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Raptors Toronto victory parade marred by organizational problems
Despite what city officials say was "intense" planning, the Toronto Raptors victory parade saw hours of delays amid euphoric chaos. Many people were left stranded without water or sufficient bathroom facilities in the midday heat.
Doug Ford won't march in Toronto Pride parade over exclusion of uniformed police officers
Premier Doug Ford said Monday he will not march in Toronto's Pride parade this month because police are barred from participating while wearing their uniform.
TTC marks environmental milestone as 1st electric bus enters service
The TTC's first battery-powered, zero-emissions bus hit Toronto streets on Monday morning.
End of Beer Store deal has 'huge economic upside' for Ontario craft brewers, alcohol adviser says
The Progressive Conservatives' proposed termination of The Beer Store deal has a "huge economic upside" for Ontario's craft brewers, says the province's top adviser on alcohol.
Ford government to review Ontario's cycling policy amid surge in e-bikes, scooters
The Progressive Conservative government plans to review the rules of the road for cyclists and a host of electronic vehicles in Ontario, but the transportation minister says he "doesn't see a reason" to re-instate bicycle licences.
Pickering man who killed pregnant wife handed life sentence, to serve at least 17 years
A Pickering man convicted in the 2017 killing of his pregnant wife has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 17 years.
Drone footage shows extent of flooding in Ontario cottage country as further rain looms
Officials are warning communities in Ontario's cottage country that more devastating flooding could be on the way Wednesday as thousands of residents are "fighting a pretty tough battle" to save their homes.
Flooding in Ontario cottage country 'not near the end' as more rain on the way
Record-high floodwaters in Ontario's cottage country are starting to subside, but officials say they are still on alert because more rain is expected to soak the region later this week.
Water levels set to peak in Bracebridge, Ont., amid flooding emergency
The mayor of a small Muskoka town warned Friday that rising water levels in a river that edges through the community are set to peak, threatening to flood several properties and force more residents from their homes.
Man dead in house fire in Toronto's Roncesvalles Village
A man is dead following a "hot and deep-seated" fire in a house in Toronto's Roncesvalles Village neighbourhood late Tuesday evening.