Lane Harrison

Ontario tenants accused of being behind on rent may soon have to fork over half of what their landlord claims they owe if they want to raise other issues about their unit at a tribunal hearing.

Staff looked at 104 locations across the city where speed cameras once ticketed drivers

In a new report, Mayor Olivia Chow describes as "horrifying," Toronto transportation staff say there has been a significant increase in speeding where cameras used to be located in the city.

Recent opinion polling suggests the Ontario Liberals may be righting the ship after years of heavy defeats to Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives as the race to take the helm of the party’s future begins to heat up.

First debate in leadership contest less than a week away

After making big changes to how motor vehicles can use the downtown intersection of Wellington Street W. and Portland Street, the City of Toronto says early data shows motor vehicle trips are significantly down while cycling and walking are up in the area.

Pedestrians and cyclists represented 89% of all trips up and down Portland when data was recorded

Premier Doug Ford’s government can rip out 19 kilometres of protected bike lanes, the Court of Appeal for Ontario has ruled in a decision released Friday, reversing a lower court decision made in July 2025.

Lithium-ion fires burn hot, happen fast and emit toxic gasses

A Newmarket mother is alleging her 21-year-old son with disabilities was the victim of excessive force and racial profiling at the hands of fare inspectors on York Region Transit. The Canadian Civil Liberties Association says the case highlights the need for greater oversight of law enforcement on public transit.