Over a dozen of Leslieville residents learned that from Thursday night into Friday morning their tires had been slashed; and this isn’t the first time. Continue reading →

Rodney Stafford says Terri-Lynne McClintic doesn’t deserve to be moved to a lower-security Indigenous healing lodge as she’s shown no desire for rehabilitation. Continue reading →

Toronto Archdiocese says it’s a necessary step in moving forward. Some victims say “sorry” is not enough. Continue reading →

Khalid Tabateb broke into a house to save a boy whose mom was asleep and unaware her son was in harm’s way. Continue reading →

It was the early morning hours of Aug. 10, 2008 when most residents of North York’s Keele and Wilson area were fast asleep when they were jostled out of bed by a massive fireball that lit up the sky across the city. Continue reading →

Born with spina bifida and hydrocephalus, Alejandra Germanese was one of 10 Canadian kids given the chance to storm the shelves at the famous toy store. Continue reading →

The president of Unifor blames workers who hang around longer than they have to for taking work from younger people. Continue reading →

Not even a full year since its opening, the soccer field at St. Patrick Catholic Secondary School near Danforth and Greenwood avenues is the subject of a local dispute. Continue reading →

After confirming she didn’t have a body buried in her backyard, Julie Densham was able to track down the family of the 92-year-old woman whose grave marker was buried upside down under an old shed. Continue reading →

OPP say 21 people have died in speed-related incidents on roads they patrol since the start of 2018. Continue reading →

The farm’s immediate surroundings have been almost entirely rural. But residential developments on two sides of the farm have started to increase the population and traffic flow in the immediate area. Continue reading →

Nield says the officer asked her for her licence and registration, and that’s where things took a turn for the worst. Continue reading →

An inability for many pedestrians to cross Lake Shore Boulevard West on the west side of Spadina Avenue forces many to jaywalk rather than take the lengthy, legal alternative. Continue reading →

Keurig says pods will be 100 per cent recyclable by the end of 2018, but the city refuses to add them to the list of blue bin-approved products. Continue reading →

The woman who shot the video said it was captured at around 2:00 a.m. Sunday on Pearl Street in the Entertainment District. Continue reading →