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Dream Tops Tempo 94-87 Behind Howard's 20 Points
Atlanta Dream beat Toronto Tempo 94-87 on June 22, with Rhyne Howard scoring 20 points and the team earning its fourth straight regular-season win.
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Man Stabbed Near St. James Park, Police Hunt Suspect
A man in his 40s was stabbed near St. James Park on Monday night and taken to hospital with serious injuries. Toronto police are seeking a suspect and urging…
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Panama Needs Win Over Croatia to Stay Alive
Panama must defeat Croatia on Tuesday in Toronto to stay in the World Cup after a 1‑0 loss to Ghana in its opening group match.
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Toronto Public Health Issues Warning Over Downtown Overdose Surge
Toronto Public Health warned on June 19 that overdose incidents are rising in downtown Toronto, urging residents to stay alert and use emergency resources. The…
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German and Ivory Coast Fans Swarm Toronto Ahead of World Cup Match
Thousands of German and Ivory Coast fans marched through Toronto on June 20, temporarily closing streets as they celebrated ahead of their World Cup match,…
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Ontario Tenants Must Pay Half Rent Arrears to Raise Other Issues
Ontario's Landlord and Tenant Board now requires tenants accused of owing rent to pay half of the claimed arrears before they can raise other complaints at a…
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Transit Riders Hold Scarborough Summit Ahead of Election
A Summit for Better Transit held on June 21 at the Scarborough Civic Centre gathered riders and community leaders to share concerns ahead of the October…
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Ontario Stops Publishing Premier Ford’s Daily Schedule
Ontario’s revised freedom of information law now excludes ministers, ending public release of Premier Doug Ford’s daily schedule.
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Election Seen as Chance to Fund Community Land Trusts
Advocates are pressing the October 2026 municipal election to secure city funding for a program that enables community land trusts and non‑profits to buy…
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Kilmer Sports Ventures Invests in Professional Women’s Hockey League
Kilmer Sports Ventures, led by Toronto investor Larry Tanenbaum, announced a June 22, 2026 investment in the Professional Women’s Hockey League to bolster the…
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Ford and Unifor Begin Contract Talks in Toronto
Ford and Unifor started collective‑bargaining talks in Toronto on June 22, 2026, to replace contracts for about 19,000 Canadian autoworkers that expire in…
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Toronto Police Charge Drone Operator After World Cup Interception
Toronto police charged a drone operator after intercepting an unauthorized drone near World Cup venues on June 21, reinforcing strict no‑fly rules around…
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Peel Health Issues Measles Exposure Alert at Pearson Airport
Peel Region public health officials warned on June 13 that airport visitors may have been exposed to measles after a confirmed case was identified on Ethiopian…
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Ombudsman Slams TTC Refund Policy for Discontinued Tokens
The Toronto City Ombudsman released a 65‑page report on June 19, 2026, criticizing the TTC’s decision to stop refunds for discontinued tokens and tickets,…
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Shane Bieber Nears Activation After Return to Blue Jays
Shane Bieber has rejoined the Toronto Blue Jays and is expected to be activated from the injured list within days after recovering from elbow inflammation.
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9-Year-Old Girl Injured in North York Vehicle Collision
A nine‑year‑old girl was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle at the Steeles‑Islington intersection in North York on Friday night, prompting…
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Driver Charged After North York Crash Injures Toddler and Pedestrian
A Richmond Hill driver was charged after a June 19 crash in North York seriously injured a two‑year‑old child and another pedestrian, prompting a police…
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Germany Faces Ivory Coast in Toronto World Cup Match
Germany and Ivory Coast will meet in Toronto on Saturday, June 20, 2026, for the third World Cup match in the city, attracting thousands of fans as part of the…
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Seniors Rally at City Hall Over Lost Program Funding
Toronto seniors protested at City Hall on June 19 after the city withdrew funding from a community agency that ran activities for seniors in a west‑end…
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Toronto Historian Restores and Documents City’s Stained‑Glass Windows
Historian Henry Knight, with researcher Talia Ricci, has restored nearly 50 Toronto stained‑glass windows and documented the artists behind them, filling…
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Toronto Marlies Win Calder Cup in 4-1 Series Triumph
The Toronto Marlies captured their second AHL Calder Cup on June 20, 2026, defeating their opponent 4-1 in a five‑game series, marking a dominant championship…
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Mabrey ties WNBA 3‑point record as Tempo rally past Sun
Marina Mabrey tied the WNBA single‑game three‑point record with nine threes as the Toronto Tempo rallied from a 16‑point deficit to beat the Connecticut Sun…
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Toronto Public Health Issues Warning Over Downtown Overdose Spike
Toronto Public Health warned on 19 June that downtown Toronto is experiencing a rise in drug overdoses, urging vigilance and immediate medical response as part…
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Exhibition Place Board Rejects Year‑Round Casino Proposal
The Exhibition Place board voted on June 18, 2026 to keep the casino a temporary CNE attraction, rejecting a plan for year‑round operation.