Toronto News

Toronto - Today a report from the Canadian Homelessness Research Network (CHRN) was released stating that on any given night at least 30,000 Canadians are homeless. In Toronto those on the front lines know the stats and the faces that haunt them.

Toronto - A performance art installation at Toronto's Brookfield Place returns us to those carnival days where you'd try to fish out a toy from a glass box using a mechanical claw. This time, though, you can control a human instead of a robotic claw.

Toronto - After a lacklustre beginning to their 2013 season, the Toronto Blue Jays seem to be hitting their stride after an 8-3 win Tuesday night over the Colorado Rockies. Tuesday's win gave the Jays a seven-game winning streak

Toronto - Toronto welcomed some of the latest works of art by acclaimed Chinese artist Ai WeiWei, at a ceremony in Nathan Phillips Square. Representing the signs of the Chinese zodiac, 12 sculptures of animal heads are now on display.

The so-called Rob Ford crack video, in which the Toronto mayor is alleged to be smoking crack cocaine, was known to Toronto police weeks before the public got wind of it. CTV news said a "highly-placed source" told them police heard of it on wiretaps.

Toronto - Well Toronto, it’s that time of year again when festivals take over the city every weekend until the end of summer. I typically look at North-By-Northeast (NXNE) as the one festival that kicks things into gear.

Toronto - Straight from London’s Victoria and Albert Museum, North America’s debut of the "David Bowie is" exhibition includes culture icon’s original stage costumes, instruments, album art and music videos

Toronto - The Cronenberg Project is coming to Toronto this fall, presented by the Toronto International Film Festival. The exhibition spearheads an ambitious, multi-platform celebration of the work of the iconic Canadian director David Cronenberg.

Toronto - Some of Toronto's neediest seniors have been thrown out of their homes and into the shelter system by Toronto Community Housing in what appears to be inconsistent arrears rulings.

A Toronto police raid involving 50 police vehicles, including SUVs and Budget rental trucks, hit the area of Etobicoke Thursday where it's alleged a video with Rob Ford smoking crack was made. However, a police sergeant said it's not connected to Ford.