2 hrs ago | AVHerald
Air Canada E190 at Toronto on Jun 15th 2013, several cargo smoke and fire indications
An Air Canada Embraer ERJ-190, registration C-FLWK performing flight AC-1128 from Saskatoon,SK to Toronto,ON with 79 people on board, had been dispatched under minimum equipment list requirements with the forward cargo fire suppression system inoperative.
3 hrs ago | Xtra!
Who will succeed Rae in riding that includes Toronto's gaybourhood?
Xtra.ca only asks for your email address to tell the recipient who sent them a story.
6 hrs ago | Canada.com
War of 1812 memorabilia, antique maps fetch $700,000 at auction
9 hrs ago | CBC News
Police release video of suspect vehicle in Toronto homicide
Three weeks after the afternoon slaying of a Scarborough father working in his backyard, homicide investigators have released more video of the suspected gunman's car passing by the victim as he carts away bricks on his driveway.
9 hrs ago | CBC News
Arrest made after 2 armed robberies in Cabbagetown area
Police have arrested a 22-year-old man in connection with at least two armed robberies targeting women near the Cabbagetown neighbourhood early Wednesday morning.
10 hrs ago | The Toronto Star
Videos show car sought in shooting death of Toronto man
Toronto police have release surveillance camera videos of a car they believe is linked to the shooting death of a Toronto man last month.
12 hrs ago | BlogTO
Morning Brew: Raided tenants claim brutality, Spadina gets new...
Residents of the Dixon Rd. housing complex at the centre of a sweeping series of raids last week are alleging Toronto police engaged in brutality and racial profiling.
16 hrs ago | CBC News
Chrysler agrees to recall 2.9 million Jeep SUVs in U.S., Canada
Chrysler at first staunchly refused the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's request to recall older Jeep Grand Cherokee, above, and Liberty SUV models because it did not agree with its assessment that the position of the fuel tank made the vehicles susceptible to catching fire in a collision.
A Guide to Toronto's 2013 Summer Beers, at the LCBO and Beyond
With bustling patios, warm and sunny evenings, and plenty of long weekends, summer is the season most conducive to putting one's responsibilities aside, heading down to the pub or liquor store, and dedicating a few hours to the pursuit of flavour and fun at the bottom of a glass.
Morning Brew: Rob Ford waits on Supreme Court status, Doug Ford vows...
Rob Ford will find Thursday whether or not he'll be contesting a case at the Supreme Court of Canada .
New Parkdale bylaw would restrict bars, nighclubs
Many Toronto city councillors say a bylaw passed by the Toronto and East York City Community Council could be exactly what they need to restrict the expansion of bars and nightclubs in their neighbourhoods.
Toronto's Jazz Bistro Presents Defying Gravity: the Music of Stephen Schwartz, 6/18
DEFYING GRAVITY: THE MUSIC OF Stephen Schwartz will be presented tonight, June 18th at Toronto's Jazz Bistro.
Two men arrested in connection with Scarborough sexual assault
Toronto police say a 42-year-old woman was at a bar in the Kennedy Road and Eglinton Avenue area on June 6. About 10 minutes later, the woman became "incoherent" and was assisted into a taxi by the man and another man, police said.
The Tall Ships are in Toronto for the Redpath Waterfront Festival
Relative to the centuries-old cities across the ocean, Toronto-and Canada as a whole-may seem like a youthful settlement.
Toronto's Dufferin Street the worst road in Ontario: CAA
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford peers over the edge of the Dufferin Street Bridge June 5, 2013.
Parents of son 'brutally beaten' playing hockey want charges
The parents of a 16-year-old Ontario hockey player who was repeatedly punched in the face and head by another player are going public with their video evidence - because they want the aggressor held accountable.
Sears Canada returning two Toronto-area stores to landlords
Sears Canada is returning two high-profile stores in the Toronto area to its landlords in a transaction valued at C$191 million, while agreeing to sell an option on a third that could generate another C$53 million if exercised over the next five years.
Complaint lodged over Tory MP Dean Del Mastro 'slander'
Conservative MP Dean Del Mastro has been accused of abusing his parliamentary privilege to slander a former consultant who has provided evidence to Elections Canada.
Music cuts may be avoided, Toronto trustees say
And a number are now working on an 11th-hour plan to save the instructors and hours of music programing for elementary students from the budget axe at this Wednesday night's board meeting.
Eating behaviors of preschoolers may be related to future risk of heart disease
Eating behaviours of preschoolers may be associated with risk of cardiovascular disease in later life, suggests a study published in CMAJ .