The clothing-optional World Naked Bike Ride planned for Saturday has been an annual event in Toronto since 2004. Now, a new one planned at the same time hopes to replace it

The peroxide blond painter from Yorkshire made his name with sunkissed visions of California and never stopped breaking barriers, going on to become one of contemporary art’s most important figures

The Toronto District School Board is planning to slash about 484 elementary teacher jobs and about 123 secondary teacher positions

On April 18, tenants from across the city will gather for the founding convention of the Toronto Tenant Union

The prime minister said removing the City of Toronto’s say over the island airport’s future would create ‘efficiency’

Local residents say they want to see more kid-friendly infrastructure, incorporation of public art and consultations with the local BIA as plans move forward

Decision could put Premier Doug Ford at odds with Mayor Olivia Chow, who previously promised to drop her opposition to the Ontario Place redevelopment

The longtime language program will no longer be offered in September, leading to the loss of about 100 teacher jobs, according to the teachers' union

Locked out of its own data, the TTC admits Google Maps and popular transit apps are forced to rely on inaccurate scheduled times for the Finch West LRT

Toronto police issued over 17,000 tickets to drivers parked in the city’s bike lanes last year — up more than 6,000 tickets from 2024

Toronto police issued over 17,000 tickets to drivers parked in the city’s bike lanes last year — up more than 6,000 tickets from 2024

Government’s proposed changes follow its loss of court battle over call logs for Ford’s personal cellphone

Bradford described the pair as ‘close friends’ who were sharing ideas

The opening of the TTC's Bloor-Danforth line was consumed by familiar debates over car culture, streetcars vs. subways, and whether the suburbs should fund transit

The premier’s son-in-law is facing 12 police act charges for discreditable conduct, breach of confidence and insubordination

Tuition of over $30,000 per year is not holding back some Toronto-area parents from exploring private schools for their children

The legendary venue was one of the few remaining strip clubs in Toronto — and the city’s strict zoning rules may keep it that way

Stephanie Ford is the 20-year-old daughter of late Toronto mayor Rob Ford and niece of Ontario Premier Doug Ford

Parents of Bowmore Road Public School are calling on the board to reinstate two Grade 7 teachers who were fired in late January

Provincial lawyers will argue that bike lanes on Yonge, Bloor and University aren’t actually safe enough to require preservation

The ROM is changing the labels on artifacts previously identified as originating from Palestine and/or Syria, leading to accusations the museum is bowing to political pressure

CPC MP Garnett Genuis claimed his event at York University was blocked due to free speech censorship. A student organization says that’s false.

Tenants of the rooming house at 564 Dundas Street West protested their landlord after a previous rent strike did not lead to a resolution to their concerns

Paying for blood is illegal in Ontario, but a for-profit company recently opened two new paid locations in Toronto thanks to a Canadian Blood Services exemption

Heartless Ink sets up high-paying clients with daylong tattooing sessions at a plastic surgery centre. Traditional tattoo artists call the service a ‘cop out’ and a ‘slap in the face’ to the industry

‘The objective would be to have a station in the vicinity of Union Station,’ said Martin Imbleau, CEO of the crown corporation tasked with delivering high-speed rail between Toronto and Québec City

The city plans to skirt the Ford government’s bike lane ban by narrowing the width of roads to squeeze in bike lanes, rather than removing car lanes

James Pasternak and Mike Colle’s offices did not respond to questions about how the trip was paid for

The Diocese of Toronto and St. Anne's said a Toronto police official told the congregation Sunday that the devastating 2024 fire is now being treated as a suspected arson

Vietnam veteran Richard Dildy was arrested for shouting “There is no Santa Claus!” during Toronto’s 1980 Santa Claus Parade. He was on a crusade against lying to children.

"The gap between what it costs to deliver a world-class festival experience and what is financially viable has grown unbridgeably wide"