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Toronto City Council will debate a motion from June 24‑28, 2026, asking Live Nation Canada to adopt measures that reduce concert noise from Rogers Stadium, responding to resident complaints about sound reaching nearby neighborhoods.
The Toronto Argonauts announced that former linebacker Kevin Eiben and defensive back Carl Brazley will be added to the franchise’s all‑time player roster, recognizing their contributions to the team.
Toronto saw a sharp rise in speeding after the Ontario Ford government disabled automated speed cameras in November 2025, a decision that has sparked controversy over road‑safety policy.
Justice Anne Molloy ordered the removal of Frank Stronach’s name from a recreation complex and a park in two Ontario towns after his conviction on one count each of indecent and sexual assault.
Ontario’s transportation minister announced on June 24 that the 110 km/h speed limit will be extended to nearly 90% of the province’s highway network, adding new routes to the existing high‑speed corridors.
A June 24, 2026 report shows Ontario’s sub‑$500,000 homes are gaining a larger market share, driven by shifts in the condominium sector and signaling a move toward greater affordability.
Pride Toronto reports a $700,000 budget shortfall that may force cuts to next year’s festival, warning that insufficient funding could limit the scale of the city’s annual Pride celebrations.
Pride Toronto reports a $700,000 budget shortfall that could force a reduction in its 2027 Pride festival, with Kojo Modeste warning of possible program cuts if additional funds are not found.
The Toronto Raptors selected 6‑foot‑9 forward Allen Graves with the 19th overall pick in the first round of the June 23, 2026 NBA Draft, continuing their recent focus on athletic forwards of similar height.
Two Toronto siblings who immigrated to Canada won a $75 million Lotto Max jackpot on June 23, 2026, with the prize confirmed and paid out by the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Commission.
The nine‑week Church Street car‑free pilot exceeded its $150,000 budget, with police patrol costs reaching $300,000, a shortfall that may hinder similar pedestrian projects elsewhere in Toronto.
Croatia beat Panama 1-0 in a World Cup qualifier in Toronto, ending Panama’s chances of qualifying for the 2026 tournament.
A convenience store was installed on a floating platform in Toronto Harbour on June 23, 2026, aiming to symbolize the city’s diverse neighbourhoods, according to CBC’s Lane Harrison.
Three of Toronto's five group‑stage matches at the 2026 FIFA World Cup will feature African national teams, offering local African fans a unique chance to experience top continental football and cultural celebration.
Panama must defeat Croatia on Tuesday in Toronto to stay in the World Cup after a 1‑0 loss to Ghana in its opening group match.
A man in his 40s was stabbed near St. James Park on Monday night and taken to hospital with serious injuries. Toronto police are seeking a suspect and urging witnesses to provide information.
Atlanta Dream beat Toronto Tempo 94-87 on June 22, with Rhyne Howard scoring 20 points and the team earning its fourth straight regular-season win.
The Toronto Marlies won their second Calder Cup by defeating the Chicago Wolves 4-3 in Game 5 on June 21, 2026, at the Coca-Cola Coliseum.
Toronto will host five World Cup group matches in 2026, three of which involve African national teams, giving the city’s African community a unique chance to see continental talent live. The schedule highlights the city’s multicultural fan base and promises a vibrant cultural atmosphere during the tournament.
A June 23, 2026 project led by Haydn Watters and Stephen Petar, with CBC Toronto and Heritage Toronto, is documenting Toronto’s surviving hand‑painted “ghost” advertising signs to uncover hidden historical stories.
