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#toronto

Sebastien Centner demonstrates that meticulous preparation is essential for success in the catering industry.

Voters can vote in the federal election from 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. EST with proper ID or vouching.

A plaque honoring Anne-Marie D'Amico was unveiled at the North York Women's Shelter to commemorate her legacy and impact in the community.

A 16-year-old boy died after being shot by police during a traffic stop in North York.

Toronto increases funding for Pride Toronto by 26% amid sponsor loss, emphasizing commitment to diversity and inclusion amidst U.S. retrenchment.

Toronto enhances festival funding in response to challenges faced post-COVID.

Rally against proposed bylaw banning protests near places of worship highlights concerns over freedom of speech and existing laws.

The Toronto police will hold an update on a serious hit-and-run incident at TMU, which left four injured and may have been intentional.

Therme misrepresented its experience and finances in securing a Toronto deal, sparking public outrage over its ambitious expansion plans.

Toronto's Carlton House will support refugees and asylum seekers, focusing on mental health issues and job placement.

Many Toronto businesses fear job cuts due to U.S. tariffs, reflecting significant economic distress.

Businesses are implementing hiring freezes and expecting rising costs from U.S. tariffs.

Miranda and Jeff's renovations showcase a blend of personal style and practical design in their historic Toronto home.

Privacy concerns arise as a Toronto woman discovers her ride-share conversation was recorded without her consent.

AFC Toronto is launching as the city's first professional women's soccer club, making history and promoting women's sports.

Toronto organizations are mobilizing to provide aid to earthquake survivors in Southeast Asia after a devastating earthquake.

Martin James Burton captures a surreal moment in art, evoking themes of anticipation akin to Hopper's Nighthawks.

Two Toronto musicians nominated for inaugural South Asian Music Recording of the Year at Juno Awards, highlighting overdue recognition for South Asian artists.

Sam Louie, owner of Grossman's Tavern, died at 94, leaving a lasting legacy in Toronto's music community.

A hydro worker died after possible electrocution during maintenance near Toronto's harbourfront.

Toronto councillors may vote on a controversial 25% salary increase, amid economic concerns and discussions about the city's financial management.

Toronto opens warming centres as temperatures drop below zero, ensuring community support for vulnerable individuals.

Toronto's only supervised drug consumption site closed due to safety concerns and provincial legislation, impacting harm reduction services in the community.

The Winter Stations competition invites global artists to create interactive installations for lifeguard stations, focusing on the theme of transformation for 2025.

Charges in a Scarborough stabbing case were upgraded to first-degree murder and attempted murder.

The victim, Ronald White, died from complications related to stab wounds sustained months earlier.

Chemical peels effectively rejuvenate skin by reducing fine lines, acne scars, and hyperpigmentation.

The renovation balances modernization with heritage preservation in a heritage conservation district.

Arsema Berhane honors her brother Nashom by establishing a scholarship for marginalized youth, now approaching a decade of impactful support.

Patrycja Siarek pleaded guilty to charges related to a serious dog attack, highlighting issues of negligent pet ownership.

Cycle Toronto is legally challenging Ontario's plan to remove bike lanes, claiming it will worsen road safety and reduce cycling.

Toronto and CUPE Local 79 agree on tentative deal before deadline, ensuring wage increases and minimum-wage jobs end.