Toronto Metropolitan University has opened the first phase of its new School of Medicine in Brampton, integrating a public clinic to serve the rapidly growing Peel region.
A Jewish student is suing Toronto Metropolitan University for over $1.3 million, alleging the school fostered a “poisoned environment” by failing to address antisemitism and harassment since October 7.
A free wellness festival and concert at Nathan Phillips Square on June 6 aims to raise $1 million for local hospitals with an all-star Canadian lineup.
The Ontario government has introduced a proposal that would nearly halve the number of trustees at the Toronto District School Board, a move critics say undermines local democracy.
The digital era is reshaping how Torontonians access legal information, with online platforms making public court records more readily available to legal professionals, journalists, and interested citizens.
The Toronto Transit Commission is under fire after two hydraulic fluid leaks in three days caused major shutdowns on Line 2, prompting a review of maintenance procedures and highlighting a $37 billion infrastructure funding gap.
Find Toronto farmers’ markets by neighbourhood with 2026 opening dates, hours, locations, and what to buy in season.
National Dry Beverages, a North York-based bottler, is the first company to receive funding under the city's EDGE program, facilitating an $18.1 million expansion.
Toronto City Council has passed Mayor Olivia Chow's $18.9 billion 2026 budget, which includes a 2.2 per cent property tax increase and new social spending.
The Toronto Transit Commission has suspended its fleet of maintenance work cars after two hydraulic oil spills in one week caused major subway shutdowns, drawing sharp criticism from officials and riders.