Social Networks

Concerns over crowd size, illegally parked vehicles led to early Do West Fest shutdown: Toronto police

By News Room

Toronto police officers say concerns over the size of the crowds at Do West Fest and issues with illegally parked

Pride flag cut down at Catholic school in rural west Ottawa

By News Room

A Pride flag was cut down at a west Ottawa Catholic elementary school in what police are investigating as a

Toronto Zoo launches free field trip program for students

By News Room

Toronto students will soon have free access to one of the city’s most popular educational destinations, as the Toronto Zoo

Chow pitches spending nearly $240K more for Toronto rain barrel program amid high demand

By News Room

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says demand has soared for a low-cost rain barrel program introduced as part of the 2026

Where you can watch the FIFA World Cup in Ottawa

By News Room

For fans wanting a stadium-style viewing experience, two Cineplex theatres in Ottawa will screen matches live in partnership with TSN.

Toronto man arrested for allegedly trying to open bank account with fake ID in Whitby

By News Room

Durham Regional Police have arrested a man from Toronto after he allegedly tried to fraudulently open a bank account in

Suspects using glue to scout condo units prompt renewed warning from York police

By News Room

York Regional Police (YRP) are issuing a renewed public warning after two recent cases in Markham and Richmond Hill revealed

7 in 10 polled in Toronto, Vancouver say FIFA World Cup matches ‘not worth public costs’

By News Room

A new poll finds many people in Toronto and Vancouver don’t think hosting the World Cup matches are worth the

Poilievre’s campaign against Alberta separation

By News Room

It’s been an interesting past few months for the federal Conservatives, from several MPs crossing the floor, to reports of