Volver a los resúmenes
Weekly Toronto May 11 - May 17, 2026

Apunhalamientos, Batidos Deportivos y Búsquedas Serias: Su Semana en Toronto en 2 Minutos

49 articulos hace 1 semana 36

Otra trágica pérdida en Rexdale — un hombre muerto tras un apuñalamiento nocturno. Tras una llamada sobre un apuñalamiento, la policía encontró a un hombre con heridas graves en un apartamento. A pesar de la atención médica de urgencia, sucumbió a sus heridas y ahora hay un sospechoso bajo custodia. Este incidente es un recordatorio de que la violencia puede estallar inesperadamente en nuestros vecindarios. La oscura noche en Etobicoke — un muerto, un arrestado. Tras otro incidente de apuñalamiento en Etobicoke, los residentes se sienten conmocionados. La policía ha arrestado a un sospechoso, pero la sensación de seguridad de la comunidad ha sido perjudicada. Esto resalta el problema persistente de la violencia que debe ser abordado para que los residentes se sientan seguros en sus casas. ¿57 gatitos? ¡Eso es un montón de ronroneos! Esta semana trajo un giro conmovedor cuando las autoridades rescataron a 57 gatitos y 8 gatos adultos de presunta crueldad. Mientras un hombre enfrenta cargos, los amantes de los animales en nuestra ciudad pueden respirar aliviados sabiendo que estas mascotas pueden encontrar pronto hogares amorosos. Sacudida en los Maple Leafs — ¡están limpiando el lugar! En un sorprendente giro, los Leafs se han separado de los gerentes generales asistentes Pridham y Clancey. Los aficionados se preguntan qué significa esto para el futuro de la franquicia mientras el equipo continúa lidiando con actuaciones decepcionantes en los playoffs. ¡El cambio podría ser exactamente lo que necesita este ícono del deporte para dar un giro positivo! Un tiroteo fuera de nuestras fronteras — agentes de EE. UU. vinculan el ataque al consulado local con una red terrorista más grande. Después de meses de investigación, se han descubierto vínculos entre un tiroteo en el consulado de EE. UU. en Toronto y presunto terrorismo, levantando alarmas sobre la seguridad y la seguridad nacional mientras las autoridades trabajan para llevar a los responsables ante la justicia. Buscando esperanza en Mont-Tremblant — una familia toma acción. Casi 16 meses después de la desaparición de Liam Toman en un viaje de esquí, su familia se une para iniciar un nuevo esfuerzo de búsqueda. Su determinación podría inspirar a otros que enfrentan desamores similares a mantener la esperanza viva, sin importar las circunstancias. Ciclistas contra flores — ¿cómo gestionará Toronto el programa CaféTO? Con el verano a la vuelta de la esquina, el regreso del programa CaféTO es muy esperado por muchos negocios locales y clientes. Pero, ¿tendrán que esquivar los ciclistas otro conjunto de obstáculos? Es un acto de equilibrio entre la expansión de la comida al aire libre y garantizar la seguridad en nuestras calles. Un final trágico en la autopista 401 — un recordatorio de la seguridad vial. La muerte de una mujer de 40 años tras un accidente de múltiples vehículos subraya la importancia de conducir con precaución durante las temporadas de viaje. Cada vida perdida es un recordatorio conmovedor para todos nosotros de priorizar la seguridad en la carretera. De copos de nieve a sol — ¡patrones climáticos salvajes de mayo! El clima de este fin de semana destaca la primavera impredecible de Canadá, ya que algunas regiones lidiaron con nieve mientras que otras disfrutaron del calor. Ya sea que estés partiendo para el inicio no oficial del verano o preparando un picnic fresco, ¡es hora de estar preparado para el clima! ¿Evitaremos la huelga de TTC? Las negociaciones maratonianas en curso entre el TTC y CUPE Local 2 muestran promesa mientras ambas partes trabajan para prevenir interrupciones. Para muchos viajeros diarios, esto podría significar la diferencia entre un viaje suave al trabajo y serias demoras. Caos de derechos de autor de la FIFA — ¡las empresas locales están al borde! Con la Copa del Mundo a la vista, las empresas de Toronto están luchando por entender las nuevas reglas de copyright estrictas impuestas por la FIFA. Los propietarios de tiendas locales ahora enfrentan decisiones difíciles: obedecer o arriesgar repercusiones legales durante uno de los momentos más ocupados del año. Los conductores se preparan para el aumento de precios de la gasolina en este feriado. A medida que las familias se preparan para el largo fin de semana, se espera que los precios de la gasolina sigan subiendo, enfatizando la necesidad de hacer elecciones inteligentes en los viajes. Planificar con anticipación podría evitar que pagues de más en la bomba. ¡Alerta de locura de compras para el Día de Victoria! Gracias a los recientes cambios legislativos, más tiendas estarán abiertas este fin de semana festivo. Mientras algunos están emocionados por las ventas, otros se preguntan si socava el espíritu festivo. De cualquier manera, ¡los observadores de billeteras mejor estar listos! Hablando de seguridad — ¡cuidado con las llamadas de estafa! Con el aumento de los informes de llamadas fraudulentas que se hacen pasar por la policía, se aconseja a los residentes que se mantengan alerta. Confía en tus instintos, amigos — si algo parece extraño, ¡probablemente lo sea! El mercado inmobiliario de Toronto está en movimiento — la transformación de condominios a alquileres está en camino. Mientras una firma de bienes raíces planea convertir más de 500 millones de dólares en condominios en apartamentos de alquiler, esto resalta una tendencia creciente en una ciudad que lidia con la asequibilidad. ¡La necesidad de soluciones de vivienda adaptables nunca ha sido tan clara!

Articulos Fuente (49)

Will Canada embrace Dunkin'? Experts say Tim Hortons' grip will be hard to shake

As U.S. cafe chain Dunkin' brews up a comeback north of the border, experts say they suspect the American brand will have a hard time luring Canadians away from the Tim Hortons menu they've come to know so well.

General May 15, 2026

Man found guilty of 2nd-degree murder in shooting death of Toronto YMCA instructor

A man has been found guilty of second-degree murder in the drive-by shooting death of Toronto YMCA fitness instructor nearly five years ago.

General May 15, 2026

TDSB cutting outdoor education programs, citing maintenance and repair costs

The Toronto District School Board is ending outdoor education programs at five centres that it says require tens of millions of dollars in maintenance and repairs.

General May 15, 2026

Organizers of Toronto Al-Quds Day rally sue Ford for defamation

The organizers behind Toronto’s annual Al-Quds Day rally are suing Premier Doug Ford for defamation, alleging that commentary he made about the rally was motivated by “malice” and displays racism.

General May 15, 2026

University of Toronto revokes Buffy Sainte-Marie’s honorary degree

The University of Toronto has rescinded Buffy Sainte-Marie’s honorary degree, following a petition to revoke the honour.

General May 15, 2026

Ontario's restrictive new FOI laws mean request on potential hospital cuts denied

Ontario's new and more restrictive freedom-of-information laws have quashed another request, this time for documents that may have given a glimpse into potential hospital cuts.

General May 15, 2026

Ontario to add 2,500 new jail beds, reopen 2 jails at cost of $3B to taxpayers

Ontario will expand its vastly overcrowded jails by 2,500 beds over the next 10 years at a cost of $3 billion to the taxpayers, the province's solicitor general said Thursday.

General May 15, 2026

Real estate firm plans to turn $500M worth of Toronto condo stock into rentals

A Montreal-based private equity firm says it’s planning to buy $500 million worth of unsold condos and turn them into rental units in a bid to “stabilize” the housing market.

General May 15, 2026

Police search for 2 suspects after suspected arson at Pickering plaza

Durham police are searching for two suspects after an alleged arson at a Pickering plaza early Thursday morning.

General May 15, 2026
30 cm of snow to 30 C: Long weekend weather varies greatly across Canada

30 cm of snow to 30 C: Long weekend weather varies greatly across Canada

Multiple weather systems are bringing a mixed bag of weather across Canada for the long weekend, with snow and wind in the Prairies and above-seasonal temperatures across Ontario.

Weather May 15, 2026

Toronto police board asks for inspection into allegations of police antisemitism

The Toronto Police Service Board has asked the province’s policing oversight body to look into recent allegations of antisemitism and other cultural issues within the Toronto police force.

General May 15, 2026

Ontario man charged in Ryan Wedding case to stay behind bars after losing bail review

A man accused of serving as the "de facto bank" for a violent criminal enterprise allegedly helmed by former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding will stay behind bars after Ontario's highest court upheld a decision to deny him bail.

General May 15, 2026

Beware of scam calls impersonating police, Peel police warn residents

Police in Peel Region are warning the public not to be fooled by spoof calls. They say fraudsters are posing as police but want to obtain personal, banking and financial information.

General May 15, 2026

Parents, trustees speak out against cuts to Toronto model schools

Parents, community members and school trustees are speaking out against the Toronto District School Board's expected cuts at some of the city's most vulnerable schools.

General May 15, 2026

Off-leash dog found after smaller dog attacked, woman injured, police say

The dog that killed a smaller dog and injured its owner earlier this week was found on Thursday, Toronto police said.

General May 15, 2026

Consumption site closures spark fear, anger amongst some Ontarians

Thousands of Ontarians are set to soon lose access to safe consumption sites and their services, after the provincial government announced it would stop funding eight remaining publicly funded sites in June.

General May 15, 2026

'It's going to be a Drake summer': Reactions pour in on Iceman's triple-album drop

Drake fans in Toronto and around the world were treated to not one but three "frozen" treats on Friday. The Toronto rapper delivered his highly anticipated album Iceman as promised at midnight — but then stunned fans by simultaneously dropping two additional albums, Habibti and Maid of Honour.

General May 15, 2026

Ontario court dismisses Peter Nygard's appeal of sexual assault convictions

Ontario's top court has dismissed an appeal filed by former fashion mogul Peter Nygard, upholding his sexual assault convictions and prison sentence.

General May 15, 2026
Toronto police warn beachgoers to behave this Victoria Day long weekend

Toronto police warn beachgoers to behave this Victoria Day long weekend

Toronto Police Service issue announcements and rules for the upcoming Victoria Day celebrations over the long weekend, where fireworks will be displayed.

Canada May 15, 2026
Bridge inspector required on Toronto-area highway after dump truck incident

Bridge inspector required on Toronto-area highway after dump truck incident

Just before midday on Friday, Ontario Provincial Police announced lane reductions on Highway 403 in Mississauga after the incident.

Canada May 15, 2026

What's open and closed in Toronto on Victoria Day

Victoria Day is this Monday, May 18, and here is what you need to know about what will be open and closed on the statutory holiday.

General May 16, 2026

Male dead after workplace injury in Brampton, police say

A male is dead after he suffered a workplace injury in Brampton on Friday evening, police say.

General May 16, 2026

300 people, 75 projectors, 1 night: Inside Drake's audacious CN Tower light show

Though he's teamed with Drake a few times now, Anil Mohabir is still in a dreamlike state after their latest collaboration: a dramatic, 'real-time, 3D animation' projection that sent an icy blue wave of light up the CN Tower overnight ahead of the Toronto rapper's surprise triple-album drop.

General May 16, 2026

Ontario now testing 10 people for hantavirus who have been self-isolating

Ontario's Ministry of Health says it is now testing 10 asymptomatic people with connections to a hantavirus-stricken cruise, a shift from government remarks made earlier this week.

General May 16, 2026

Earworm Kars4Kids ad banned in California. Here's why

A long-running charity ad campaign familiar to Canadians for its catchy Kars4Kids jingle will no longer play in California after a court found it violates false advertising laws.

General May 16, 2026
Golden Knights docked 2nd-round pick, coach fined $100K for breaking media rules

Golden Knights docked 2nd-round pick, coach fined $100K for breaking media rules

The punishments for the 'flagrant violations' of the NHL's media access rules came after previous warnings were issued to the Vegas Golden Knights, the league said on Friday.

Sports May 15, 2026
More Ontario stores to open on Victoria Day in move government says brings ‘flexibility’

More Ontario stores to open on Victoria Day in move government says brings ‘flexibility’

Back in February, Ford said he was inundated with calls from “so many people wanting to go to shopping malls” and questioned why major shopping centres were closed.

Politics May 15, 2026
Liberal MP Nate Erskine-Smith seeks advice on next steps following nomination loss

Liberal MP Nate Erskine-Smith seeks advice on next steps following nomination loss

Erskine-Smith was vying to represent the provincial party in the upcoming Scarborough Southwest byelection but lost a nomination race last weekend.

Canada May 15, 2026

Ontario has lowered its colorectal cancer screening age to 45. But should it be lower?

Ontario has lowered the screening age for colon cancer to 45 years old from 50. But patients and advocates say with the rising number of cases in young people, the age should be even lower.

General May 16, 2026

40-year-old woman dead after multi-vehicle crash on Hwy. 401

A 40-year-old woman has died after a multi-vehicle crash on Highway 401 late Friday night, said Ontario Provincial Police.

General May 16, 2026

L.A. Sparks get off to fast start, hold off Toronto Tempo behind Plum's 27 points

Kelsey Plum scored 18 of her 27 points in the second half and the Los Angeles Sparks had a fast start before holding off the visiting Toronto Tempo 99-95 on Friday night for their first win of the season.

General May 16, 2026

$1.5B battery separator plant in Port Colborne still a go despite Honda suspending electric vehicle plans

Work on the $1.56-billion Asahi Kasei battery separator plant in Port Colborne, Ont., is proceeding despite Honda Canada's announcement it has indefinitely suspended its $15-billion electric vehicle (EV) investment plans due to changing business conditions.

General May 16, 2026
TTC contract negotiations continue as strike deadline pushed back

TTC contract negotiations continue as strike deadline pushed back

The TTC and CUPE Local 2 have extended contract talks past a strike deadline as negotiations continue over wages and compensation for skilled electrical workers.

Canada May 16, 2026

Talks between TTC, union continue as deadline extended to avoid job action

Efforts to avoid job action by TTC employees are going into overtime. The transit agency and the union representing maintenance workers are at an impasse in contract negotiations. A deadline to make a deal has been extended to Saturday at 6 p.m.

General May 16, 2026

Microgreens sold in Ontario, Quebec recalled due to possible E. coli contamination

Several types of organic microgreens sold in Ontario and Quebec under the Farm Boy and Kyan Culture brands have been recalled due to potential E. coli contamination, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency says.

General May 16, 2026

Blue Jays pitcher Jose Berrios to undergo elbow surgery

The Toronto Blue Jays could be without right-hander Jose Berrios for the remainder of the season after the veteran pitcher is scheduled to undergo elbow surgery Wednesday.

General May 16, 2026

TTC, union representing maintenance workers extend deadline twice, remain at negotiating table

The Toronto Transit Commission and the union representing maintenance workers extended their deal deadline for a second time Saturday as collective agreement negotiations continued into the evening.

General May 17, 2026

CaféTO program returns to city just in time for Victoria Day weekend, less than a month before FIFA World Cup

Toronto’s outdoor dining program is back just in time for Victoria Day weekend but while many residents are excited for the return, some restaurant and bar owners in the city are torn on participating.

General May 17, 2026

Toronto drivers react to high gas prices on Victoria Day long weekend

The price of gas is approaching record highs in Canada. It's now just under $2 a litre. That has some Torontonians considering driving less and taking transit more this holiday long weekend.

General May 17, 2026

FIFA is notorious for strict copyright rules. Here’s how Toronto businesses are navigating them

To get a sense of what the rules around FIFA branding are, CBC News went through its publicly shared intellectual property guidelines and its hosting addendum with the city.

General May 17, 2026

From LeBron to DeRozan: Breaking down the sports references on Drake's new triple-album

No musical artist, past or present, has immersed themselves in the culture and subeconomy of sport more than Canada’s very own Aubrey “Drake” Graham — and the infatuation is mutual.

General May 17, 2026

57 kittens, 8 cats rescued, 1 man arrested after investigation into alleged animal cruelty: police

Police rescued 57 kittens and eight cats, as well as charged a 38-year-old man with 134 counts for causing unnecessary animal suffering after an investigation into alleged animal cruelty.

General May 17, 2026

One person dead, one arrested after stabbing at Etobicoke apartment

A man in his early 30s has died after a stabbing at an Etobicoke apartment building, said police.

General May 17, 2026
Family of missing Ontario man to take part in spring search in Mont-Tremblant

Family of missing Ontario man to take part in spring search in Mont-Tremblant

A $50,000 reward remains in place for information that leads to locating missing Ontario man Liam Toman, though it is set to expire on Wednesday.

Canada May 17, 2026
Sabres comfortable with ‘chaos in the crease’ as they force game 7 showdown

Sabres comfortable with ‘chaos in the crease’ as they force game 7 showdown

The Buffalo Sabres have made four goalie swaps and still remain in position to win the second-round, best-of-seven series against the Montreal Canadiens.

Sports May 17, 2026
U.S. links Toronto consulate shooting to alleged Iranian-backed commander

U.S. links Toronto consulate shooting to alleged Iranian-backed commander

An man has been charged with terrorism offences in the U.S. and is accused of helping direct the March shooting at the U.S. consulate in Toronto and other attacks.

Crime May 16, 2026

Maple Leafs part ways with assistant GMs Brandon Pridham, Derek Clancey

More changes have been made to the Toronto Maple Leafs front office. The team announced Sunday it has mutually agreed to part ways with assistant general manager Brandon Pridham.

General May 17, 2026
Man dead, another arrested after stabbing in Toronto-area neighbourhood

Man dead, another arrested after stabbing in Toronto-area neighbourhood

Following a stabbing at an apartment, a man in his early 30s was transported to hospital in life-threatening condition and later pronounced dead, Toronto police said. 

Crime May 17, 2026
Leafs part ways with AGMs Pridham, Clancey

Leafs part ways with AGMs Pridham, Clancey

More changes have been made to the Toronto Maple Leafs front office.

Sports May 17, 2026