An analysis by The Economist identified AI-generated or assisted text in speeches by 12 Toronto MPs, with some flagged as having used the technology for more than half of their words

In 2025, the landlord of 75 Spencer Ave. proposed an above guideline rent increase of 5.4 per cent

Students at Rosedale Heights School of the Arts had planned a walk-out on Friday over the TDSB’s decision to scrap the school’s cafeteria

The decision comes after the board has cancelled enrolment to some grades at Heydon Park Secondary School this year and next

Every Friday for several months, a growing number of kids have participated in a volunteer-led group ride to their school in The Junction

$3.3M lawsuit describes workplace as a ‘poisoned and systemically antisemitic environment’ — a claim the TDSB says is 'entirely without merit'

AI-generated videos have been used by groups to argue against hot-button municipal policy ideas, including the installation of priority bus lanes on Bathurst Street

In April, a provincial tribunal found Harold Gerstel and his wife had engaged in conduct that resulted in ‘serious economic and psychological harm’ for clients

The changes came over a month after Health Canada took the rare step of imposing conditions on Grifols clinics nationwide over repeated safety and operational infractions

Provincial special education funding is closely tied to enrolment. The TDSB anticipates a reduction of about 5,000 students next year compared to this year

A spokesperson for one agency said the strike will have a ‘significant impact’ on the organization's capacity to provide core services to clients

The TDSB is projecting about 5,000 fewer students will enrol next year. As in previous years, it will lock up and close off some classrooms in select schools to reduce costs

Parents held coordinated rallies on Thursday against a provincially-supported bid to gain the right to redevelop school lands to allow mid-rise developments

A 22-year-old international student died last October after donating plasma at a paid collection facility operated by Grifols. The company runs two locations in Toronto

The building at 75 Spencer Ave. was sold on May 4 — the third month of an ongoing tenant rent strike

Document suggests federal health agency pointed out some of the same concerns repeatedly since 2022 without resolution

Last year, Uber and other rideshare drivers clocked 1.13 billion kilometres on Toronto streets — a 40 per cent increase from 2023, according to a new report

A spokesperson for the Department of National Defence says the on-site military training will not involve ammunition or explosives

A lawyer says the case shows city is taking a ‘hard-line’ approach to enforcement of its short-term rental bylaw

Though it’s common to see parents transporting kids on a cargo e-bike in Toronto, it’s technically illegal. The provincial government is proposing to change that

Residents of non-profit-owned building are facing an 8 per cent rent increase next year — much higher than other landlords are allowed to charge. Two lawyers say it’s legal. Why?

In their ruling, adjudicators said Harold Gerstel’s conduct was ‘intentional and reckless’ and caused ‘extensive’ financial harm to borrowers

The Badminton and Racquet Club of Toronto is concerned that a proposed new development would increase the amount of wind on its outdoor tennis courts

The company is shuttering its East York warehouse and opening a new facility in Mississauga, in a move some workers say amounts to ‘union busting’

Two longtime teachers at Bowmore Road Public School were terminated by the TDSB in January amid a major staffing shakeup, which saw eight other teachers suspended

The government has announced plans to slash the number of provincial school board trustees from 22 to 12, though the TDSB is the only board that would see a reduction

A new petition calls for closing a couple of blocks of the Church-Wellesley Village to cars from June 19 to Aug. 21 this summer

The school board says the cuts are necessary because 5,000 fewer students are expected to enrol next year

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

Health Canada has taken the rare step of imposing conditions on Grifols’ clinics nationwide, due to ‘recurring, systemic deficiencies’ found during investigations

Toronto now has more than a dozen practitioner-assisted stretch clinics, where individuals are paying about $100 per stretch session

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

The inspection of the Oakville facility identified ‘quality management’ and ‘processing’ deficiencies. It follows two recent deaths of plasma donors at the company’s clinics.

The proposed redevelopment at 501 Palmerston Blvd. has faced significant opposition from neighbours — over size, parking and building character concerns

The City of Toronto says the total cost to revamp the venue was $158 million

The TDSB and TCDSB are appealing a decision made by Toronto’s city council in December. Education Minister Paul Calandra says he supports the appeal

University Health Network did not confirm the cuts, but acknowledged several staff changes are underway, including to its hemodialysis unit and patient navigator program at Toronto General Hospital

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

A TDSB superintendent has said having larger diagnostic kindergarten classes increases access for students, but some teachers say it’s making classrooms less safe

The TDSB’s elementary literacy and numeracy summer school program will be offered at just 11 schools in 2026, less than half of the number of locations where it was offered last year

In the sponsored social media post, Progressive Conservative MPP Kinga Surma accused TCDSB trustee Markus de Domenico of a ‘history of dishonesty’

For several decades, 888 Dupont St. was a haven for artists chasing cheap rent. Now, a developer has proposed a 251-unit rental tower be constructed in its former place

Analysis by The Local shows Ontario’s largest boards receive some of the lowest per-pupil funding in the province—raising questions about whether the real problem is mismanagement or the funding formu...

Local residents have raised alarm that the planned tower will undermine the character of Queen Street West and ‘loom’ over an adjacent park