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Man stabbed in Scarborough apartment building
A 24-year-old man is in hospital after a stabbing in Scarborough early Saturday morning.
Italian senator accused of embezzling sent $500,000 to Toronto firms
An Italian senator embroiled in a multi-million-dollar embezzlement scandal sent hundreds of thousands of dollars to two Toronto-based companies run by relatives.
Davy Truck Sales open for business
TORONTO, Ont. -- Drawing on his 25 years' experience in the used truck business, Adam Davy has announced the opening of his own dealership, Davy Truck Sales.
Alanna Steinberg accused of running Internet funding scam
Alanna Steinberg, a wheeler-dealer who boasts a network of "angel investors," sat at Wendy's restaurant expecting the $5,000 she demanded up front from her latest mark.
Toronto working poor: Hussin Butoyi
After fleeing ethnic strife in his native Burundi and languishing in a Tanzanian refugee camp for nine years, Hussin Butoyi was grateful to come to Canada with his three children in 2009.
Immigration system needs to be fair, says Ontario Liberal MP
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St. Clair Avenue no disaster, councillor asserts
St. Clair Ave. between Bathurst and Dufferin in Toronto, as seen Feb. 9, 2012. The debate about above-ground transit and it's affect on the community rages on at city hall.
Toronto Catholic archdiocese a multi-million organization in transition
Toronto Archbishop Thomas Collins doesn't like being called the archdiocese's CEO.
CEO defends need for merger between Scarborough, East General hospitals
CEO defends need for merger between Scarborough, East General hospitals. Friends of The Scarborough Hospital co-chairs Ed Castro, left, and Eden Garaj talk to residents Thursday, Feb.
Black History Month: Black leaders in Toronto select trailblazers worthy of street name
The Toronto Star originally set out to do a story about city streets named after notable black Canadians, hoping to tell the unknown tales of trailblazers whose names are part of our daily lives and commutes.
Free writing, art lessons at library
Toronto Public Library will host a series of creative workshops designed to help teens find their inner writer and artist.
Projections: Hating Toronto, loving Leonardo da Vinci
I HATE TORONTO: A LOVE STORY: An intrepid local filmmaker and producer who's determined to inspire Canadians to see more Canadian movies , Daniel Wilson has been on the streets of Toronto all week to drum up interest in his latest cinematic effort.
With an open-concept layout, this north Toronto one-bedroom condo sold for 99 per cent of the asking price in just over two week.
Matt Gurney: Rob Ford's transit plan no match for Rob Ford's bumbling
On Wednesday night, after a day of debate and arguing, Toronto City Council voted 25-18 to reject Mayor Rob Ford's plans for making underground transit the future of Toronto's infrastructure development.
The woman at the centre of a trading probe
Eda Marie Agueci climbed her way from a childhood in a rough end of Toronto to a post at a blue-chip Bay Street firm that allowed her to mingle with Corporate Canada's elite.
New photo of mystery woman in rapper's shooting death
Toronto police have released a new photo of the mystery woman who they believe was present when an aspiring rapper was shot to death in a Scarborough recording studio last month.
Toronto police release new image of woman involved in killing
A new image has been released of a woman police say is connected to the slaying of an apsiring Toronto musician.
City council votes in favour of LRT routes
It's a full house at Toronto city council for a special meeting on the future of rapid transit in the city TORONTO, Ont.
Woodbine Corridor resident pens ebook about love, aviation and travel
Woodbine Corridor resident pens ebook about love, aviation and travel. Brian Panhuyzen is the author of 'Night is a Shadow Cast By the World', which he recently decided to make available as an ebook.
Galen Weston didn't mean to snub farmers' markets, Loblaw says
That's the message from Loblaws vice-president of public relations after chief Galen Weston's controversial remarks at a Toronto food conference angered farmers and consumers alike.