Two girls, 13 and 14, charged in swarming attack at pizza restaurant in Oshawa
Two teenage girls have been charged in connection with a swarming incident at a pizza restaurant in Oshawa last week.
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Coyote caught on camera playing with golf ball on Burlington course
Heat warning in effect for Toronto could last until Thursday
How would Trump's 35 per cent tariffs threat impact Toronto?
Toronto police leading investigation after body found in Durham
Two men wanted in Scarborough home invasion
Nearly 10,000 jobs lost across dozens of Ont. colleges
Toronto Maple Leafs trade forward Ryan Reaves for Sharks defenceman
'He has a clear agenda': Business expert on Trump's tariffs
In Pictures
Here's a look at the Scarborough subway extension construction
The TTC is extending Line 2 subway service nearly eight kilometres farther into Scarborough.
Toronto
Police seek 2 suspects after armed home invasion in Scarborough
Toronto police are seeking two men who they say is wanted in connection with a violent home invasion earlier this week in Scarborough.
Canada
Carney’s ethics filing reveals details of conflict of interest screen on Brookfield
Mark Carney’s chief of staff and the country’s top public servant will be responsible for maintaining an ethics screen preventing him from making decisions that benefit his former employer.
Man arrested for sexual assault, Peel police believe there may be additional victims
‘Watch him like a hawk’: Repeat drunk driver charged in Brampton crash that critically injured 21-year-old
Police identify 2 trucks believed to be linked to murder of man in Mississauga earlier this year
This Mississauga woman won $60M with her co-workers. Now she’s won another jackpot
Queen's Park
Some Ontario doctors can treat family members as regulatory college relaxes rules amid shortage
The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario is relaxing its policy against doctors treating themselves, family members and others close to them amid the province’s primary care crisis.
Toronto City Hall
Review found ‘significant shortcomings’ in Toronto’s response to February snowstorm
Toronto needs a stronger plan to respond to major snow events, including a year-round dedicated winter operations unit, after an independent review found “significant shortcomings” in the city’s response to February’s major storm event that dumped more than 50 centimetres of snow.
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