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Another Toronto police officer is facing charges after allegedly unlawfully accessing private police databases over 15 months. The charge comes as the force faces increased scrutiny after the charges laid in the Project South investigation.

People expressed their support both for and against the Israeli-U.S. war in Iran on Al-Quds Day in front of the U.S. consulate.

A motion that calls for four not-for-profit grocery stores across the city to improve access to affordable food in neighbourhoods facing food insecurity.

Toronto's plan to install traffic calming measures around schools could take years to fully implement, raising concerns among road safety experts about what those delays could mean for children.

The student-run thrift shop offers affordable fashion and hands-on retail work experience.

Bystanders say officers shoved, slapped, and struck attendees, while escalating tensions as the rally drew to a close.

The Build Green Symposium gathers industry professionals to discuss reducing carbon emissions on jobsites.

A rainy, cold Saturday didn't keep an anti-immigration group from setting up inside a police barricade at Sankofa Square. A slightly larger group of counter-protesters were there to challenge the rhetoric in a non-violent way.

The Etobicoke Philharmonic Orchestra and musician Corey Butler united to create "Hymns to Freedom," combining Western orchestra with African American stories. It was a harmonious meeting of cultures and a meaningful introduction to Black History Month.

Toronto City Council members debated this year’s city budget, which included a significant investment in public transit, public safety, and education. Mayor Olivia Chow’s 2026 budget was passed unanimously by the council.