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City Ordered to Pay $80,000 to Revitalization Organization and Fined $600,000 for Ontario Water Resources Act Violation

Ontario Restoring Vehicle Lanes on Toronto’s Busiest Streets

Province issues request for proposals following recent Court of Appeal ruling and begins restoring vehicle lanes on Bloor Street West

Homelessness has increased across Ontario, but it’s down in Toronto, report states

The population experiencing homelessness across Ontario has risen by 17.9 per cent from 2022-23 to 2024-25, but Toronto saw the largest decrease, according to a new report by the F...

Toronto Police Service opens its 4th Community Safety Hub in Dufferin Mall

The Toronto Police Service launched its fourth Community Safety Hub in the city on Monday at Dufferin Mall, dubbed as a “positive, non-enforcement setting” where community members...

Museum of Toronto announces permanent home in city’s downtown core

Museum of Toronto will move into a permanent home at 2 Queen Street East, marking a new phase for the institution’s growth and in the city’s evolving cultural landscape. The Museum...

New poll finds Toronto viewed as one of Canada’s least safe cities

Toronto is facing the largest safety‑reputation penalty of any major Canadian city, according to a new national public‑perception study that suggests the country’s biggest urban ce...

Police in GTA step up patrols during Jewish High Holidays

Police in Toronto and across the GTA say they are increasing their presence throughout the region as members of the Jewish community prepare to observe the High Holidays. With Rosh...

Ontario and Canada Making Homes More Affordable in Vaughan

City receiving $697.2 million for housing-enabling infrastructure in exchange for reducing and eliminating development charges over three years

Ontario and Canada Making Homes More Affordable in Orillia

City receiving up to $11.3 million for infrastructure in exchange for reducing development charges for three years

Oshawa museum out thousands of dollars in nuisance fines over ‘unsheltered individuals’

Canadian Automotive Museum calls for 'practical improvements' to improve security issues downtown

Ontario and Canada Making Homes More Affordable in Mississauga

City receiving up to $401.4 million for infrastructure in exchange for eliminating or reducing development charges for four years

Toronto begins recovery after ‘100-year storm’ leaves behind massive flooding

A massive thunderstorm swept into Toronto on Wednesday afternoon, dropping two months of rain over the course of a few hours. 

Busy Toronto roadway gets much needed repairs; road crews also repaired other city streets this summer

Last March, several drivers reached out to Speakers Corner asking us to visit what they argued was the worst street in the city when it came to potholes. Deep craters dotted a long...

Ontario and Canada Making Homes More Affordable in Hamilton

City receiving $572 million for infrastructure in exchange for eliminating development charges for three years

Ontario and Canada Making Homes More Affordable in Barrie

City receiving up to $129 million for infrastructure in exchange for reducing development charges for three years

Overnight 3‑alarm fire tears through Scarborough commercial building

A large commercial fire in Scarborough triggered a three‑alarm response early Monday, fire officials said. The blaze broke out around 1 a.m. near 150 McLevin Ave., near Tapscott Ro...

Some Toronto residents still waiting for fallen trees to be cleared after massive storm

More than a week after a massive storm tore through the GTA, some Toronto residents are still feeling the impacts as they wait for the City to respond to service requests. Large fa...

Toronto man arrested for allegedly making, distributing child porn

Toronto Police have arrested a man in connection with a child sexual abuse and exploitation material investigation in the city. The investigation began after child sexual abuse and...

Choose Your Favorite $700,000 Home in Toronto

A duplex near Chinatown, a two-bedroom in a former factory and a modern loft close to a bustling market.

E-bikes possibly involved in 2-alarm fire at Regent Park high-rise

A number of charred e-bikes were seen surrounded by police tape outside a Regent Park high-rise after emergency crews responded to a two-alarm fire at the building on Thursday. Tor...

Man arrested after stolen TTC truck crashes into multiple vehicles downtown; 2 injured

A man is facing a string of charges after allegedly stealing a marked TTC pick‑up truck in Toronto’s downtown core and crashing into multiple vehicles while fleeing police, leaving...

TTC Line 1, GO Lakeshore East and Stouffville line service adjustments this weekend

Getting around some parts of Toronto might need some extra planning this weekend, with major service adjustments planned on two GO train lines and a portion of a TTC subway line. T...

Metrolinx hands out limited-edition Lake Ontario Presto cards at Union Station

The transit cards were handed out at Union Station on Tuesday, emblazened with a small graphic of water and the sun in the style of a patch.

Fall experiences in Toronto: From urban culture to digital nightlife

Autumn transforms the energy across the Greater Toronto Area. As the humid summer days fade, residents swap sun-drenched patios for a curated mix of outdoor exploration and indoor...