A sticker on a Bathurst Station window said it all.
“It’s the end of the line for Honest Ed’s.”
On Tuesday, the TTC unveiled a tribute to the long-standing Toronto landmark as it counts down its final two months of operation.
The World Cup of Hockey 2016 tournament garnered mixed reviews and inconsistent attendance. Some fans enjoyed themselves at the free viewing parties outside the Air Canada Centre, while some within the hockey community, including amateur players who might be expected to feel a deeper connection to the event, were lukewarm.
Three new Toronto Maple Leafs alumni had their statues unveiled at Legends Row on Thursday.
Goaltender Turk Broda, former captain Dave Keon, and defenceman Tim Horton all received bronze statues on the row that features fellow Leaf greats like Johnny Bower, Darryl Sittler, and Ted Kennedy.
Toronto Police are searching for a man for attempted murder after a stabbing in a parking lot near Morningside Avenue.
When East York resident Michele Lupa first heard about the new Canada Child Benefit, she was surprised.
“Oh my god! How could I miss that?” she said. “They made a change to the child tax benefit.”
The mother of two, Lupa can apply for the benefit, which will pay families a monthly subsidy based on net income. The new benefit is tax-free and does not exclude families with only one parent.
Whodunit? That was the question posed to hunters during the Murder at the ROM event on Friday.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have had a season to forget. Although this is the plan that was sold to fans in the offseason, the constant losses are not any easier to take. However, there is hope behind the the pain.
For the first time in this province, the Ontario Superior Court has granted an elderly man a doctor-assisted death.
A man is under arrest after two members of the Canadian Forces were stabbed on Monday at a Toronto recruitment centre, Police Chief Mark Saunders says.
The union representing a large amount of Toronto’s inside workers has reached an agreement with the city.