Two vehicles crashed at the intersection of Midland and Passmore avenues at about 10:30 p.m. Tuesday night, the collision leading to a local power outage.
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Toronto attack: White rental van kills 10, injures 15 near Yonge and Finch
Ten people have been killed and 15 others have been seriously injured in Toronto when a suspect drove his white rented van into a crowded street in the city’s north end.
Award-winning Indigenous filmmaker wows East York audience
With over five decades of experience in the industry, Alanis Obomsawin has become one of Canada’s most prestigious documentary filmmakers of all time. Her storytelling revolves around Canada’s Indigenous peoples, whose stories are often unheard, or worse—misunderstood by the public.
Alleged gay village serial killer hid victims’ bodies in garden planters: police
Elements of the Toronto police task force codenamed Project Prism have unearthed the remains of at least three different victims in the garden of a home in a quiet Leaside neighborhood.
Early Monday, police revealed the presence of an excavation team in the Bayview Avenue and Moore Avenue area, as they also detailed the results of what exactly the backyard has yielded to date.
Ontario and Toronto’s anti-black racism plans ready for action
With the blessing of Mayor John Tory, Toronto can expect a new anti-black racism plan to take affect early this year.
Speedo-clad Santas swarm the streets
Matt Freeman’s annual Toronto Speedo Santa has become a family tradition.
It involves dozens of people running in speedos raising money for Sick Kids.
Karma! brings the storefront to the phone screen
Tm Mahdi has started a lot of unique businesses in his time as an entrepreneur.
And his latest endeavor, Karma!, is no different.
According to Mahdi, Karma! is way for consumers to learn more about the stores and small businesses they walk by.
Toronto Clothing Repairathon brings new life to damaged clothes
“Reduce, Reuse, Recycle” added another “R” at the Withrow Park Farmers Market: Repair.
A non-profit organization, Toronto Clothing Repairathon, made its third visit to the farmers market on Sept. 30.
Kaye aims for regular Canada starting XI place
Canada and Louisville City FC soccer player Mark-Anthony Kaye is keen to learn from and challenge his team mates for a regular starting mid-field spot on the national team.
Josh McFarlene determined to lead Centennial Colts to new heights
Josh McFarlene is back for his second season with the Centennial Colts as one of four returning players.