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A space for performance, self-expression and chosen family is growing in Toronto — it’s all part of the ‘Ballroom’ scene. As Megan King reports, these spaces — rooted in Black and Latino, queer and trans communities are shaping the future of LGBTQ+ culture in the city.

Toronto police have arrested four more people in connection with two suspected hate-motivated assaults involving imitation firearms in April and May. Both incidents targeted members of the Jewish community. Nicole Di Donato has the latest.

Rogers Stadium will be opening for the summer concert season this weekend with Bruno Mars set to take the stage. With the new season, comes new improvements to the venue. The TTC and Live Nation have teamed up once again to offer concert-goers free rides and steps been taken to make getting in and out...

After months of refusing to comment on whether she’ll be in this fall’s municipal election, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow put in her nomination papers this morning. But despite what her opponents may want, Chow says she won’t begin campaigning until pressing needs are taken care of. Matthew Bingley reports.

Before the rainbow crosswalks, Pride parties and parades, Toronto’s Church-Wellesley Village was a refuge for the 2SLGBTQ+ community searching for safety and belonging. Through the memories of longtime resident and business owner George Pratt, who has lived and worked in the Village through the decades, Liem Vu explores the neighbourhood’s resilience through the AIDS crisis,...

With the World Cup only days away, interest in Canadian soccer is at an all-time high. Global’s Ross Hull paid a visit to Inter Toronto FC of the CPL to chat with coaches and players on how the game is changing in our country. 

Toronto businesses are hoping to cash in during the FIFA World Cup with six matches taking place in the city. But they have to walk a fine line around how they market themselves or risk violating FIFA’s strict intellectual property guidelines. Nicole Di Donato explains. 

With only eight days until Toronto welcomes the FIFA World Cup to the city, we’re getting a closer look at Toronto Stadium. Megan King shows us the upgrades fans can expect to experience when attending matches.

Parents and students of Heydon Park Secondary School near Queen and Beverly in Toronto are fighting to remain at the 100 year old institution. The Toronto District School Board plans to move the students, all with special needs, to another unnamed school next January. Sean O’Shea reports.

Doors Open Toronto brought people inside some of the city’s most interesting buildings this weekend. As Megan King reports, more than 160 sites took part in showcasing cultural spaces and places that are usually off limits.

A Toronto soccer player is currently juggling a ball from the CN Tower all the way to Niagara Falls after having double knee surgery. As Megan King reports, he’s on track to meet his goal by tomorrow — something he hopes inspires others.

Remembering an OPP Officer killed in the line of duty.

Watch ‘Global News at 6 Toronto’ for the latest news in the GTA.

Watch ‘Global News at 6 Toronto’ for the latest news in the GTA.

The federal government is planning to announce a social media ban for kids under the age of 16 — we have the details.

The acclaimed hit ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ is making its Toronto debut with a traditional twist, it will be performed in Yiddish. Cast member Jamie Elman joins Ross Hull to preview the performance and let us know what audiences can expect.

Three guilty pleas in the beating death of an Owen Sound Restaurant owner — full details from court.

The Premier is once again taking heat for the cost of his travel — we’ll explain why.

In just one week Toronto will be one of 16 cities to host the World Cup. Municipal politics expert Myer Siematycki joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to break down the city’s readiness, in this week’s edition of Municipal Matters.

The Ontario legislature is rising for summer and won’t be back until nearly November — we’ve got the reason and reaction.