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Toronto police are investigating an early morning shooting in Greektown.

Toronto police are investigating an early morning shooting in Greektown.

Toronto is on track to see one of its lowest totals for pedestrian fatalities in more than a decade, providing a glimmer of hope that the tens of millions of dollars that have been poured into the city’s Vision Zero strategy are starting to result in meaningful change.

After two years of in-person event and festival cancellations, along with pandemic restrictions that brought tourism as a whole to a standstill, visitors slowly started returning to Toronto in 2022.

Despite the optimism within the tourism industry that visitors will continue to make their way back to Toronto in 2023, experts say that a full recovery is still a ways away and that the road to get there may have some twists and turns.

The only thing worse than announcing stong mayor powers in the middle of Ontario’s municipal election campaigns was doing it afterward.

Toronto police are trying to locate a man who they say broke into a number of parking garages in the city’s east end and made off with a number of bicycles and other items.

Police have identified the teen who was shot and killed on the weekend in East York.

Toronto loves its signs. When Fairmont proposed replacing the Royal York sign on the hotel, a vocal campaign ensued; the Royal York sign stayed. When the landmark El Mocambo sign

Toronto police have laid a murder charge against a suspect and have also charged another person with accessory in connection with the fatal stabbing of a 57-year-old man in the Danforth area earlier this week.