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A new practice hub for internationally educated nurses (IENs) has opened in Toronto, to help them refresh their skills while providing mentorship. The hub, which is located in the area of Bathurst Street...

A 29-year-old man has been arrested in connection to the theft of catalytic convertors from an Etobicoke food charity. Toronto police allege a suspect or suspects drove into an adjacent parking lot,...

Cycling advocates continued their protest of the removal of bike lanes on Bloor Street West in Etobicoke for a third day in a row on Thursday, with many arriving as early as 6 a.m. As sparks flew while...

It's the city's smallest ward but one of the most densely populated - Toronto Centre is predicted to be a contested race between incumbent councillor Chris Moise and political newcomer Curran Stikuts,...

Runners will be taking over the streets of downtown this weekend for the Toronto Waterfront Marathon, resulting in the closure of many streets Sunday morning. Keep in mind, there is also a service...

A Toronto human trafficking survivor is increasing her push to change federal law to better address the financial struggles people like her face by launching a House of Commons petition and her efforts...

Toronto residents will want to keep umbrellas handy through the end of the work week as a pair of unsettled days give way to a much cooler, but sunnier, weekend. After a relatively quiet start Thursday...

As grape harvest season gets underway across Niagara wine country, growers and wineries are taking stock of a year marked by trade upheaval, shifting consumer habits and sharply different fortunes across...

Around three-quarters of Toronto and GTA residents say they want more officers on the streets while at the same time favouring to keep police budgets steady, a new poll finds. The Canada Pulse Insights...