Toronto has officially named a laneway in the city's east end after a Black woman who made a big impact on her community in ...

Toronto's Little India is gearing up for its most anticipated celebration of the summer, a two-day festival that brings the ...

Toronto’s donut game is trail-glazing! Forget your calorie count, this one’s all about the pursuit of sweet, doughy bliss.

If you can brave the high temperatures, the first weekend of July is full of lots of different events to attend for whatever peaks your interest, including the Fringe Festival, AFROFEST 20205 and ...

Canada Day is celebrated annually on July 1 as people across Ontario and the country mark the occasion in many different ways ...

Blue Crow Gallery owner Jodi Wheeler is set for the Gerrard Street East gallery's 8th Annual Summer Group Show opening on ...

In an effort to increase the amount of housing supply in the city, Toronto city hall is releasing free, pre-approved designs ...

In the city's sectarian past, the event was a must for politicians. Those who keep the event going say it still has a proud place in the modern age.

Two former UCP MLAs are trying to start a new political party under the old Progressive Conservative brand. Scott Sinclair ...

U.S. News Insider Tip: Stop by St. Urbain Bagels, where fresh wood-fired Montréal-style bagels are made daily. Don't forget to savor the bakery's irresistible, flaky pastry, boureka. – Suzanna ...

A new art exhibit in Toronto tells the story of "not an ordinary beach" that was created in a vacant gravel lot in the west ...