Eateries and food purveyors in the Greater Toronto Area from the countries playing in the FIFA World Cup this summer in Toronto are gearing up to showcase their cuisine and culture.

Memorial signs have started popping up in neighbourhoods across Toronto to honour pedestrians killed on city streets.

The City of Mississauga says it has launched an investigation after a politician from Waterloo, who uses a motorized wheelchair and has visual impairment, waited almost three hours for a taxi ride.

Micro-shelter communities are being floated as one way to provide emergency housing for people experiencing homelessness in Toronto, however some challenges are already emerging as 44 city-owned prope...

An icon of Toronto’s diverse Jamaican community, widely known for championing his homeland’s flavourful cuisine, colourful music, and rich culture to the city, has died.

Two teachers who were placed on leave amid allegations of anti-Black racist messages shared in social media chat that was accessible to students are “no longer employed” by the Toronto Catholic Distri...

After five long and dark years, east Toronto resident Arija Jansons is finally starting to find some joy and light in her life.

Benzo-dope has re-emerged as the dominant drug being detected in Toronto’s highly volatile unregulated supply, as overdoses rise in the region.

More Ontarians with intellectual and developmental disabilities are losing their homes and facing exploitation, creating, what advocates are calling, a system in crisis.

Chanting ‘Stop the rent hike,’ dozens of tenants at an apartment building in Parkdale launched a rent strike on Sunday afternoon in response to their landlord’s application for an above-guideline incr...

The dean of U of T’s Faculty of Dentistry, Anil Kishen, is on leave and the university says it has launched an investigation after racist images were used in one of his recent lectures.

Hundreds of people filled Nathan Philipps Square on Sunday afternoon for a rally in advance of the fourth anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

A CP24.com journalist currently on vacation at a resort in Jalisco state, just a few kilometres north of Puerto Vallarta, says he’s safe and mostly unaffected by the violence that has erupted in the n...

Several residents of the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area are currently in Mexico’s popular Puerto Vallarta region where cartel-related violence has erupted.

Two teachers at a Catholic high school in North York have been placed on leave amid allegations of anti-Black messages shared in a social media conversation that was accessible to students.

A University of Toronto professor who helped develop the framework for the Toronto Police Service’s race-based data policy is welcoming the release of unsettling new statistics on use of force inciden...

Trustee says board doesn't have funds to repair, maintain courts.

When a group of moms approached shop owner Zahra Dhanani and her partner with the idea of hosting a Black Santa event, they jumped on the opportunity.

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said the residents of her city “deserve to know that the police officers they deal with every day can be trusted, not corrupt, and acting with integrity.”

A magnitude 3.7 earthquake struck southern Ontario late Tuesday night, says the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR).

Much of the Greater Toronto and Hamiton Area is getting hit with a massive winter storm today, as Environment Canada says 60 or more centimetres of snow could fall in parts of the GTHA before the syst...

A seven-year-old boy who died after being hit by the driver of a bus in downtown Hamilton last month would have been alive today had he been attending school full-time, says his father.

The City of Toronto says its deploying additional resources to support its most vulnerable residents after extra warming centre spaces quickly filled up amid the extreme cold overnight.

Potent animal tranquillizers are showing up more than ever in Toronto’s unregulated drug supply, substances that aren’t approved for human consumption and can have serious, sometimes deadly, effects o...

Toronto’s ombudsman has released a report criticizing the city’s actions after a single mother was ordered to pay back more than $25,000 in excess social assistance benefits amassed over a decade.

A police investigation is underway and a group of volunteers is heartbroken after a large haul of donations destined for hurricane-ravaged Jamaica was stolen from a storage facility in Mississauga.

The residents of two high-rise condo buildings in Toronto’s Thorncliffe Park neighbourhood will be out of their homes “until further notice” as crews work to extinguish a still-active, five-alarm fire...

Police have now confirmed that a “young” toddler has died after officers spent days combing through the wreckage of a burned-out house in Brampton that caught fire last week.

The family of a Canadian man and his young daughter who have been missing in Panama for six months say all they want is to bring their loved ones home.

The family of a Toronto man who went missing almost two years ago is desperate to know what has happened to their loved one.

Police are sharing new details after a 20-year-old woman’s body was found in an impound lot more than 12 hours after a weekend collision in Brampton.

Decorated cyclist Jean 'Rass' Louis honed his sport on the paths and roadways of his two homes, in St. Lucia and Canada. It was on one of those roads that he breathed his last breath.

The remains of a woman killed in a Brampton collision over the weekend were not discovered until after her family reported her missing hours later, and the vehicle she was in had already been taken to...

It all comes down to this. The Toronto Blue Jays are facing the LA Dodgers in a do-or-die Game 7 of the World Series. Follow along here for live updates.

Bars and restaurants in Toronto are gearing up for what could be one of the busiest Friday nights in more than three decades as the Blue Jays take on the Los Angeles Dodgers for a potential title-clin...

Residents of the Greater Toronto Area with roots in Jamaica and the surrounding area are thinking about and praying for their loved ones as a Category 5 hurricane made landfall on Tuesday.

A supervised consumption site in Toronto’s west end has lost its provincial funding and will be closing its doors within 30 days.