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The Shaw Festival bungles the sole show this season by its namesake playwright, George Bernard Shaw

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Heartbreak House By Bernard Shaw, directed by Tim Carroll. Until Oct. 3 at the Jackie Maxwell Studio Theatre, 10 Queen’s

Canadian drone company Landing Zones signs partnership deal with Airbus

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TORONTO - Canadian drone company Landing Zones has signed a strategic partnership agreement with Airbus Defence and Space for advanced

Canadians have more than one way to retaliate against Donald Trump

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On a week that Donald Trump has been throwing his weight around with Canada, there is something deeply satisfying in

Brampton couple wins $70M Lotto Max jackpot after Mother’s Day gift turns into ‘the surprise of a lifetime’

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A Brampton couple who came to Canada from Jamaica “with nothing” are now celebrating a life‑changing $70‑million Lotto Max jackpot,

South Korean singer Lim Kim traces a decade of self-discovery on new album ‘Exit to Nowhere’

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SEOUL (AP) — Lim Kim has spent the past decade figuring out where she fits — in the music industry,

Youth sexually assaulted on TTC bus, police say; suspect images released

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Toronto police are asking for the public’s help identifying a man accused of sexually assaulting a youth on a TTC

The well-directed ‘Twelfth Night’ at the High Park Amphitheatre turns love into madness

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Twelfth Night By William Shakespeare, adapted and directed by Gregory Prest. Until Sept. 6 at the High Park Amphitheatre, 1873

Retailers, suppliers hesitant to raise concerns, grocery code report finds

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OTTAWA - An early look into how Canada’s new grocery code of conduct is faring finds there’s hesitation among suppliers

More than 170 wildfires burning in Ontario’s north

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Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources is listing 173 wildfires as active this morning in Ontario’s north, including 12 that had

Why late-night coffee is making a comeback in Toronto, with cafés staying open as late at 2 a.m.

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It’s 11 p.m. on a weekday, but Qishr Yemeni Coffee House by Sankofa Square is still busy. The 10 p.m.

This vacant landmark on Toronto's waterfront will become an arts and culture venue after a $20-million reno

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A long-vacant heritage building on Toronto’s waterfront will reopen this fall as a new arts and culture hub after a

Average new single-family home price drops 15% in June as townhome, semi sales surge

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The average price of new single-family homes in the GTA was down significantly in June from 12 months ago as