Measures to fast-track applications resulted in fewer checks to prevent fraud, a source tells the Star. The government counters it is "taking concrete steps" address fraud in the program.

The city confirmed Friday that no necessary permit had been issued for a dumpster at the same location where a cyclist was killed on Thursday.

Palestinian Youth Movement, the protest organizer, held a second protest in front of police’s 51 Division headquarters against the arrests made earlier in the day.

Toronto police officers can evidently keep their jobs and keep getting paid for them even after they’ve been convicted of a crime.

A supportive housing development on Cummer Avenue remains unbuilt after more than three years, while a similar project in East York has been providing much-needed homes.

A recently retired senior city bureaucrat is among 16 people charged in raids that police say shut down an organized illegal gambling ring.

The question is, can raising fines have an impact if drivers are rarely ticketed?

A bus lane would mean Spadina’s southbound lanes would be reduced from three to two between Richmond Street West and Lake Shore Boulevard West. .

The new 51-unit building on a former UHN parking lot is set to open this winter.

The bureau said between June 2022 and March 2023, the cinema and entertainment giant generated a revenue of nearly $17 million in junk fees.

Why is trying to get across Toronto on King Street such a royal pain?

Bill Petropoulos's death marks the second cyclist killed in Scarborough in a month, meaning the neighbourhood has already met the city-wide average number of cyclist lives lost annually for the

The dumpster was placed in a bike lane on Bloor Street West near Avenue Road in Yorkville shortly ahead of where a cyclist was killed after merging into traffic two weeks ago.

If Nelson Mandela was right that there is no keener revelation of a society’s soul than the way in which it treats children, Canada has reason to worry. Our kids

Soleiman Faqiri died after he was beaten, pepper sprayed and restrained by dozens of correctional officers at an Ontario jail. His brother Yusuf hopes the inquest will show Soleiman was more than his...

“I want what happened to Ozama to never be repeated,” says Mississauga mom Kadene Thain. An inquest into her son’s death closes this week.

Anybody who says getting there is half the fun never took the Spadina replacement bus.

There is no longer any question about how Soleiman Faqiri was killed. Now, Maryam Faqiri says she wants Canadians to understand that her son was more than his mental illness.

“There is no longer any doubt left that my brother was killed by correctional officers,” brother Yusuf Faqiri told the Star.

One lane of the Don Valley Parkway heading northbound beyond Dundas Street East has reopened after being completely underwater Wednesday afternoon, according to Toronto police.

The heavy rainfall was only one part of why the Don, along with Toronto, flooded. A culmination of inadequate infrastructure, a worn-down system, climate change and other factors exacerbated the...

During his trial, Umar Zameer and his wife had told their children their father was busy working on “a project.” On Sunday, they were able to tell them: “Baba’s project

Relationships and gatherings are falling victim to the city's divide, which is getting too hard to bridge without hours in traffic or transit.

The question is, can raising fines have an impact if drivers are rarely ticketed?

The disproportionality of the police response to them should frighten us all, writes Shree Paradkar.

Members of the TTC’s largest union came to an agreement on a framework after weeks of negotiations.

“Geopolitical unrest in the Middle East has generated unprecedented tensions in our city,” Chief Myron Demkiw said Thursday morning.

Starting this month until the end of the year, the 510 and 310 Spadina streetcars will be replaced by buses from Spadina Station to Queens Quay and from Spadina Station to Union Station, the TTC says.

The status quo in Ontario jails “cannot continue,” inquest counsel Prabhu Rajan said, recommending the jury find Faqiri’s death to be a homicide.

North York Harvest Food Bank has outgrown its warehouse facilities, but securing a new space would see the share of its budget going to rent jump 1,000 per cent.

Villiers Island offers a rare opportunity to build a community from scratch. Toronto’s plans are ‘ambitious,’ but critics say they don’t go far enough.

Nicco Di Mauro, who is autistic and loves patterns and order, has been obsessed with trains for the past six months, monitoring transit delays, playing train simulators and watching YouTube videos of...

Toronto police discovered emails between Barry and Honey Sherman where Barry accused Honey of being abusive to both him and their children for decades

The last outdoor batting cages in the city and the longest go-kart track in Canada close for good to allow for Centennial Park revamp.

Zameer was found not guilty of all charges in the death of Const. Jeffrey Northrup in April.

The Correctional Service of Canada says it's "committed to improving offenders’ access to computer-based learning and post-secondary education.”

“I couldn’t wrap my head around her attitude,” retired OPP detective Sam Lazarevich told the Star of meeting celebrated author Alice Munro in 2004.

Whether anyone is willing to forgive those in charge for any or all of these delays, they cannot really accept them. You cannot rely on a service that is constantly proving itself unreliable, writes...

"The police can park where they need to. If they wanted to park upside down, inside out, or on top of a building, that would be acceptable."

The Star’s City Hall Bureau on how the councillors are scrambling to find their new roles under Mayor Olivia Chow.