Stittsville’s Carp Road Flea Market to close at end of September

If you were planning on heading to Stittsville to browse endless shelves of vintage tools, records and teacups, you’ll want to do it soon. After 50 years of treasure hunts,

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Outdoor workers at risk, advocates say, as wildfire smoke blankets Toronto

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When Adam Kadir left home Thursday morning to work as a carpenter at a west-end construction site, he immediately noticed

Scooter driver critically injured in crash near Bloor and Dufferin

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A scooter driver has been critically injured following a crash involving a vehicle in Toronto’s west end. Emergency crews were

Smoky conditions return, but weekend should clear up with mild temps

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Take deep breaths to enjoy the relatively clear air Friday because forecasters expect smoke from northern Ontario wildfires to drift

Officials scrambled behind the scenes as Trump took aim at bridge project: emails

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OTTAWA - An American diplomat raised several questions about the Gordie Howe bridge in a phone call shortly before U.S.

Lettuce at Taco Bell in 5 states confirmed as source of a diarrhea-causing parasite outbreak

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Federal health officials have identified lettuce from Mexico served by Taco Bell locations across five U.S. states as a source

How does wildfire smoke affect your brain today and down the road?

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TORONTO — The perils of wildfire smoke don’t stop at the lungs or the heart. They can also affect the

Lord Huron was the dark horse on the Bluesfest lineup. Here’s what happened.

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Of the nine headliners at this year’s Bluesfest, Lord Huron was the dark horse, the least-known act of the bunch

Ontario could see relief from wildfire smoke as blazes continue across north

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People who have been wheezing and sneezing at the sight and smell of northern Ontario wildfire smoke this week could

As Toronto summers get hotter, concert organizers face new hurdles in keeping fans cool — and safe

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Another week of record-breaking heat and poor air quality hasn’t kept thousands of music fans from attending outdoor concerts across the