Beaches Residents Push for Swift Gardiner Ramp Replacement
Beaches residents told CBC’s Toronto Speaks series that replacing the east‑end Gardiner ramp quickly is their top priority to reduce rush‑hour congestion, urging the next mayor to act.
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OPP Sergeant Charged Amid Province‑Wide Child Exploitation Probe
A veteran Ontario Provincial Police sergeant was charged in Toronto as part of a province‑wide child sexual exploitation investigation, highlighting the OPP’s ongoing effort to prosecute those involved in the abuse of minors.
Man in 60s Stabbed in Moss Park, Suspect Arrested
A man in his 60s was stabbed at Sherbourne and Queen in Moss Park just after 8 a.m. on September 25, 2026; police arrested a suspect and the victim remains in serious condition.
Toronto police search for cyclist accused of sexual assault
Toronto police are searching for an unidentified male cyclist accused of sexually assaulting another person near McNicoll Avenue and Birchmount Road on September 19, 2026, as part of a city‑wide investigation into sexual‑assault reports.
Toronto Police Reassess Name‑Tag Policy Over Safety Concerns
Toronto Police Service is reviewing its name‑tag policy due to concerns that visible identifiers could jeopardize officer safety and privacy, while experts argue the tags enhance accountability amid nationwide debates on police transparency.
MapQuest GM Visits Lake Ontario During Toronto Conference
MapQuest’s general manager visited Lake Ontario on September 24, 2026, while attending a conference in Toronto, saying he couldn’t leave the city without seeing the lake featured in his app.
Memorial Run Honors Seven Fallen Toronto Police Officers
Around 300 runners completed a three‑day memorial run from Toronto to Ottawa, honoring seven police officers killed in the line of duty over the past year, with participation from Toronto and OPP officers.
Two Men Seriously Injured in Early‑Morning Stabbing on King Street West
Two men were seriously injured in a stabbing just after 4:30 a.m. on King Street West in Toronto's Entertainment District, prompting a police investigation.
Crombie Proposes TTC Line 2 Extension to Mississauga
Mayor‑candidate Bonnie Crombie has proposed extending the TTC’s Line 2 subway from Kipling station to Sherway Gardens and central Mississauga, aiming to link Toronto’s subway system with its western neighbour.
Elderly Couple Opposes New Duplex Adjacent to Victorian Home
An elderly downtown couple opposes a newly approved duplex that will tower over their Victorian home’s chimney and block a window, reflecting broader tensions as Toronto fast‑tracks housing projects to address a shortage.
Ontario Government and Cities Disagree Over AI Data Centre Sites
Ontario’s provincial government and municipal leaders are at odds over who should control the siting and regulation of AI data centres, a dispute sparked by a surge in project proposals. Discussions continue as both sides seek a clear framework for the emerging technology sector.
GO Train Strikes Commuter West of Exhibition, Search Ongoing
A commuter was seriously injured after being struck by a GO train west of Exhibition Station early Friday, prompting a search and causing major service delays. Metrolinx, GO Transit and paramedics responded to the incident and are working to restore normal operations.
Ontario Premier Ends Starlink Deal After Public Vote
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced the termination of the province's Starlink satellite internet agreement after a public vote showed residents opposed the deal. The original contract, signed during a U.S. trade dispute, was intended to expand broadband coverage across Ontario.
Ontario Paramedics Launch Drone Pilot to Speed Supplies
Ontario paramedics have started a September 2026 pilot using drones to deliver critical medical supplies faster to hard‑to‑reach rural and remote areas, aiming to improve response times in emergencies.
Toronto Zoo Seeks Name for Newborn Wombat
The Toronto Zoo is inviting the public to suggest a name for a newborn female southern hairy‑nosed wombat, fostering community involvement with the animal's debut.
Man and two officers injured in early‑morning Etobicoke crash
A police cruiser collided with another vehicle at an Etobicoke intersection just before 2:45 a.m. on September 24, injuring the driver and two officers. Police responded promptly to the crash scene.
Mayoral Candidates Debate Property Taxes and Affordability
Three leading Toronto mayoral candidates debated property taxes and housing affordability on September 22, 2026, in an event organized by the Toronto Region Board of Trade and covered by the Toronto Star and CBC.
Road Closures Set for Toronto Police Memorial Run
Hundreds of police officers will run a 5 km course starting at the Ontario Police Memorial on Thursday, prompting temporary rolling road closures in downtown Toronto.
Brad Bradford Promises One-Year Property Tax Freeze If Elected
Brad Bradford promises a one‑year freeze on Toronto property taxes if elected mayor in October 2026, a move not seen since Rob Ford's 2011 freeze.
Toronto Police Seek 41-Year-Old Suspect in Sept. 20 Assault
Toronto police are searching for a 41-year-old man suspected of sexual assault and threatening the victim’s family after an incident near St. Clair and Lansdowne on Sept. 20. The department urges anyone with information to contact authorities.
