fish, investigation underway

Three stabbed in targeted attack on Calgary Stampede Midway

Canadians continue to avoid U.S. travel this summer: surveys

Fiery Gardiner collision leaves 1 person dead, 4 others injured

‘A lot of folks are really struggling’: Beaches butcher pitches affordable housing as part of restaurant reno

One person rescued from fire at home in Toronto’s downtown core

Six provinces, territories currently meet the federal government’s $10-a-day child care target: report

Ont. seniors separated in long-term care reunited after nearly 8 years

Bassitt pitches 6 innings as Blue Jays beat White Sox 6-1 in rain-shortened game

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Parkside Drive speed camera vandalized for a 6th time

Toronto has one of highest rises in mortgage payments over last 10 years

One dead, four injured in fiery crash on the Gardiner

Ottawa set to miss $10-a-day childcare target: report

Housing advocates call for RentSafe signage program

One dead following multi-vehicle crash and car fire on Gardiner

Ontario Place’s Therme spa to be smaller, feature more green space

Ont. seniors separated in long-term care reunited after nearly 8 years

What dog owners should know about parvo amid outbreak in Ontario city

‘Toronto. Canada. I love you,’ former Raptors head Masai Ujiri says in goodbye video

See the crowds at Coldplay’s first Rogers Stadium show

Coldplay fans appeared to experience a smoother exit from Toronto’s Rogers Stadium on Monday night, after complaints of poor crowd control following the outdoor venue’s inaugural show last week. However, some concert-goers told The Canadian Press they were still left feeling “lucky” to get out without any major incident. Here is a look at some scenes as fans entered and exited the venue.

Ghost towns in Canada: Travel through time at these abandoned places

Ontario Place designs released by Therme

Prime ministers at the Calgary Stampede: 20 years of western wear

These are the world’s top 100 restaurants, according to a new 2025 ranking

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Teen killed in Toronto stabbing was ‘a young soul full of dreams, mosque says

Kind, respectful and responsible. That’s how Abdoul Aziz Sarr is being remembered by the Mecca Islamic Centre in Scarborough, where they say he attended and studied.

July 08, 2025 at 10:00PM EDT

Homelessness in Toronto has more than doubled since 2021, according to latest Street Needs Assessment

July 07, 2025 at 8:17PM EDT

‘It could have been a lot worse,’ says witness, after pedestrian hit, several vehicles damaged during alleged impaired driving crash in Scarborough

July 07, 2025 at 11:31PM EDT

Part of Wilson Avenue to be closed for upcoming Coldplay concerts at Toronto’s new Rogers Stadium: Live Nation Canada

July 06, 2025 at 9:57PM EDT

Police identify teen fatally stabbed in Toronto’s east end

July 07, 2025 at 3:11PM EDT

Five in hospital after alleged impaired driver crashes into several parked vehicles and a pedestrian in Scarborough

July 06, 2025 at 10:47PM EDT

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Firefighters warn Atlantic Canada isn’t equipped for high-rise emergencies

As high-rise towers continue to reshape skylines across Atlantic Canada, firefighters in the region say they’re neither properly equipped nor staffed to respond safely when emergencies strike above the seventh floor.