TORONTO (Reuters) - Business is slowly starting to percolate again at the Second Cup coffee shop franchise in Toronto's PATH shopping mall as workers trickle back to major downtown office buildings ...

There are more staff than shoppers in many parts of the mall that lies under Toronto’s financial district, more people cleaning the corridors than walking along them. While some Bay Street companies ...

The ground beneath downtown swallows tourists, spins them around and spits them back above ground, disoriented and upset. At least that’s the story critics tell You can save this article by ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. During the pandemic, businesses in the PATH suffered as foot traffic dropped dramatically and never fully returned with the ...

Many of the 200,000 pedestrians who navigate the the 30-kilometre maze of the underground PATH system may soon find the experience a bit easier, after the release of a preliminary map proposal by the ...

Given that Canadian winters can get rather cold and snowy, it can be a relief to find ways to avoid walking outside when trying to get around a city. Toronto’s underground PATH network has been a ...