Filippo Marrella thinks it's time for Toronto politicians to show leadership by rolling back their pay increase.

Two weeks after her 6-year-old daughter suddenly died, Kuldip Thindal is haunted by two questions:

Bus travel between York University and Downsview subway station should be easier starting September, thanks to a new service integration plan from York Region Transit and the TTC.

The group Friends of Christie Pits has stepped up its war against the temporary garbage dump in its community, vowing to ignore urgings from Toronto's top public health official that it stop preventing the site from being sprayed for insects.

Movie star Leonardo DiCaprio is expected to testify that a Toronto woman accused of throwing a drinking glass at him at a Hollywood Hills party started by yelling profanities at him, according to U.S. prosecutors.

A Toronto woman accused of assaulting actor Leonardo DiCaprio at a Los Angeles party has been granted bail pending an extradition hearing.

Coming off a 5-0 win against Tampa Bay in which they broke the Rays' seven-game winning streak, the Toronto Blue Jays are looking forward to visiting the New York Yankees Friday afternoon.

Toronto's chief medical officer of health is defending chemical use at garbage dump sites set up during the civic workers strike following residents' complaints that the pest-control spraying is doing more harm than good.

The Toronto Maple Leafs re-signed speedy forward Mikhail Grabovski to a three-year deal, the team announced on Thursday.

Mike Komisarek is fully aware that most of the fans he made during his years with the Montreal Canadiens consider him the enemy now that he has joined the rival Toronto Maple Leafs.

Several people at the scene apparently told police that speeding is common in the area.

Jarvis St. Remy was killed on the night of Friday May 1, found suffering from gunshot wounds in the Dundas Street West and St. Clair West area.

Canadian solider Cpl. Nicholas Bulger, 30, has been killed and five others injured after a roadside bomb blast in Afghanistan

Meanwhile, more details came out about Jackson’s public memorial, which is supposed to take place on Tuesday at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

The small parish of Memramcook in southern New Brunswick is the scene of a state funeral for Canada's first Acadian governor general.

The number of Canadians who are late on making their monthly credit payments has swollen to more than half a million, according to a new report by Equifax Canada.

A.J. Burnett scattered six hits over seven innings to win for the third time in four starts as the Yankees opened their weekend series with a 4-2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Friday.

Ontario is now reporting 12 deaths associated with the H1N1 flu for a national total of 33.

The Toronto stock market ended the week flat as investors weighed weak oil prices with good news out of the base metals sector.

The civic workers' strike here in Toronto is a couple days away now from entering week three, and the City is making a bit of a shift for room in their contingency plans.

Jason Clarke and Michelle Sowinski of Toronto, both in their mid-thirties are facing over 100 weapons and drug charges following a police search of their condo Thursday.

KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - A Canadian soldier travelling behind the senior commander in Afghanistan's Kandahar province was killed after his vehicle struck an improvised explosive device.

Thu, 2006-02-16 11:46. The Toronto Police Services board has voted unanimously in favour of new policies that mean Toronto police should ONLY ask immgration status if they have a bona fide reason for doing so.

There's worry from doctors that the city won't be prepared to deal with the upcoming flu season and H1N1, given the civic worker's strike has gone into Day 12 and those responsible for setting up vaccination centres are on the picket lines.

Day 12 of Toronto's civic worker strike has the garbage pilling up and residents frustrated.

Mother of Jarvis St. Remy, the 18-year-old young man who was gunned down at a bus shelter at Dundas St West and Howland on Friday the 1st of May 2009, is pleading for someone to come forward with information about her son's murder.

Hopefully no big bad wolf blows this house down.

The city is opening two new temporary dump sites as it prepares to close two others.

More than $3-million worth of marijuana, cocaine and Ecstasy is off the streets after a drug investigation east of Toronto, police announced today.