Authorities are trying to identify more than a dozen people involved in a “chaotic” and unsanctioned street party at the University of Guelph, and demanding accountability from those who put their peers in danger.
The Michelin Guide does more than scour the best restaurants in any given city across the world, it also searches for the top places to stay at. This year, 13 hotels were awarded Michelin Keys in Ontario (and not all of them are in Toronto).
Toronto’s all-night arts festival Nuit Blanche returns this weekend with exhibits throughout the city’s downtown core.
Twelve Jewish teachers have filed human rights complaints against four Ontario school boards, including the Toronto District School Board, and two teachers’ unions.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says that anyone convicted of murdering a police officer shouldn’t be eligible for parole for a period of 30 years.
Toronto mayoral candidate Chris Alexander is promising to move thousands of people experiencing homelessness out of shelters and into permanent housing, aiming for 1,000 placements by summer 2027 as part of a four-year plan to relieve pressure on the city’s over-burdened shelter system.
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