Toronto and Ontario Headlines You Need to Know Today
Top Toronto and Ontario stories on election, crime, sports, and business.
What to know about voting in Toronto's municipal election
Toronto municipal election guide covers key voting deadlines and options
See mailin and advance voting details so you can cast your ballot on time
Four arrested in GTA firearm trafficking investigation linked to shootings
Peel police arrest 4 in a firearm trafficking probe tied to 14 GTA shootings
23 guns, 950 rounds and cocaine were seized—see how the crossborder network was exposed
Sentencing hearing begins for Kenneth Law in poisonselling case
Kenneth Law sentencing hearing: Ontario court weighs 14 suicide counselling counts
Could exceed the usual 14year max, with international impact and more to come
Toronto officer not charged after cyclist injured during May arrest, SIU says
Toronto police officer not charged after cyclist injury in arrest, SIU says force was lawful
See what the watchdog found in the Queens Quay case and why the cyclist’s lawyer plans to challenge it
Ford government delays full Taste of the Danforth payment
Taste of the Danforth funding delay leaves Toronto organizers waiting on Ford's pledge
See why vendors are frustrated and what the province says is holding up payment
Toronto tech conference Elevate rebrands as Nrth
Nrth Toronto tech conference rebrand brings a fresh identity for the event
See how organizers plan more events in 2027 and a bigger stage for tech
Leonard signs 2year, $115M extension with Raptors
Kawhi Leonard signs a $115M Raptors extension, adding star power to Toronto
See the contract details, player option, and what it means for the Raptors
Anonymous donor gives $100 million to Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation
Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation gets $100M gift for cancer research, care
Support the $2.5B Carry the Fire campaign and see how it advances hope
Ontario manufacturing sector still faces workforce shortages, industry group says
Ontario manufacturing faces skilled labour shortages despite easing job vacancies
See why training gaps and retirements still thr