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The TDSB just passed a budget aimed at slashing its $34.4M deficit. Here is how it might impact your child’s school

Toronto District School Board (TDSB) trustees passed the board’s latest budget Tuesday, but were forced to include a number of measures to tighten belts in the wake of provincial scrutiny.

Canada to adjust metal counter tariffs against U.S. on July 21: Carney

Hundreds of people defrauded in Toronto ‘taxi scam,’ police say

Torontonians ‘mad as hell’, Bradford says, pushing to temporarily reopen King Street amid traffic gridlock

Canadian hockey player stuck in Israel amid war with Iran

Woman facing murder charge in connection with fatal Pickering fire, 1 suspect outstanding: police

Ontario woman frustrated after bank reverses currency exchange of $1,400

Canada facilitating flights home for citizens leaving Israel, Iran

Some Ontario renters are reducing spending on food and groceries to make ends meet: report

New measles cases increase for third week in northern Ontario public health unit

TTC streetcar derails in downtown Toronto

‘Heat dome’ unlikely to materialize in Toronto even as temperatures reach mid 30s

Condo sales, construction crater in Canada’s two biggest markets, data show

Home construction must double over next decade to restore 2019 affordability: CMHC

Suspect reportedly seen with gun in Kensington Market crashes into police cruiser

‘Invisible poor’: Middle-income households making up to $125K annually getting squeezed out of the GTHA: reportOpens in new window

‘This is the last time I’ll see you’: One Canadian doctor’s story of escaping war in IranOpens in new window

‘A chance to survive’: Toronto ice hockey league fears for future due to loss of arenaOpens in new window

Wildfire smoke could create health risks for Toronto residents this summer. Here is why doctors say you should be carefulOpens in new window

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Winning shots from the National Geographic Traveller U.K. 2025

Step into a breathtaking visual journey through the lenses of photographers featured in the 2025 National Geographic Traveller Photography Collection. From the icy serenity of Greenland’s glaciers to the electric chaos of Japan’s cityscapes, each image tells a powerful story of culture, connection and the natural beauty of our world.

Fun and fancy hats at the Royal Ascot horse race in England Opens in new window

New list reveals top 100 restaurants for outdoor diningOpens in new window

Inside the 100-foot decommissioned plane that is the centrepiece of a new Toronto playgroundOpens in new window

These Toronto-area neighbourhoods are now in 'underbidding territory'Opens in new window

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Torontonians ‘mad as hell’, Bradford says, pushing to temporarily reopen King Street amid traffic gridlock

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Toronto Sceptres re-sign defender Kali Flanagan to one-year extension

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The TDSB just passed a budget aimed at slashing its $34.4M deficit. Here is how it might impact your child’s school

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Some Ontario renters are reducing spending on food and groceries to make ends meet: report

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Summer kicks off with blistering start as heat wave looms over Ontario

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Hundreds of people defrauded in Toronto ‘taxi scam,’ police say

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‘Heat dome’ unlikely to materialize in Toronto even as temperatures reach mid 30s

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TTC streetcar derails in downtown Toronto

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Blue Jays starter Eric Lauer in form as Toronto dumps Arizona 8-1

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Suspect reportedly seen with gun in Kensington Market crashes into police cruiser

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Ontario woman frustrated after bank reverses currency exchange of $1,400

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Comedian's stand-up show raises thousands of dollars for mental health charity

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Toronto cop avoids jail time in assault on teen who died following Kijiji deal gone bad

2 Brampton men charged in ‘prolific’ $300K LCBO theft ring, police say

‘High-risk’ traffic stop in Hamilton results in arrest of 11-year-old and 15-year-old boys

2 adults, 1 teen arrested ‘minutes’ after allegedly robbing store in Hamilton

‘I feel cheated’: GTA homeowners defrauded of thousands of dollars in driveway paving scams

Police seek witnesses, info after Oshawa home defaced with anti-LGBTQ2S+ slurs

Witnesses sought after driver going more than 180km/h veers off road in King: police

5 men charged in connection with series of York Region break-ins

GTA restaurant owner, head chef charged after allegedly exploiting foreign workers

Man arrested after allegedly committing indecent acts on Lakeshore West GO trains

Man, 33, charged in connection with ‘series of sexual assaults’ at Grimsby festival: police

‘Part of the family’: Welland man dies in motorcycle race at local speedway

Doug Ford suggests willingness to work with Toronto on FIFA World Cup expenses

‘Disgusting:’ Ford speaks out after all but one suspect in $50M Toronto-area drug bust released on bail

‘Down the throats of the local residents:’ Neighbours protest Gerrard St. shelter as city advances plan

No impact to Toronto’s green standard under new Ontario law, city staff says

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BREAKING: Canada to adjust metal counter tariffs against U.S. on July 21: Carney

Canada will adjust counter-tariffs on steel and aluminum products on July 21 to levels “consistent” with progress made during trade negotiation with the United States, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday.