Premier Doug Ford and his government have moved one step closer to removing bike lanes from downtown Toronto streets, including along Bloor Street, University Avenue and Yonge Street. Following a victory at the Appeal Court last month, the...
The province is targeting students who skip under its new policy that will dock marks for missed classes — but principals get to make the final call whether extended vacations or non-school sports tournaments will count as authorized absences.
John Rosenthal, a self-styled accountant to the financial stars of Toronto, has been forced into bankruptcy by his estranged wife, owing millions to former clients. For decades, Rosenthal, 75, was everybody's “best friend,” holidaying with...
The owner of a café-grocer in Toronto's west end who fought for — and won — the ability to sell coffee on the residential street is walking away from the two cafés she opened in the city after she says the rent at one was set to rise...
Longtime Art Gallery of Ontario director and CEO Stephan Jost, who steered the museum through the COVID-19 pandemic and helped spearhead a major new expansion but whose tenure has also been mired in controversy, will step down from his...
The Blue Jays didn't exactly charge into September, opening their biggest series of the season (so far) by getting thoroughly dominated by right-hander Gavin Williams in a 6-1 loss to the Cleveland Guardians at Progressive Field on...
