A Toronto police officer has been given a temporary demotion for her role in the arrest of a Black university student who was stopped, Tasered and kneed in the neck in what turned out to be a case of "mistaken identity," according to police disciplinary documents.

Many in Toronto, and across the world, are marking the anniversary of Hamas's deadly attack that killed more than a thousand Israelis and which initiated an Israeli military response that has killed tens of thousands of Palestinians.

A lucrative Airbnb rental has turned into a nightmare for a Toronto host after his guest was arrested and the unit was raided by police, leaving him with what he says is almost $40,000 in damages and lost income. 

Ontario’s shifting approach to the drug overdose crisis has ignited a fierce debate between those who see supervised consumption sites as critical spaces that save lives every day and others who say they’ve made the neighbourhoods where they’re located unsafe.

As Ontario considers building a tunnel underneath Highway 401, some say the provincial government can learn from a similar highway megaproject south of the border. 

The construction of new homes is not keeping pace with population growth across the Greater Toronto Area and housing affordability continues to worsen, says a new report commissioned by a group representing the region's building industry — and the data shows the problem could get even worse.

Commuters who park their vehicles at the Aurora GO station before taking the train are frustrated by what they say is a lack of nearby parking due to construction and a reserved parking program that regularly sees spots sitting empty.