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The Toronto Maple Leafs will hit the ice in a refreshed Scotiabank Arena following the first phase of a $350 million renovation this summer.

The Toronto Maple Leafs will hit the ice in a refreshed Scotiabank Arena following the first phase of a $350 million renovation this summer.

Toronto mayor failed to observe terms of Human Resources Management and Ethical Framework for Members' Staff

Woodbine Entertainment has announced the addition of long-time prominent Thoroughbred breeder Yvonne Schwabe and perennial leading Standardbred owner and breeder Brad Grant to committees for its Board of Directors.

Woodbine Entertainment announced on Thursday, May 4 the addition of perennial leading Standardbred owner and breeder Brad Grant and prominent Thoroughbred breeder Yvonne Schwabe to committees for its Board of Directors.

News Release December 10, 2021 Team Toronto and Toronto Kids Vaccine Day partners are ready for action! In just two days, the team will be welcoming nearly two thousand of the city’s youngest public-health superheroes to Scotiabank Arena to get their COVID-19 vaccine surrounded kid-friendly activities, entertainment, ticket and toy giveaways and special Toronto mascot […]

The puck drops tonight on a new NHL regular season and the Toronto Maple Leafs will be opening their season at home on Wednesday night to a full house. Officials from Maple Leafs Sports and Entertainment revealed updated pandemic protocols on Tuesday morning that will be in effect for both Leafs and Raptors games this […]

Article content Toronto took its best shot and came away a winner on Sunday, tallying what appeared to be a record-setting score in the fight against COVID-19. Thousands attended Scotiabank Arena for the first time in more than a year and a half; they were not watching shots on goal but instead getting a shot in the arm as part of Toronto Vaccine Day. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or NICE SHOT, T.O.!: Record-setting jabs on Toronto Vaccine Day Ba...

Dan Hamilton-USA TODAY Sports A committee representing the Toronto Raptors and Ontarios sports teams has asked the government to begin slowly reopening local sports stadiums The odds of a Toronto Raptors return home next season seem to get better by the day. A committee representing Ontarios professional sports teams including the Raptors has reportedly asked the provincial government to approve a gradual re-opening of local stadiums, according to TSNs Dave Naylor. The committee, reportedly put...