Once considered an economic powerhouse, Toronto today faces rising unemployment, weak income growth and stagnant living standards, according to a new study released Thursday by the Fraser Institute.

The Toronto arrests — and the serious nature of the allegations behind them — have damaged the public's trust in police, Ontario’s inspector general of policing said You can save this article by ...

As the Toronto-area housing market continues to falter, desperate preconstruction condo buyers are offering to pay for someone to take units off their hands. Listings of assignment sales, where the ...

Investigation exposes ‘corrosive’ reach of organized crime in Canada, with links to bribes, drug trade and a murder plot At least eight current and former Toronto police officers have been arrested ...

This could be a dark night in Toronto Police history — and Thursday is shaping up to be an equally dark day. Seven Toronto Police officers were arrested Wednesday in a massive alleged drugs, guns and ...

Amid the revelations from Thursday morning’s shocking press conference that saw seven Toronto police officers and one retiree charged with various offences, there is a great deal to examine in the ...

Temperatures in Toronto are forecast to plunge to -25°C Thursday night, which, if reached, would mark the coldest temperature recorded at Toronto Pearson Airport (YYZ) in a decade. Some weather models ...

Historic January snowstorm dumps 60+ cm on Greater Toronto Area, sets records at Pearson airport The January 25 snowstorm will be remembered as a historic winter event in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA ...

Some parts of city were buried under nearly 60cm of snow and over 500 flights were cancelled Sunday Toronto is beginning to dig itself out from the largest snowfall in the city’s history, a process ...

Canada’s biggest city got roughly 22 inches, and giant snow banks are unlikely to melt soon because of colder than usual temperatures. By Vjosa Isai and Jin Yu Young Vjosa Isai reported from Toronto ...

Toronto is digging itself out of mountains of snow on Monday after a massive winter storm on Sunday dumped around 50 centimetres of the white stuff or more in Toronto, depending on how close you are ...

Downtown Toronto received nearly 60 centimetres of snow as strong winds, gusting up to 50 kilometres an hour, led to whiteout conditions on the roads You can save this article by registering for free ...