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CMEDIA/Toronto: The City of Toronto and Toronto Public Library (TPL) are reportedly pleased to announce the longlist for the 2025 Toronto Book Awards. Honouring authors whose works deepen our understanding …
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Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow and Councillor Shelley Carroll (Don Valley North) have reportedly officially launched Summerlicious 2025 on July 4, Toronto’s favourite celebration of local flavour and neighbourhood dining. Over …
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News Release The City of Toronto invites residents and visitors to come together this Canada Day to enjoy free programming and fireworks displays across the city. From vibrant daytime activities …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: As much of southern Ontario is in the grip of record-breaking temperatures, Toronto is now in the third day of an extreme heat wave. Although the temperature is expected …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: A Toronto Police investigation into a taxi scam has reportely resulted in 11 arrests and 108 charges. After multiple victims reported the fraud, the Financial Crimes Unit (FCU) launched …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: A two-week enforcement blitz reportedly targeting drivers who stop in No Stopping Zones during rush hour on key arterial routes was launched yesterday by the Toronto city and the Toronto Police …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: June has reportedly been proclaimed as an Indigenous Peoples Month in Toronto by Mayor Olivia Chow and provides an opportunity to learn, reflect on and celebrate First Nations, Métis …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: World Environment Day was reportedly celebrated June 5 in Toronto’s Harbourfront neighbourhood by Toronto’s Deputy Mayor Ausma Malik (Spadina-Fort York) and Councillor Dianne Saxe (University-Rosedale) joined by former Lieutenant Governor, Elizabeth Dowdeswell, and …
Read More Toronto/CMEDIA: A public safety alert has been issued by the Toronto police after a woman was dragged into a wooded area in High Park and sexually assaulted on Wednesday night. …
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Toronto/CMEDIA: June has officially been proclaimed by Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow as Video Game Month in Toronto. “Toronto’s gaming industry reflects the best of our city. It is creative, diverse …
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