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One person dead after cement truck rolled over on Hwy. 401 in Scarborough
A person has died following a truck crash involving a cement truck on Highway 401 in Toronto's Scarborough area.
Victorian Toronto House Reimagined with Modern Organic Design
A Victorian home at 149 Roxborough St. E. in Toronto's Rosedale neighbourhood has undergone a complete restoration. The five-bedroom property now features a warm, organic modernist design, replacing its previous farmhouse aesthetic with rich textures and natural materials.
Na-Me-Res Marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2026 in Toronto
Toronto Indigenous non-profit Na-Me-Res is holding its fifth annual Day of Remembrance to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2026. The event aims to educate the community on First Nations, Inuit, and Métis history while honoring residential school survivors. It will feature cultural programming at Hillcrest Park.
Phoenix Concert Theatre planning relocation
Toronto's Phoenix Concert Theatre is planning a move and may reopen at another historic concert venue in the city’s west end after submitting plans to the city.
Canadiens top Maple Leafs 3-2 in McKenna's NHL debut
The Montreal Canadiens topped the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2 in a regular-season opener for both teams. Josh Anderson and Alexandre Carrier scored for Montreal.
Motorcyclist hospitalized after crash on Gardiner Expressway
A motorcyclist was taken to the hospital following a collision that occurred on the Gardiner Expressway Tuesday night. Emergency crews responded to the eastbound lanes of the highway before the northbound Don Valley Parkway at 8:11 p.m. The crash caused the closure of the eastbound lanes, leading to heavy traffic delays in Toronto.
Man in his 50s injured in Scarborough stabbing
Toronto police are investigating a stabbing that occurred Tuesday night in Scarborough. The incident was reported near Eglinton Avenue East and Markham Road around 8:22 p.m. Toronto paramedics transported the victim, who sustained serious injuries, to the hospital.
Undercover Operation into Gun Trafficking Network Leads to Three Arrests in Toronto
Toronto police have detained three suspects following an undercover operation that infiltrated a gun trafficking network. The months-long investigation, Project Playfight, began after officers received information about online firearm sales. Authorities uncovered a group allegedly supplying firearms outside lawful channels.
Toronto Operations Update for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
On Wednesday, which marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, federal government buildings like CRA and Canada Post will be closed in Toronto. While most grocery stores and malls run regularly, the Toronto Public Library branches will be shut down.
Toronto Men Charged with Murder in York Region; Man Wanted for Hamilton Robberies
Two Toronto residents face first-degree murder charges following a man's death in Vaughan. Separately, Hamilton Police are seeking a suspect linked to four business robberies between September 6 and September 25.
Toronto Woman Reports Inability to Reach Human Support After Meta Account Shutdown
A Toronto woman stated that Meta permanently shut down her Facebook and Instagram accounts without warning. She reported being unable to speak with a human representative at Meta since the deletion on September 24th, relying only on AI chatbots. Experts noted the importance of platform accountability given how woven social media is into personal life.
Toronto woman claims Meta won't let her reach a human after account deletion
A Toronto woman reports that Meta permanently shut down her Facebook and Instagram accounts without warning, leaving her only option to speak with AI chatbots.
Bed Bath & Beyond Returns to Canada Online After Closing All Stores
Bed Bath & Beyond is returning to Canadian shoppers, starting with an online store launched on Tuesday. Physical stores are not slated to open until late 2027. The online platform features about 6,000 products from over 80 brands for the Canadian market.
OPP Investigating Fatal Cement Truck Crash on Hwy 401
The Toronto OPP is investigating a single-vehicle crash involving a cement truck that resulted in the death of the driver. The incident occurred around 9:20 a.m. on the on-ramp to Highway 401, eastbound from northbound Kennedy Road. The on-ramp remains closed for the investigation.
Ajax Soccer Club Executive Director Accused of Defrauding Club of $650K
Durham police allege that the executive director and general manager of Ajax FC Soccer Club defrauded the club out of $650,000 over two years. The investigation began after reports of banking transaction irregularities were received in December 2024. Vicki Scott and Richard Karikari have been charged with various offenses.
What's open and closed on Truth and Reconciliation Day 2026 in Toronto
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation falls on Wednesday, Sept. 30, recognizing multi-generational trauma. While it is a paid holiday for federally regulated workers, it is not a statutory holiday in Ontario. The Eaton Centre and Bata Shoe Museum will be open that day.
Two full transit lines close for potential travel nightmare weekend in Toronto
Commuters face a rough time with two entire transit lines shutting down the weekend of October 3 and 4. Metrolinx announced closures for the Barrie GO and UP Express lines, alongside a large section of the GO Kitchener Line.
Three Charged, 15 Firearms Seized in Toronto Trafficking Investigation
Toronto police arrested three people and seized 15 firearms following a months-long investigation into online trafficking. Officers infiltrated an alleged network, tracing weapons back to a registered gun owner acting as the supplier. Additionally, 1,000 rounds of ammunition were recovered during searches in Toronto and Markham.
Undercover Officers Infiltrate Alleged Gun Trafficking Network in Toronto
Undercover Toronto police officers posed as online gun buyers to dismantle an alleged gun trafficking network. The operation, named Project Playfight, began after receiving information about an individual selling guns online. Multiple search warrants were executed in Toronto and Markham, leading to three arrests.
Toronto Woman Claims Meta Shut Down Accounts Without Warning
A Toronto woman stated that Meta permanently shut down her Facebook and Instagram accounts without warning, leaving her unable to restore access or speak with a human representative. Experts note the importance of social media to personal lives and careers.
111 New Rent-Geared-to-Income Homes Open in Toronto
The Frankfort Family Reena Residence, located at 165 Elm Ridge Dr., now offers 111 affordable and supportive homes. These units are for people with developmental/physical disabilities, seniors, and older adults. Residents will pay no more than 30% of their income toward rent.
City of Toronto to Hold Memorial Ceremony for Fallen Firefighters
The City of Toronto will hold a memorial ceremony to honour 14 fallen firefighters being added to the Memorial Honour Roll. The service, at Toronto Fire and Marine Station 334, will feature remarks and wreath-laying by the Mayor and Toronto Fire Chief Jim Jessop. This annual event recognizes the sacrifice of those who died in the line of duty.
Toronto Fire Services Hosts Annual Fire Prevention Week Open House
Toronto Fire Services is hosting its annual Fire Prevention Week Open House on Saturday, September 26th. The event at the Toronto Fire and EMS Training Centre will feature hands-on education and demonstrations focused on fire safety, including tips for preventing lithium-ion battery fires.
Ontario deficit in 2025-26 better than projected at $13 billion, province says
Ontario deficit in 2025-26 better than projected at $13 billion, province says Toronto Star
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