2 hrs ago | Toronto Sun
Toronto Police are hunting for the other half of a duo that allegedly bilked Rouge Valley Health System out of $2 million.
10 hrs ago | Toronto Sun
Booze 'a factor' in crash: Cops
Toronto traffic investigators now believe alcohol played a role in the fatal crash that killed two close friends and injured a woman on the Don Valley Parkway.
14 hrs ago | Canoe
Arrest in year-old Toronto murder
A man will appear in court today charged in the slaying of 16-year-old Mahamed Abdi Warsame at a Scarborough apartment complex.
19 hrs ago | CBC
Don Valley Parkway crash victims identified
Two men died in the crash of a sports car on Toronto's Don Valley Parkway on Monday.
Friends start Facebook tributes
Two families are grieving the death of two young men after a speeding convertible spun out of control and into a guardrail on the Don Valley Parkway last night.
Street racing suspected in 2 Toronto deaths
Two people were ejected from a red Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo that lost control and smashed through a guardrail on the Don Valley Parkway.
DAY 15: CUPE Strike Shuts Down City-Wide Services in Toronto
Members of CUPE locals 79 and 416 are officially on strike in the City of Toronto.
Forest Hill Lawyer Stephen Edell. The fire on St. Clair Ave. West is still raging.
Toronto seeks injunction to allow exterminators to spray dump site
Lawyers for the City of Toronto were in court Saturday, seeking an injunction to stop pickets from blocking a pest control company that has been spraying garbage at the Christie Pits temporary dump site.
Miller Says `Progress' Made in Talks to End 12-Day Toronto Garbage Strike
Toronto Mayor David Miller said a oesome progressa has been made in negotiations with union representatives to end the 12-day garbage strike in Canadaa s biggest city.
Council votes to double spending on new streetcars
Everybody got what they wanted out of today's special meeting of Toronto City Council.
Thornhill residents don't want LRT in their back yard
Light rail transit may change the face of the GTA and create a new, transit-friendly culture, but that doesn't mean everyone wants it running through their back yard.
A high-wire act by an adventurous raccoon has given residents in an east-end Toronto neighbourhood a tail to watch.
Opening Soon: Sushi Bar, Le Papillon on the Park, Nadege Patisserie,...
With summer officially here, a number of new businesses are clamoring to open while the weather is good.
Toronto unveils 19 temporary dumps
Brodie Fenlon Toronto - Thursday, Jun. 25, 2009 03:14PM EDT N ineteen Toronto public parks and parking lots will be turned into dumps for the duration of the municipal workers strike, a move that has angered residents living near the temporary landfills.
Private or public? Guess the winner
Eden Valley Drive lives up to its name, especially this week. The serpentine street near Islington Avenue and Eglinton Avenue West, developed in 1975, features fat brick homes on verdant lots.
Last Father's Day, Shayne Berwick suffered such severe trauma in a car crash he could barely recognize his dad, Colin.
The City of Toronto has issued contingency plans to let residents know what services will be affected by the strike by the Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 79 and the Toronto Civic Employees' Union Local 416 .
Woman flees abusive husband, finds more at YWCA
Patricia Huculak, who lives at the YWCA shelter on Pape Ave., says the YWCA is turning a blind eye to harassment, abuse and criminal activity in their own building.
Kim Krueckl is looking for people to write their responses to 'If I was Mayor I would .