TO2015

• Pan Am senior staff did not erase hard drives to avoid accountability: watchdog

  Ontario's information and privacy commissioner says executives at Toronto's Pan Am Games committee didn't get rid of their hard drives in order to avoid accountability.

  Politics

  Sep 29, 2016
  
• Toronto Pan Am Games $342M over budget: Ontario auditor general

  Ontario's auditor general says last summer's Pan Am and Parapan Am Games in Toronto came in $342 million over budget.

  Jun 8, 2016
  
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• Mayor catches romantics in ‘intimate embrace’ in ‘O’ of famous ‘TORONTO’ sign

  Mayor John Tory says he has caught people canoodling in the ‘O’ of the Toronto sign in Nathan Phillips Square.

  Politics

  Sep 14, 2015
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• Pan Am Games Athletes’ Village remains closed to the public

  The area east of Cherry Street at the base of Bayview Avenue is still surrounded by barricades despite calls for fences at the Pan Am Athletes' Village to come down.

  Politics

  Sep 1, 2015
• Parapan Am promotion offers $5 tickets in final events

  Parapan Am Games organizers are hoping to own the bleachers as well as the podium, offering a special promotion to entice more fans to attend.

  Sports

  Aug 12, 2015
• Kanye West, Pitbull to perform at Pan Am Games closing ceremony

  American rap superstar Kanye West will be the headline performer at the closing ceremony of the Pan Am Games, officials announced Wednesday.

  Canada

  Jul 15, 2015
• A hop, skip and jump to the Pan Ams

  At just 19-years-old Coaldale's Aaron Hernandez is a triple jump phenom - with Canadian championships at the junior, University and senior levels.

  Sports

  Jul 9, 2015
• Pan Am Games $53.5M under budget for infrastructure spending: report

  In its fourth-quarter financial report, the TO2015 organizing committee says it has spent $551.7 million of its $672-million capital budget, which includes venue construction.

  May 22, 2015
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• 80 per cent of Toronto Pan Am Games budget already spent

  Organizers for this summer's Pan Am Games in Ontario say they've spent 80 per cent of their capital budget so far, with roughly five months to go before the international competition begins.

  Politics

  Feb 13, 2015
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• Canadian taxpayers on the hook for Pan Am athletes’ travel costs

  The government is taking money out of your pockets, roughly $9 million, to pay for travel costs of all athletes -- domestic and foreign -- coming to Toronto for the Pam Am and Parapan Am Games next year.

  Politics

  Dec 22, 2014