Toronto Humane Society Closes After Vandalism Incident
The Toronto Humane Society closed its Toronto location on October 3, 2026 due to vandalism, pausing its animal care and adoption services temporarily.
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Canada Allocates $26M to Support GTA Businesses Amid US Tariffs
The federal government pledged $26 million on Oct. 2 to support over 30 GTA businesses facing challenges from a U.S. tariff dispute.
Brad Bradford proposes tax cut, experts warn of revenue shortfall
Brad Bradford proposes cutting a key cash source to tackle the housing crisis, while experts warn Toronto must find extra revenue for essential services.
Ontario sees rise in mental‑health calls from young men after gambling legalisation
Calls from young men to Ontario's mental‑health helpline have risen since private online gambling was legalised in 2022, prompting discussion with recovering gamblers and a CBC reporter.
Toronto Man Charged for Alleged Child Luring
A Toronto man was charged after a 15-year-old girl reported online luring, prompting a police investigation in June 2026.
Brad Bradford Unveils Hundreds‑Million Dollar Budget Plan
Mayoral candidate Brad Bradford unveiled a budget plan with hundreds of millions in promised spending ahead of the municipal election, while opponents observe the proposal.
Olivia Chow Leads Toronto Mayoral Poll by Six Points
A recent poll puts Olivia Chow six points ahead in the Toronto mayoral race as the campaign enters its last month. The margin reflects current voter preferences.
Parents protest grade mix and teacher cut at Grove school
Parents are objecting to the TDSB's grade‑4/5 merge and loss of a teacher at The Grove Community School, citing a negative impact on education.
Toronto gas price set to hit 191.9 cents per litre Saturday
Toronto gasoline is expected to hit 191.9 cents per litre on Saturday, up six cents from Friday, with a likely five‑to‑six cent drop on Sunday.
Toronto Police Seek Driver After Fatal Scarborough Hit‑and‑Run
A pedestrian died after being struck in a hit‑and‑run on Midland and McNicoll Avenue in Scarborough on Oct. 2, 2026. Toronto police are now seeking the driver who fled the scene.
Canada Allocates $26 Million to GTA Firms Amid U.S. Tariff Dispute
The Canadian government unveiled a $26 million program on Oct. 2 to aid over 30 Greater Toronto Area businesses coping with the ongoing U.S. tariff dispute.
12-Year-Old Hit by Car in Lawrence Park
A 12-year-old boy was hit by a car in Lawrence Park on Oct. 2, 2026, and was taken to hospital. Police and emergency crews attended the incident.
Toronto Hospital Network Expands Housing Program for Homeless Patients
The Toronto hospital network will expand its permanent housing program for homeless patients to reduce emergency department visits. The existing program already assists homeless patients who often rely on emergency care.
Nuit Blanche Returns with 12‑Hour Art Marathon
Nuit Blanche launches a 12‑hour art marathon in Toronto on Oct 3‑4, featuring over 70 installations to celebrate its 20th anniversary.
Three Toronto Mayoral Candidates to Debate on CBC Oct 8
Three mayoral hopefuls will debate at CBC Toronto on Oct. 8, part of the pre‑election campaign.
Small Toronto Businesses Set Priorities for Next Mayor
Toronto’s small businesses have identified affordability, safety and tariff navigation as their main priorities for the incoming mayor, speaking out as the mayoral race draws to a close.
Toronto Police Arrest Man Over Extortion of 15‑Year‑Old
Police arrested a man on Oct. 2, 2026, for allegedly extorting and sending explicit images to a 15‑year‑old girl, part of an investigation into online child‑luring that started in June 2026.
Mayoral Candidate Brad Bradford Proposes Tax Cut Amid Budget Warnings
Brad Bradford proposes cutting a key revenue source to address Toronto's housing crisis, while experts warn the city will need extra funding for essential services.
Pedestrian Killed in Scarborough Hit-and-Run
A pedestrian was killed in a hit‑and‑run in Scarborough, and Toronto police are conducting an investigation.
Ontario officials find third‑party work at three career colleges
Ontario officials discovered third parties completing coursework at three career colleges, raising concerns about program integrity.
