Dog at centre of Toronto mauling that injured child last year euthanized, owner pleads guilty
The owner of a dog that seriously injured a child in a vicious Toronto mauling last year has pleaded guilty to criminal negligence and the dog has been euthanized.
Alexisonfire, Broken Social Scene, Arkells headline Area 506's 10th year
The music festival, held annually on the New Brunswick Day long weekend, started on Long Wharf in 2016 and moved to Water ...
Downtown Toronto businesses making a slow but steady comeback 5 years after COVID-19
Through numerous cycles of lockdowns and reopenings, businesses both small and large struggled to survive and while recovery looks promising, it remains challenging.
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Formula 1 Exhibition hits top gear
IMMERSE LDN, located within Excel London’s dynamic waterfront entertainment district, has celebrated an extraordinary ...
These 5 Canadian Hotels Have Restaurants Worth the Trip Alone
Check in for the night, and stay for the bite. These Canadian hotel restaurants channel the spirit of the Great White North — ...
Pickering wants Carney’s help in putting Frenchman’s Bay into public hands
Pickering Mayor Kevin Ashe wants Mark Carney to work with the city and the province in acquiring Frenchman’s Bay from private ...
Where auto thefts in Old Toronto were reported this week
Toronto Police Service received 39 reports of a stolen vehicle between March 6 to March 12, including four in the district of ...
In Myrtle Beach, a welcome mat for Canadians amid the trade war
South Carolina hotspot is doing whatever it can to make Canadians feel welcome despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs and threats of annexation ...
The Canadian Canoe Museum
Newly reopened in a 65,000-square-foot building that is now, aptly, located lakeside, The Canadian Canoe Museum’s design ...
Vancouver is Canada's top hotel market, but tariffs bring uncertainty
Vancouver remains the hottest hotel market in Canada, but this could change with U.S. tariffs and the growing hotel room ...