The Globe and Mail publishes news of Trudeau's resignation with a full-page photo of the prime minister walking away from a ...

The Raptors finally got the full band back together on Monday night. Problem was they played the same lousy tune we’ve heard ...

Is there anything better than beating the Leafs? Well, how about beating the Leafs after they’ve had your number since your ...

“Close to home, before Christmas — makes it even better,” the game’s first star beamed. “I love coming to Toronto. “I get a little extra excited to play here, so getting the win before ...

some left clamouring for autographs from an unheralded Toronto native. Princeton’s Xaivian Lee went toe to toe with Rutgers’ Dylan Harper and Ace Bailey, and stole the show in front of a ...

Joanna Page, known for her role as Stacey West in ... In response to recent allegations of "diva behaviour" directed at the Smithy star, Joanna simply stated, "he's still the same person".

A long-dormant plan to introduce an enormous four-tower development to the heart of downtown Toronto is back after a few years of ... The plan would see the existing office complex at 325 Front Street ...

“This is a hateful, antisemitic attack on Toronto’s Jewish community.” Bullet holes pockmarked the front of the school, Bais Chaya Mushka Girls Elementary School in north Toronto. Six shots ...

The former All-Star spent a couple of seasons in New Orleans, but had his time significantly dampened due to injuries. However, that did not stop him from taking a shot at the team's front office ...

The last time Toronto saw a similar cold spell was from ... conditions will be much chillier thanks to a cold front moving in from the arctic. “We have a system that’s going to be crossing ...

Dallas Stars defenseman Brendan Smith (2) has a shot defended by Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender ... Matt Duchene and Mason Marchment are out in front of Roope Hintz and Jason Robertson in scoring.

Mahdis Habibinia is part of the Star's city hall bureau, based in Toronto. Reach her via email: [email protected] Ben Cohen is part of the Star's city hall bureau, based in Toronto.