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Man hits car driven by nun, has iPhone stolen
Toronto police say a man had the misfortune of having his iPhone stolen, moments after he hit a car being driven by a nun.
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Police thank public after locating missing 26-year-old man
Toronto police are thanking the public for their assistance after locating a missing 26-year-old man.
Beautify the waterfront: Let the Gardiner crumble
The sky may not be falling in Toronto - despite councillor hysteria at city hall - but a lot of stuff beneath the firmament is.
Brampton man faces sex charges
Sex assault. Angelino Aguas, 44, of Brampton is facing sexual assault charges in connection with an incident earlier this week at Toronto Western Hospital.
Police seek three suspects after stolen car crashes in North York
Toronto police are seeking three suspects after a stolen car flipped on its side, damaging at least two other vehicles parked in a residential driveway.
A new life for historic O'Keefe laneway
Vibrant public space that encourages walking and physical activity is exactly what 8-80 Cities thinks Toronto needs right now.
Great Scott condo! Concert Properties splashes into Financial District with 88 Scott
A rendering of 88 Scott, Concert Properties' first foray into condominium development, which will be located at the corner of Wellington and Scott.
Impending sale of golf range, frustrates owners
Impending sale of golf range, frustrates owners. Golfers practice their swings at the Beach Fairway Golf Range on Tuesday.
Guildwood tour opens eyes to scale of ash-borer threat
People interested in Toronto's trees will be welcomed to the jungle of ash this Saturday, May 26, in Guildwood, a Scarborough subdivision where almost 80 per cent of the green canopy will be dead in five years.
Toronto electronics store Kromer Radio to close
Kromer Radio, a stalwart in Toronto's electronics business for more than five decades, will close its doors next month.
Doors Open closes doors to Parkdale
More than 135 architecturally, historically, culturally and socially significant buildings will open their doors for the annual Doors Open event, but none are along historic Queen Street West in Parkdale.
EDITORIAL: Cultivating the economy of education
Toronto's economy needs to be enabled to grow - and Toronto's wealth of post-secondary education providers is critical to taking advantage of growing economic opportunity.
Toronto police arrest fugitive featured on America's Most Wanted
Police arrested a 47-year-old man wanted by the FBI and featured on the television show America's Most Wanted Thursday afternoon.
Wage cuts for foreign workers in Canada discriminatory, critics say
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.
SubUrban Arts May 24 to 30. Art patrons admire the work on display during the Small Paintings for Small Spaces art exhibit at the Gardener's Cottage in 2011.
MUSICAL : RENT RENT RENT RENT REEEEENT! Jonathan Larson's magnum opus returns to Toronto for a month-long run at Lower Ossington Theatre .
Two black youth graduate from UCC after studying there through a special scholarship
Devon Morris and Loyan Issa have the smarts to succeed at Upper Canada College in Toronto, but they didn't have the financial means.
Video bingo in Toronto would help charities but cost the city
As the casino debate continues to simmer, Toronto politicians face another tough decision related to gambling: whether to give up hundreds of thousands of dollars to allow local charities to gain millions.
Doors Open 2012: Explore Toronto's spaces and places
W. Sat: 10 to 5, Sun: 10 to 5 401 Richmond Street West is an award-winning restored factory building in downtown Toronto that is now a thriving arts hub.