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A Toronto Blue Jays fan is warning others to be vigilant after expensive tickets he bought for his parents were stolen from his online account.

Greg Desgroseilliers has dealt with repeat flooding inside his Toronto apartment, but he doesn’t live in a flood plain nor is it the result of thunderous rain storms. His place floods when his neighbours use the shared laundry room.

After a long wait, Mark Carney's Liberals picked up more wins in Brampton and another seat in Toronto on Tuesday. Canada's federal election saw hard fought battles across the country — especially in the Greater Toronto Area.

Council unanimously backed Chow’s 10-point plan to respond to the tariff fight on Wednesday, though some councillors said Toronto needs to be careful not to alienate potential visitors from the U.S., or American companies looking to invest in the city.

If you've paid zero attention to the Ontario election but want to get out and vote on Thursday, this is the article for you.

Seniors who are already out of the country are trying to figure out how to vote by mail, while those about to leave worry they'll be casting early ballots without a full picture of what the parties are promising at a crucial moment in Ontario's history.

Days before its board pulled support for a controversial documentary about Russia's war in Ukraine, TVO was ready to defend the film, documents obtained by CBC Toronto show.

Metrolinx has let go two senior managers, including one who was working on rapid transit projects.

The City of Toronto is poised to drop $9.5 million in emergency spending to keep construction of the St. Lawrence Market north building on track — and a serious internal management issue is partly to blame, a document obtained by CBC Toronto shows.

Mississauga residents will pick their next mayor on June 10 in an election that’s taking place as Ontario faces a housing crisis and many are seeing costs rise in their daily lives.

So, why does this matter for your neighbourhood when the snow starts flying? The biggest problem, an industry source told CBC Toronto, is that creates an environment where contractors will now have less urgency to get their snow-clearing machines out on the roads.

The City of Toronto is trying to find out how much it was overcharged by a general contractor working on several multi-million dollar projects, a confidential document obtained by CBC Toronto shows.

You probably don’t want to think about snow right now, but the city’s auditor general has released new information about Toronto’s snow-clearing efforts you should know about.

You’ve just found out John Tory has resigned as Toronto’s mayor. If you live in the city, that likely means a summer byelection.

CBC Toronto was only able to obtain the price tag by filing a freedom of information request. That request took months to get back, resulting in this story being published now, as city council prepares for the final debate on a budget that includes $48 million in new money for the Toronto Police Service (TPS).

City documents obtained by CBC Toronto are raising serious questions about how prepared Toronto is when it comes to snow-clearing, days before a major storm is set to hit.

When was the last time you went on an adventure in your own city? If the answer is “too long” then this bike ride might be for you.

The Ontario Liberal party says, if elected, it would create a single rent control system for the province. In addition, the party says it would create a legal framework that would establish rent-to-own programs, so renters could potentially buy their home from their landlord.

Premier Doug Ford’s government is set to release a budget that will function more like a costed election platform, something the party didn’t produce before winning a majority government in the 2018 election.

Once a quasi-secret menu item, toppings like ginger and chiles are getting more common — and pizza experts say it’s delicious.