Mahdis Habibinia

Toronto police arrested five people at a pro-Palestinian protest that blocked railway lines near the Junction neighbourhood on Tuesday evening.

‘It's one hundred per cent a trend,' says the local councillor of marrying new residential towers with schools and community centres.

Black Creek Pioneer Village is also in talks with other marginalized communities to work their stories and perspectives into the museum.

‘This year we have great talent, a really young roster, but we also have players that make plays,' said Torontonian Jaxon Doctorow.

The Star trekked along the entire 15.6 km route of Metrolinx’s Ontario Line. Here’s what we saw — and didn’t see — in Toronto’s neighbourhoods.

A 35-year-old Toronto man accused of fatally shooting a “brave” and “loyal” 29-year-old construction engineer has been named Canada's most wanted fugitive.

The Art Gallery of Ontario and Ontario Public Service Employees Union Local 535 met last week and this week at the bargaining table but are still no closer to a deal.

More than 430 workers at the Art Gallery of Ontario have reached a tentative deal with management in a bid to end a historic first strike for the gallery, the union posted on X early Thursday morning.

When the teen requested foster placement from York Region CAS, staff denied her, saying she had two options: “a shelter bed or living on the street.”

Nicky Young won't give up the two concrete skate ramps that he and community members built in a popular skateboard park without a fight, even though the city has warned it will remove them.