TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 51mdlvr.itParking officer attacked after ticketing vehicle downtown: policeA 47-year-old Toronto man was arrested Tuesday and charged with four counts of assaulting a peace officer 010
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 1hdlvr.itHundreds gather downtown to commemorate National Day for Truth and ReconciliationResidential school survivor Michael Cheena said ‘the truth has to be shared’ 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 1hdlvr.itOntario ministers defend secret payout to Elon Musk's SpaceX over nixed Starlink dealFord government said it had the public's backing to kill the $100-million satellite broadband internet deal last year 020
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 1hdlvr.itGALLERY: Kent Monkman sculpture unveiled to public at waterfront parkThe larger-than-life sculpture named 'The Colony' features 23 beavers, including some that are dancing and celebrating 010
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 3hdlvr.itWhat is Hyrox? Thousands set to compete at sold-out Toronto raceThe competition was created in 2017 in Germany, but has since expanded to 95 cities worldwide 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 4hdlvr.itFrom candy to coin purses, Lake Ontario merch popular with consumersAfter U.S. President Donald Trump renamed the body of water 'Lake America,' interest in Lake Ontario merchandise has soared 010
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 5hdlvr.itNuit Blanche to close downtown roads this weekendThe free, all-night contemporary art event will run from 7 p.m. on Saturday to 7 a.m. on Sunday 010
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 6hdlvr.itAGO 2027 exhibitions to include Henri Matisse, Gershon Iskowitz and moreWorks by Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Mary Pratt, Jack Chambers and Lisa Reihana are also included in the 2027 lineup 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 7hdlvr.itWarm weather to give way to cooler temperatures in Toronto this weekTemperatures could fall to the mid-teens by early next week, with showers possible on Thursday and Friday 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 8hdlvr.itCARTOON OF THE DAY: Foreign AidCartoonist Steve Nease provides a humorous take on current events 100
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 8hdlvr.itOlivia Chow holds nine-point lead over Brad Bradford as approval slips: pollChow leads 48 per cent to 39 per cent among decided and leaning voters, though her job approval fell below 50 per cent 010
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 10hdlvr.itMore than 50 countries vow at Toronto summit to save Ukrainian kids from RussiaIn 2024, Canada and Ukraine jointly launched an international coalition of nations committed to finding and returning Ukrainian children abducted by Russia since it began its full-scale invasion in 2022 010
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 10hdlvr.itWhat’s open and closed in Toronto on National Day for Truth and ReconciliationFederal offices and Toronto Public Library branches are closed, though many businesses and attractions remain open 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 11hdlvr.itThings to do in Toronto on Sept. 30Today The New York Islanders are in the 6ix to take on the Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena. French rock group Cortex is performing live at the historic Massey Hall. Tomorrow Indie folk star Phoebe Bridgers is bringing The Lost Tour to Scotiabank Arena. Catch The Martin Boys live on stage at Rivoli. Country stars Dan + Shay are performing live at the RBC Amphitheatre. 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 11hdlvr.itGood morning, Toronto! Here's today's weather!Here's a look at the current local weather and traffic 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 22hdlvr.it‘General’ Ford flies private with ‘all his soldiers’: cabinet ministerOpposition MPPs raised the premier’s penchant for chartered flights during government spending plan reviews 020
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 29/09/2026dlvr.itBradford pledges land transfer tax cut — and will take on more debt to pay for itThe mayoral hopeful promised to cut taxes for homebuyers, and would make a fundamental change to how the city pays for infrastructure to make up the $300M shortfall 100
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 29/09/2026dlvr.itSummerhill Market frozen raspberry products recalled for possible norovirus contaminationThere have been no reported illnesses associated with the consumption of these products 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 29/09/2026dlvr.itPhoenix Concert Theatre plans move to Toronto’s west endLongtime Toronto music venue would relocate to Parkdale Hall on Queen Street West, pending city approvals 010
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 29/09/2026dlvr.itAffordable child-care program extended in Ontario, but not to $10 a dayThe province is one of only two, including Alberta, that had not reached longer-term deals beyond the program's initial five years, and securing funding until at least 2031 will give operators and parents some certainty 010
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 29/09/2026dlvr.it3 arrested in gun trafficking probe that uncovered online sale network: policeToronto police say officers seized 15 guns and over 1,200 rounds of ammunition during the investigation, dubbed Project Playfight 010
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 29/09/2026dlvr.itJuly GDP was flat despite construction, utilities gains: StatCanThe result came despite a 1.3 per cent gain for the construction sector in July, which marked its fourth consecutive month of growth after declines in late 2025 and early 2026 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 29/09/2026dlvr.itOntario woman appeals conviction in infant son's death based on new medical evidenceJennifer Gaskin was convicted in 2002 in the death of her 2 1/2-month-old son Joeseph after two medical experts testified the child had died as a result of shaken baby syndrome 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 29/09/2026dlvr.itCARTOON OF THE DAY: Middle ClubCartoonist Steve Nease provides a humorous take on current events 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 29/09/2026dlvr.itRush frontman Geddy Lee endorses Brad Bradford for Toronto mayorThe Toronto-born musician says he has 'never been a political guy' but believes it's time to speak up about the city he loves 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 29/09/2026dlvr.itTrump's import bans on Canadian liquor, whey, motorcycles take effectCanada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc's office says the government's top priority remains 'protecting and supporting Canadian workers, farmers, families and businesses from these unjustified actions' 011
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 29/09/2026dlvr.itLiberal leadership hopefuls shy away from involuntary drug treatment questionNavdeep Bains, Stephanie Bowman, Lee Fairclough, Eric Lombardi and Dylan Marando faced off for a second time on Monday 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 29/09/2026dlvr.itThings to do in Toronto on Sept. 29Today Karen Chaboyer is talking about the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at the Bata Show Museum. Cheer on the Leafs as they take on the Montreal Canadiens at Scotiabank Arena. Tomorrow The New York Islanders are in the 6ix to take on the Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena. French rock group Cortex is performing live at the historic Massey Hall. The first show of their 26/27 season, Bootycandy is on stage at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre. 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 29/09/2026dlvr.itGood morning, Toronto! Here's today's weather!Here's a look at the current local weather and traffic 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 28/09/2026dlvr.itToronto cop charged under Project South pleads guilty to improper computer searchCase unfolded after police started investigating an alleged plot to kill a corrections facility officer, leading to accusations that some Toronto officers had leaked personal information to members of an organized crime group 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 28/09/2026dlvr.itWould Bradford’s plan to incorporate Toronto Water actually save money?On Monday, Brad Bradford pledged that if elected as mayor, he would turn Toronto Water from a public utility into a municipal services corporation, akin to Toronto Hydro 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 28/09/2026dlvr.itWith Kawhi back in town, Toronto Raptors double down on defenceKawhi Leonard wearing a Raptors uniform for the first time in seven years was the highlight of the team’s media day — but not the only story 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 28/09/2026dlvr.itAnnex cafe and art gallery Slanted Door closed for goodThe Bloor Street cafe and gallery opened in 2018 and closed its doors in early September, according to a sign out front 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 28/09/2026dlvr.it‘Irresponsible and dangerous’: Video appears to show TTC bus taken for joyrideFootage circulating online shows a TTC bus being driven around a transit yard and striking a sign 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 28/09/2026dlvr.itIndigenous Legacy Gathering starts today at Nathan Phillips SquareThe event, now in its ninth year, will feature workshops, presentations, storytelling, teachings, dancing, music, food, and an Indigenous Marketplace 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 28/09/2026dlvr.itToronto conference focuses on returning Ukrainian children abducted by RussiaAuthorities cite more than 20,000 records of possible unlawful deportations or forcible transfers of Ukrainian children to Russia or Russian-occupied territories of eastern Ukraine 010
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 28/09/2026dlvr.itCompetition Bureau investigates minimum advertised pricing policies in grocery sectorMinimum advertised pricing policies set a floor on the price retailers can advertise a product, although they may still be able to sell it for less 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 28/09/2026dlvr.itCBC's 'Hockey Night in Canada' to return this season with women's gamesThe Saturday-night mainstay for generations of Canadians will now broadcast games from the Professional Women's Hockey League 022
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 28/09/2026dlvr.it‘Beloved’ Queen’s Park peace officer dies in motor vehicle collisionJoshua Camacho had served with the Legislative Protective Service for three years 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 28/09/2026dlvr.itMan walks into Toronto hospital with gunshot wound: policePolice say the man's injuries are non-life-threatening and it is not yet known where the shooting occurred 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 28/09/2026dlvr.itFlu, COVID-19 vaccines roll out for high-risk Torontonians this weekThe general public can get free flu and COVID-19 shots starting Oct. 26 at participating pharmacies and health-care providers 031
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 28/09/2026dlvr.itPolice memorial honours six killed in line of duty, including Toronto officerAmong those recognized Sunday was Marc Pinizzotto, who was fatally shot while executing a search warrant related to an alleged 'gun-for-hire' scheme 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 28/09/2026dlvr.itThings to do in Toronto on Sept. 28Today The Jonas Brothers are Burning Up All Over Again at the RBC Amphitheatre. Warren Zeiders is launching his new album No Brakes at the Horseshoe Tavern. Tomorrow Karen Chaboyer is talking about the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at the Bata Show Museum. Cheer on the Leafs as they take on the Montreal Canadiens at Scotiabank Arena. So Much Has Happened to Maro, and you’ll hear all about it at The Mod Club. 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 28/09/2026dlvr.itGood morning, Toronto! Here's today's weather!Here's a look at the current local weather and traffic 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 27/09/2026dlvr.itSuspect accused of swapping necklace with fake chain in Little ItalyPolice say the man embraced the victim near College and Beatrice streets while removing their necklace 010
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 27/09/2026dlvr.itCondo boards have the legal power to ban e-bikes, tribunal rules‘A condominium corporation is not required to wait until an accident, fire or property loss occurs before acting to address a reasonably perceived risk’ 010
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 27/09/2026dlvr.itToronto police identify second victim found in burning vehiclesMohamud Kheyre, 30, was found dead inside a burning vehicle in Etobicoke hours after another victim was discovered across the city 010
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 27/09/2026dlvr.itBike-share ridership is surging. But more popularity means more problemsCanadian bike-share companies are deploying inventive solutions to tackle everything from no bikes to overflowing docks 010
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 27/09/2026dlvr.itMan seriously injured in two-vehicle collision near Bloor and LansdowneFirefighters extricated one occupant from a vehicle following the Sunday afternoon collision 000
TorontoToday @torontotoday.ca · 27/09/2026dlvr.itHow a local brewery turned a classic farm find into an electric delivery vehicle'We kept the soul of the car intact, from the manual transmission to the restored original rims, and rebuilt the rest by hand' 000