Crews battling 3-alarm fire at industrial bakery in Etobicoke
Crews are battling a large fire that broke out at an industrial bakery in Etobicoke.
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‘We’re encased in flames’: Video emerges of train halted in wildfire, union lambasts CN RailOpens in new window
This family thought they booked an ‘amazing’ Toronto Airbnb. They say AI was used to generate the photos.Opens in new window
Soot has covered a Hamilton neighbourhood and the local councillor says the problem is getting worseOpens in new window
An 11-year-old from York Region goes door-to-door offering to clean bins. His business is ‘blowing up’Opens in new window
Someone burned down this east-end Toronto school’s Pride display. Then the community responded.Opens in new window
Toronto woman who police called ‘female belligerent’ fights her traffic tickets—and winsOpens in new window
World Cup 2026
Heavyweights Spain, Argentina to clash in World Cup Final on TSNOpens in new window
Kilbane: You can never write Argentina off but they need to do things differently vs. SpainOpens in new window
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How an Italian sculptor created the World Cup trophy that became an iconOpens in new window
A clash of styles: Spain awaits Argentina in World Cup FinalOpens in new window
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In Pictures
This is what Toronto looks like as wildfire smoke envelops the city
The wildfire smoke from northern Ontario is billowing across the province, deteriorating the air quality and wiping a sepia-toned filter against the skies. These photos show the scenes of what Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area look like on July 15, 2026, when the air quality health index reached maximum risk conditions.
Toronto
Poor air quality-related emergency visits spiked at 2 Toronto hospitals on Wednesday
Two emergency departments in Toronto say preliminary data shows a significant jump in visits for “respiratory and air-quality” issues on Wednesday.
Canada
Majority of Canadians support proposed West Coast pipeline as Bruderheim welcomes prospect of new growth
A majority of Canadians support a proposed oil pipeline from Alberta to British Columbia’s West Coast, according to a new poll, while residents in Bruderheim Atla. — the small town expected to serve as its starting point — hope the project could bring jobs, businesses and long-term growth.
Queen's Park
‘You’re paying back every single penny’: Ford says ministers must repay taxpayers for Toronto hotel stays
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says members of his government who billed taxpayers for Toronto hotel stays despite living in and around the GTA will pay back “every single penny” adding that the expenses are “totally unacceptable.”
Talk Shows
Toronto City Hall
Toronto is looking to have more pedestrian-friendly streets. What could that look like?
Toronto is looking at having more pedestrian-friendly streets throughout the city, where people can walk arm-in-arm from store to restaurant without worrying about oncoming traffic or waiting for street lights to change.
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