Kanye West is arrogant. Kanye West is not Canadian. Fine, says Shad, but you can't say the man's not talented.

Downtown reaps rewards of sporting event on first weekend, report finds

Uber may drive a stake through the heart of the cab business and it's about time.

Hilliard MacBeth is standing by his prediction that the Canadian housing market is primed for a correction. The author of When The Bubble Bursts: Surviving the Canadian Real Estate Crash ​says it will happen this summer.

Maple Leafs coach Mike Babcock says he’s doodling forward lines on a napkin to use at training camp and now he can add another centre.

An Ontario Superior Court judge has dismissed the city’s application for an injunction against Uber’s ride-hailing operations in Toronto.

The digger Elton McDonald grew up on what’s probably the toughest street in Toronto—maybe even Canada—and he still lives there with his mother and two sisters. Three summers ago, a man got shot in the head behind their townhouse. Elton’s sister Anora Graham went to the man’s aid, pressing a shirt she’d run to fetch against the wound. He died two weeks later. Lots of others here have, too. “Elton went to school with kids who are not alive anymore,” says Anora. “They died when they were 16.”

Police in Toronto are asking for the public's help to solve the riddle of a mysterious tunnel discovered more than a month ago. Investigations have so far been unable to determine who built the tunnel or its purpose, but its discovery has fueled security concerns ahead of the Pan American and Parapan American Games in Canada this summer.

Less than 24 hours ago, the image of a newly-installed transit map at Toronto's Downsview Station hit Reddit under the headline "The TTC really wants you to "Ride the Rocket" ;-)." The map, which appears to have been tweeted by a transit passenger Monday evening, shows what the busy transit hub looks like as seen from above — which, as it turns out, is a lot like a penis.

After what was surely the most scandalous mayoral reign in the city's history, John Tory will replace Rob Ford as mayor of Toronto. The Ontario Progressive Conservative leader Tory won the election...

After a “douchebag” in a bowler hat was photographed taking up two seats on a crowded bus — and allegedly assaulted a woman who tried to stop him — thousands of Torontonians have joined an online hunt to track him down.

Mayor Rob Ford of Toronto will soon undergo chemotherapy for treatment of two unusual, malignant tumors, a physician told reporters on Wednesday.

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, who gained global notoriety for admitting he smoked crack cocaine, has dropped out of the race for re-election as mayor on Friday, after he was diagnosed with an abdominal tumor this week.

Toronto Police are warning residents to stay away from a 54-year-old man who is missing from a mental health institution. Thomas Brailsford was granted a day pass from the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) and was last seen at about 10 a.m. Monday. Police are describing him as "unlawfully at large."

Toronto mayor tells debate audience he promised to be in politics for 30 years.

For a long time, Toronto has enjoyed a reputation as a safe, clean city — you know, that whole "New York run by the Swiss" idea. And frankly, we prided ourselves on being better than those who simply drop their garbage on the street.

Rob Ford says an email has been sent to the deputy mayor and his brother, Councillor Doug Ford, threatening to blow up City Hall unless the mayor resigns within 12 hours. The mayor, who did not arrive at City Hall until after noon, read reporters the email outside of his office shortly before 2 p.m.

Tornado came through our neighborhood and went right between our neighbor's house and ours. Wind was blowing so hard the door wouldn't open. It knocked down all 3 trees in our backyard and threw an R.V. on top of a truck right behind us.

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DC Entertainment is refusing to allow the Superman logo to adorn a memorial statue of a Toronto boy who loved the superhero during his short life before his grandparents starved him to death. A coroner's inquest last winter into the death of five-year-old Jeffrey Baldwin caught the attention of an Ottawa man, who was moved by Jeffrey's plight and wanted to pay tribute to the boy.