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A Toronto nonprofit is being recognized as one of the city’s Community Champions. Full Spectrum Social hosts events for adults living with autism helping create friendships and connections that can last a lifetime.

Once known for its factories and auto body shops, Davenport is now being recognized on the global stage.

More than 1,500 road hockey players gathered this weekend for the 14th annual Road Hockey to Conquer Cancer tournament, raising a record-breaking $3.2 million for cancer research.

Baseball fever is back in Toronto, and it's not just the Rogers Centre that's feeling the heat.

A person in Alberta has died from influenza, the first casualty of the 2025-26 flu season, according to provincial data.

As temperatures drop across the GTA, local auto shops are warning drivers not to wait until the first blast of winter to swap out their tires.

A new forecast from Dalhousie University shows that 7,000 restaurants went out of business across Canada last year and predicts another 4,000 could close in 2026, with Ontario expected to take a significant hit.

Kids Help Phone says there's been a sharp increase in the number of requests for help coming from young people in the middle of the night, with an even larger surge expected this September when school starts.

With kids getting ready to head back to the classroom, doctors are warning parents to expect more respiratory viruses circulating in the weeks ahead. That message comes as a new report shows vaccination numbers were below 50 per cent last year.

Dozens of cycling advocates filled the streets of downtown Toronto on Friday night as part of a ride organized in response to a recent court ruling allowing the Ford government to move forward with its plan to rip out 19 kilometres of protected bike lanes on Bloor Street, Yonge Street and University Avenue.