A spokeswoman for the province’s social services minister confirms the Progressive Conservative government will not go ahead with scrapping the Transition Child Benefit. Continue reading →

A statement from the Toronto Police Services Board said this is the second time in 40 years a chief of Toronto police will serve longer than a single term. Continue reading →

Bike Share Toronto riders can take a bike from any station in the city and ride it for free for up to 30 minutes starting Aug. 7. Continue reading →

Seventeen people were shot over the long weekend, including seven at a nightclub early Monday. There were no reported fatalities. Continue reading →

“It wasn’t clear to me who I would ask for help if they weren’t there because we didn’t see any parade officials or none that were clearly visible as parade officials.” Continue reading →

Global News has learned from multiple sources that a baby suffered a medical episode during the event and that due to the large number of people, it was difficult for emergency services to get to them. Continue reading →

The event took place at the Enercare Centre located on the Exhibition Grounds in Toronto at noon. Continue reading →

The City of Toronto has said the cuts, which include deep slashes to funding for child care and Toronto Public Health, could leave up to a $180-million hole in its budget. Continue reading →

In a news release Saturday morning, police said they collected over 1,900 long guns and over 800 handguns during the program, which began on April 26 and lasted until Friday.  Continue reading →