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Main artery of Alderwood partially shut down after police were called for reports of a personal injury collision.

Teachers' unions warn cuts could exceed 600 positions and impact student support, while the Toronto District School Board argues cuts are tied to declining enrolment.

Toronto’s long-awaited playoff berth marks a turning point after years of rebuilding

Toronto ends six-game losing streak with win over World Series champion Dodgers, but questions remain after early-season slide.

Humber Polytechnic’s Digital Detox Day provides a way for students to interact with each other and fill out their passports to reality.

The future of Canada’s film industry was on display at Humber Polytechnic as the 2026 FMTV graduating class premiered their original short films.

Canada’s economy grew by a modest 0.1 per cent in January, with mining, oil and gas sectors offsetting declines in manufacturing.

Ontario MP Marilyn Gladu decided to leave the Conservatives and join the Liberal caucus. Prime Minister Mark Carney is now just one seat short of a majority government.

Three byelections, two of them in Toronto, are being held on April 13. University-Rosedale and Scarborough Southwest are expected to remain Liberal, while Terrebonne in Quebec is once again showing it could be a tight race.

Airlines are beginning to roll out fuel surcharges as the rising cost of oil and jet fuel increase operating costs. Travellers are expected to feel the impact as peak summer travel season approaches.