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Cop who led sting targeting gay men now accused of inappropriate relationship with student

Constable Kevin Ward's case is now before a police disciplinary tribunal

By Michael Lyons Oct. 2nd, 2:49 pm

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TTC budget woes deepen

Toronto ignores the growing backlog of transit repairs and renewal at its peril—not to mention the $2.8-billion hole in the plan

By Steve Munro Sep. 27th, 12:57 pm

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City, developer lay out competing visions for downtown’s largest undeveloped space

The rail corridor could become a 21-acre park, or mixed-use area with towers and some green space.

By Mike Lapointe Sep. 26th, 1:00 pm

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Free Wi-Fi goes live at all TTC subway stations

Now that Wi-Fi is available at all subway stations, the TTC will tackle connectivity in the tunnels next.

By Stefanie Marotta Sep. 13th, 11:30 am

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The 2017 Ford Fest Survival Guide

It's a massive, annual public festival that draws international attention and boldface names. And no, it's not TIFF.

By Jesse Hawken Sep. 8th, 11:00 am

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In Praise of Keezy

What will the city's high-profile chief planner do next?

By Sean Marshall • Photograph courtesy of Jennifer KeesmaatSep. 5th, 5:00 pm

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Solidarity from Toronto to Charlottesville

Rally at Queen’s Park encourages Torontonians to fight against far-right groups and condemn white supremacy.

By Stefanie Marotta Sep. 1st, 1:30 pm

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Scarborough Transit Riders Have Been Lied To About the One-Stop Subway

Most commuters did not know that the Lawrence East station will close when the subway eventually opens, according to a new survey from a local transit advocacy group.

By Vincent Puhakka Aug. 28th, 4:00 pm

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Investing in High-Speed Rail is Long Overdue for Ontario

Fighting climate change, means changing how we travel. Rail has the potential to replace cars and airplanes.

By Tricia Wood Aug. 23rd, 3:30 pm

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Last of the Toronto Island Tent Dwellers

What was it like to live in a tent on Ward's Island? Before cottages were built, there was Tent City.

By Kathleen McDonnell Aug. 22nd, 6:00 pm

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Moss Park Safe Injection Site Staying Put As City Opens Its Own

“We were just really sick of watching people die”

By Tannara Yelland Aug. 22nd, 1:15 pm

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That Time Torontonians Beat Up Nazis with Baseball Bats

The anniversary of the Christie Pits riot was marked with a call to action to once again fight fascism in the city.

By Evan Balgord Aug. 21st, 7:45 pm

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Private Parkettes Are No Substitute for Real Public Space

Are surveillance cameras and private security guards in pseudo-public spaces creating invisible gated communities within the city?

By Nikhil Sharma Aug. 21st, 12:15 pm

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Tracking the ‘Alt-Right’ in Toronto

The Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville has emboldened Canadian white nationalists, who are organizing and appear to be on the rise.

By Evan Balgord Aug. 17th, 9:50 pm

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Lessons in Navigating Rape Culture with Mandi Gray

A yet-to-be-released film follows the Toronto activist through her experiences in the justice system after the alleged rape by a fellow York University student.

By Hillary Di Menna Aug. 17th, 8:30 am

Highlights and Lowlights of SummerWorks 2017

This year's festival strived harder than usual for inclusiveness, accessibility and awareness.

By Mark Kay and Steve Fisher Aug. 16th, 6:50 pm

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Ontario Father Says Scientology Destroyed His Family; “We Didn’t Know What Was Going On”

Former members are speaking out in desperate pleas to reunite families.

By Courtney Greenberg Aug. 15th, 8:35 pm

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Dear Metrolinx: The Problem Is Not Your Communication Strategy or Your Branding

The larger concern is a provincial government playing politics with Toronto's transit.

By Tricia Wood Aug. 14th, 12:15 pm