Etobicoke News

Toronto police say a man had the misfortune of having his iPhone stolen, moments after he hit a car being driven by a nun.

He will highlight the importance of a balanced energy approach to ensure Canada's continued economic growth and environmental responsibility.

The Scream It Like You Mean It Tour heads to Pomona's Glass House and Fox Theater on July 24.

Queensmen chorus seeks new singers to continue decades-long tradition. The Queensmen Male Chorus rehearse behind closed doors Tuesday evening at the Village of Humber Heights Retirement Home in preparation for an upcoming concert.

Students line up for the hot lunch program feauturing nutritious food, veggies and fruit at James S. Bell Middle School in Etobicoke, April 25, 2012.

Toronto police are asking the public for assistance locating a missing 47-year-old man.

Doors Open Toronto showcase more than 135 buildings and districts and covers 200-plus years of Toronto's rich architectural history.

Documents obtained by the Star through a freedom of information request suggest Mayor Rob Ford is doing less than half the official work he was doing this time last year.

St. Lawrence Market Toronto's St. Lawrence Market has been named as one of the top 10 markets in the world by National Geographic.

On Saturday and Sunday the TTC will shut down the Yonge-University-Spadina line between Bloor and Union while crews install tracks.

A rendering of 88 Scott, Concert Properties' first foray into condominium development, which will be located at the corner of Wellington and Scott.

Tamil cuisine is some of the tastiest food in the world. Lucky for Toronto, we have a large Tamil population from Sri Lanka and South India, and their cuisine is available if you know where to find it.

Two Toronto police sergeants face disciplinary hearings after a watchdog agency found they illegally arrested two alternative media journalists during the 2010 G20 summit and that one officer hurled homophobic slurs.

Senthil Thevar joined the Migrant Workers Alliance for Change last year, hoping for more equal treatment of the growing ranks of foreign workers in Canada.

Given the recent surge of new, local craft brewers in the city and the accompanying upswing in interest from various Toronto-centric lifestyle publications , you're probably inclined to think of the existence of craft beer in this city as a fairly recent trend.

In the Conservative motion, the party argues the challenges should be thrown out because the Council of Canadians is not an elector and has brought the legal action to damage the Conservative brand.

A 47-year-old man wanted by the FBI in New Jersey is in police custody in Toronto.

Chunks of concrete have fallen off the Gardiner Expressway and on to the roadway three times in the last month.

Former Liberal MP Borys Wrzesnewskyj, pictured last summer in one of his Toronto bakeries, won a court challenge to the results of the May 2, 2011 election.

A baby raccoon has been reunited with its family after being trapped in the entrance to a drugstore overnight in downtown Toronto, with a little help from a CBC videographer and police.