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On airToronto · Sunday, October 25, 2026 · 12:00 PM local · 21 min
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- A29-year-old arrested for impaired driving after early‑morning crash near Casa LomaCityNews Toronto
- AStudent Group Launches Campaign to Boost Voter Turnout in Peel, Toronto and YorkCBC Toronto
- AToronto Artist Unveils Monster-Themed Exhibition for HalloweenCBC Toronto
- AToronto police hunt for armed suspect after downtown stabbingCityNews Toronto
- ATeachers rally in Toronto demanding more education fundingCBC Toronto
- BToronto driver killed in Highway 404 crashCBC Toronto
- BSticky‑note mosaic at Union Station honors WWI hockey playerCBC Toronto
- BLawyers sue Israeli realtors over misleading West Bank property ads in CanadaCityNews Toronto
- BGTA Police Suspend Crime Stoppers After Data BreachCBC Toronto
- BToronto mayor's duties explained before Oct. 26 electionCBC Toronto
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29-year-old arrested for impaired driving after early‑morning crash near Casa Loma
A 29-year-old was arrested for impaired driving after his car hit two vehicles at Bathurst and Davenport in Casa Loma early Sunday. Police said the impairment…
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Toronto Driver Killed in Highway 404 Crash
A 61-year-old Toronto driver died after a two‑vehicle crash on Highway 404 on Oct. 24, 2026, as reported by the Ontario Provincial Police.
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City Hall Weddings for 2027 Delayed Over Provider Dispute
Couples planning 2027 city hall weddings in Toronto encounter uncertainty as a dispute over construction plans between the venue and its third‑party wedding…
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Student Volunteers Launch Campaign to Increase Voter Turnout
Voice the Vote volunteers began a campaign in Toronto, York and Peel to remove voting barriers and raise municipal election participation, which has…
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Sticky‑note Mosaic at Union Station Honors WWI Hockey Player
A 30‑foot sticky‑note mosaic at Union Station launched the National Poppy Campaign and honored WWI hockey player Allan “Scotty” Davidson.
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Mayoral hopefuls ramp up social media ads as election nears
Toronto’s leading mayoral candidates have raised social‑media ad spending in October 2026 as the Oct. 22 election approaches.
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Toronto Artist Launches Monster-Themed Exhibition for Halloween
A Toronto artist is opening a monster-themed exhibition on October 31, 2026, in a west‑end gallery to celebrate Halloween, part of the area’s common fall art…
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Lawyers sue Israeli realtors over misleading West Bank ads
Lawyers and consumer groups filed a competition‑law complaint in Toronto and Montreal, accusing four Israeli real‑estate firms and a Canadian marketer of…
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Toronto Police Search for Armed Suspect After Downtown Stabbing
Toronto police launched a citywide hunt for a potentially armed suspect after a downtown stabbing on Oct. 24, 2026.
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GTA Police Suspend Crime Stoppers Tip‑Line After Data Breach
GTA police halted the Crime Stoppers tip‑line after a major data breach exposed collected information, raising security concerns.
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Teachers rally in Toronto demanding more education funding
Hundreds of teachers rallied in Toronto on Oct. 24, 2026, demanding more funding for public schools, with similar protests held in five other Ontario cities…
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CBC Details Mayor’s Role Ahead of Oct. 26 Election
CBC outlined the mayor’s responsibilities and how they differ from other governmental levels ahead of Toronto’s Oct. 26 municipal election.
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