Pride Toronto, Mayor John Tory and Coun. Kristyn Wong-Tam among many who have issued statements condemning homophobia following the incident.

Nathaniel Veltman so far appears to have little social media presence, nor any known membership in a specific hate group. Investigators have not yet given specific reasons for why they believe the attack was motivated by anti-Muslim hate.

The Ontario government has unveiled an updated, “destreamed” Grade 9 math curriculum, fulfilling its promise to eliminate applied and academic levels in the subject — and becoming the last province in the country to do so.

Premier Doug Ford will invoke the constitution’s “notwithstanding” clause for the first time in Ontario history to overturn a judicial ruling that struck down limits on unions’ electoral spending.

The clause allows Parliament or provincial legislatures to override Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

The pool openings will come one day after restaurant and bar patio dining resumes in Ontario as part of Stage 1 reopening.

Meanwhile, new data shows Toronto’s seven-day average for daily new COVID-19 infections dropped 39 per cent — to 161 — in the week ending last Saturday.

City bylaws requiring people in Toronto to wear masks in public and keep a six-foot distance from others will be extended to October, council voted on Wednesday.

‘If you had a bunch of really smart people sitting in a room trying to think up ways to kill retail, you couldn’t have done a better job than the Ford government,’ says the CEO of Aldo Shoes.

Amaria Diljohn was killed in 2014 when a bus driver ran over her. Now, a labour arbitrator says the TTC must rehire the driver.

The new promised shipment puts Moderna in line with its contract obligations, even though it falls short by about a million doses of the original plan.

London police have released little information on what led them to conclude Sunday’s fatal truck attack was motivated by anti-Muslim hate, meanwhile little is yet known about the man who has been charged.