Tory released a video message and platform over the holiday weekend on the city’s parks saying he “reaffirmed” his commitment to make Toronto “cleaner and greener.”

Over six weeks of public hearings, the inquiry will probe last winter’s protests, and how the federal government responded with special police powers under never-before-used emergency legislation.

The fight over the fate of the Toronto housing market is pitting stressed-out homeowners against fed-up renters

Higher interest rates, ‘the harsh medicine needed to cool inflation,’ are already being felt by businesses and workers.

Police say the shooting occurred in the area of Finch Avenue West and Alness Street

On the heels of the crises of opioids and housing, a fatal shooting rampage has added to fears of people living on the streets and a tense atmosphere.

A look back at a Daily Bread Food Bank event from 1997

Arthritis Society Canada’s event took place at Hudson’s Bay on Queen Street

Which still-standing NHL record did Darryl Sittler set on Feb. 7, 1976?

The six-foot-nine native of Rexdale played 17 minutes and had 11 points, five rebounds, two assists and a steal at Scotiabank Arena, a taste of what they hope he can do in the regular season.

The salary cap, age and the Leafs’ forward depth worked against the 34-year-old Simmonds, who has one year left on his contract at $900,000 (U.S.).

The timing of the Leafs’ Milk deal was one of the keys to its success, after the Canadiens learned the hard way just how much some fans dislike banks.

Police are in the area of Lawrence Avenue West and Weston Road canvassing for witnesses and video surveillance.

Last month some 8,800 new families registered to use Daily Bread Food Bank for the first time.

Vladimir Putin can provide oppressive regimes with protection, a counterweight to the U.S. or just a sympathetic world view. Can any of them be nudged out of his camp?