Toronto’s Biggest Headlines You Need to Know Today

Top Toronto and Ontario stories, from jobs and deals to crime and wildlife.

Toronto opens applications for municipal election jobs Toronto election jobs: apply now for thousands of paid municipal voting roles Get matched near home and help support a fair, accessible Oct. 26 vote Toronto sees modest economic boost from World Cup Toronto World Cup hosting gave the city a modest economic boost and busier venues See the spending trends, visitor impact, and what Toronto may gain after the tournament Rogers to become sole owner of MLSE after $4.35 billion deal Rogers buys MLSE stake for full control of Toronto sports assets and venues See what the $4.35B deal means for fans, ads, and Rogers' media power Raptors to hold news conference with special guest Raptors news conference signals a milestone announcement in Toronto with Bobby Webster Rumors point to a major Kawhi Leonard return, with Kyle Lowry's future also drawing attention Rob Cerjanec drops out of Ontario Liberal leadership race Ontario Liberal leadership race shifts as Rob Cerjanec drops out before voting See who remains in the contest and what comes next for the party Man killed in Brampton shooting, police seek two suspects Brampton fatal shooting: Peel police investigate a Sunday afternoon homicide See what investigators know so far and how witnesses can help with the case Twoyearold seriously injured in coyote attack at Whitby playground Whitby coyote attack injures toddler at Vanier Park, raising safety concerns Police urge residents to stay alert near parks, trails and green spaces St. Catharines gives former GM site 120 days to complete cleanup work St. Catharines cleanup order upheld for former GM site on Ontario St. See why officials say the unsafe property must be repaired or removed soon Toddler bitten by coyote at Whitby playground Coyote attack in Whitby: toddler bitten at a playground, police say Stay alert near parks and trails as officers warn of more coyote sightings