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Teen dead after being shot in North York: police

A teen boy is dead after he was shot in North York Monday afternoon, Toronto police say.

'Boggles the mind': Sports groups blast Toronto, York school boards for hiking gym rental fees

Some sports groups are slamming Toronto and York Region's public school boards for hiking permit fees on facility rentals like gyms, saying the move could price local groups out of accessing public space for community events.

Toronto police open community safety hub in Dufferin Mall

Toronto police officially opened a new community safety hub in a west end mall on Monday that will focus in part of crime prevention.

Candidates spar over transit, public safety at Toronto’s 1st mayoral debate

The three frontrunners in Toronto’s mayoral election went head to head in the first debate of the race Monday evening, exchanging blows over public transit and public safety.

Raptors confirm Kawhi Leonard is heading back to Toronto after completing trade deal

The Raptors and Los Angeles Clippers have agreed to complete a trade to send star forward Kawhi Leonard back to Toronto.

Oshawa funeral home fire was arson, police say

The cause of a fire at Mcintosh-Anderson-Kellam Funeral Home in downtown Oshawa earlier this month was arson, investigators said in an update Tuesday.

Carney talks tax incentives to lure foreign investors, plan for nationwide sovereign internet at summit

Stretch drive: Blue Jays in battle for playoff spot over final 2 weeks of season

Toronto Blue Jays are in the mix as they aim to return to the post-season after reaching the World Series last fall. They enter play Tuesday one game behind Cleveland for the final playoff spot in the American League.

Toronto police ID 17-year-old as victim in fatal shooting near Jane and Finch

Police have identified the teen victim in Monday's fatal shooting in North York as 17-year-old Cashie Auguste.

Wheelchair accessible taxi passenger dead following 2-vehicle crash in Ajax, Ont.: police

Durham police say a 65-year-old man is dead after a wheelchair accessible taxi and another car crashed in Ajax, Ont., Monday.

Toronto Centre is shaping up to be one of the city’s critical election battlegrounds

While incumbent Coun. Chris Moise faces strong challengers, voters say they want to see real change when it comes to homelessness, open drug use, and public safety.

Doug Ford’s plans for 2nd ferris wheel in Niagara Falls scrapped after local opposition

The planned location for the new ferris wheel raised eyebrows because it was destined to compete with the existing Niagara SkyWheel situated a short walk away. 

No testing, shorter camps the new norm for NHLers

Sidney Crosby navigated the gruelling physical tests many times.

More than 270K crossings reported at Gordie Howe bridge in first full month

The Gordie Howe bridge, intended to boost commercial and passenger traffic between Canada and the U.S. and ease gridlock for other crossings, opened July 27 after weeks of delays.

‘Silencing the people of Ontario’ Provincial legislature remains silent amid extended summer break

While the Legislature was originally intended to resume on Sept. 14, the Ford government pushed that date until Oct. 27 leading to criticism from opposition MPPs.

Timeline: Kawhi Leonard’s path back to Toronto

Kawhi Leonard is returning to Toronto seven years after leading the Raptors to the franchise's only NBA championship. Here's a look at key dates from Leonard's first stint with the Raptors to his return to Toronto:

Police name teenager killed in Toronto shooting on Monday afternoon

Around 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Toronto police were called to a shooting in the area of Jane Street and Finch Avenue West.

8th-floor Toronto apartment fire leaves man in life-threatening condition

Around 2 a.m., emergency services rushed to the area of Lansdowne Avenue and Dupont Street for a fire on the eighth floor of a building.

Ontario yet to meet $10/day child care program goal as waiting lists continue growing in Toronto

While about half of the provinces are offering average fees of $10 a day, Ontario has not yet met that goal. But some parents and at least one prominent child-care advocate are urging Ontario to worry less at the moment about further lowering fees to $10, and instead prioritize expansion.

Do school cell phone bans work? Teachers say enforcement can be an issue

Most provinces have put in some form of ban in the past two to three years and vary dependent on the grade level, with New Brunswick the latest to join this year.

Second Harvest opens Etobicoke food processing facility for school programs

As back-to-school season takes full effect, a Canada-wide organization that rescues surplus food from suppliers and retailers is opening a new food processing facility in Etobicoke for school programs. Second Harvest will take food that would otherwise be bound for landfills, and repurpose into healthy snacks for students.

Helen Mirren on playing 'tortured' author Patricia Highsmith in TIFF film

Oscar winner Dame Helen Mirren and Alden Ehrenreich star in A Talent for Murder, bringing the dark genius of crime novelist Patricia Highsmith to the screen. On the TIFF red carpet, the stars and director Anton Corbijn spoke with CBC’s Alejandrina Alvarez about taking on Highsmith's complex legacy and bringing the psychological thriller to life.

Top Labour Ministry aide departs Ford government days after minister shuffled out

Days after the ministerial shake-up, Piccini's chief of staff in the Ministry of Labour also departed his post according to a memo from Ford's office. 

Date set for coroner’s inquest into 2020 death of Toronto woman that led to protests

The inquest will begin on Oct. 13, with Dr. David Cameron as the presiding officer, and is expected to last 14 days. 

Metrolinx hands out limited-edition Lake Ontario Presto cards at Union Station

The transit cards were handed out at Union Station on Tuesday, emblazened with a small graphic of water and the sun in the style of a patch.

New Ontario rental rules change next week. What you should know

The latest provisions are part of amendments made to the Residential Tenancies Act that were changed through two bills passed by the Ontario government in the past year.