Chow's Mayoral Lead Shrinks to Seven Points Over Bradford
A new Liaison Strategies poll shows Olivia Chow's lead over Brad Bradford has narrowed to seven points, down from eleven, as the Toronto mayoral election approaches.
Tag
#Toronto
1088 storiesnewest firstlatest September 22, 2026page 8 of 55
Two Fatal Car Fires Claim Lives in Etobicoke and Scarborough
Two vehicle fires in Etobicoke and Scarborough, occurring on Monday night and early Tuesday, resulted in two deaths, with emergency services responding within hours and investigations ongoing.
Parkdale Residents Name Housing and Affordability as Top Concerns
A CBC Toronto survey of Parkdale residents identified housing and affordability as the neighbourhood’s top concerns, findings that will feed into the “Toronto Speaks” series ahead of the mayoral election.
Two Killed in Shooting Outside Scarborough Seniors’ Centre
Two people were killed in a shooting outside a seniors' medical centre in Scarborough on September 21, 2026, prompting a police investigation. Toronto Police are seeking information while the centre remains closed pending the inquiry.
Two Fatalities Reported in Daylight Shooting on St. Clair and Warden
A daylight shooting at the St. Clair and Warden intersection in Toronto’s east end on September 21 left two people dead, prompting a police investigation and temporary road closures.
Thousands Join Toronto's 46th Terry Fox Run
Thousands of Torontonians participated in the 46th Terry Fox Run on September 20, 2026, honoring Terry Fox and raising funds for cancer research. The citywide event forms part of a nationwide effort supporting ongoing scientific work against cancer.
One Injured in North York Two‑Vehicle Crash at Islington and Steeles
One person was injured when a two‑vehicle crash at Islington and Steeles in North York triggered airbags; police and emergency crews responded, drivers stayed at the scene, and the intersection was cleared shortly after.
Ontario Unions Schedule Province‑Wide Strike Vote for November
Ontario's School Board Council of Unions and CUPE have announced a province‑wide strike vote for November 2026 amid unresolved negotiations over education funding and working conditions.
25‑Year‑Old Charged After Speeding 234 km/h in Northern Ontario
A 25‑year‑old driver was charged with stunt driving after the Ontario Provincial Police stopped them at 10 a.m. on September 21, 2026, for traveling 234 km/h in Northern Ontario.
Ontario Starts Refurbishment of Four Pickering Reactors
Ontario's government, led by Premier Doug Ford, began a refurbishment of four reactors at the Pickering Nuclear Power Station on September 21, 2026, to help meet rising provincial electricity demand through expanded nuclear capacity.
Pickering Reactors Shut Down for Major Refurbishment
Ontario announced on September 21 that Pickering nuclear reactors will be taken offline for a major refurbishment, a move led by Premier Doug Ford to expand capacity and support the province’s nuclear‑heavy electricity strategy.
Peace groups march downtown Toronto to protest gun violence
Two peace organizations marched through downtown Toronto on September 19, 2026, protesting gun violence after the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old, reflecting growing community concerns over firearm-related incidents.
East‑End Candidates Split Over Rebuilding Former Gardiner Ramp
East‑end council candidates are divided over a proposal to rebuild a dismantled Gardiner Expressway ramp, with one candidate pledging restoration and opponents calling the plan unrealistic.
Ontario Shortens Rent Arrears Deadlines in New Rental Rules
Ontario implements amendments to the Residential Tenancies Act on September 21, 2026, shortening deadlines for tenants who fall behind on rent to give landlords faster recourse.
Toronto Police Search for Missing 78‑Year‑Old Kayaker
Toronto Police are searching for a 78‑year‑old man who entered the Humber River in an inflatable kayak on 18 September 2026, with the investigation ongoing after more than a week without a sighting.
29-Year-Old Dies in Single-Vehicle Crash in Severn Township
A 29-year-old man died in a single‑vehicle crash in Severn township on September 20, 2026, with the Ontario Provincial Police confirming the fatality and launching an investigation.
Public Safety Tops Voter Concerns in Tight Toronto Mayoral Race
A Mainstreet Research poll released on September 18, 2026 finds public safety is the top issue influencing Toronto voters in the tight mayoral race, highlighting safety as a primary voter priority as the election approaches.
Thousands Run in Toronto for 46th Terry Fox Event
Thousands of Torontonians participated in the 46th annual Terry Fox Run on September 20, supporting cancer research and honoring the Marathon of Hope. The citywide event featured varied routes, volunteer support and a collective commitment to Terry Fox’s lasting legacy.
Ford says Praise for Chow Not an Endorsement
Premier Doug Ford said his earlier praise for candidate Chow was not an endorsement, stressing provincial neutrality while discussing a pending funding deal for Toronto ahead of the municipal election.
Haydn Watters' 'Sunburn' Premieres at TIFF
Toronto filmmaker Haydn Watters debuted his film 'Sunburn' at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 20, marking its world premiere. The movie, set in St. James Town and based on Watters' own neighbourhood, will continue screening during the festival.
