Former U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney canceled his visit to Toronto on Tuesday over security concerns.

2012 is a big year for Canada Blooms, the biggest year ever in fact. Co-locating with the National Home Show for the first time makes the combination North America’s largest [...]

On Tuesday, Toronto’s city council passed a resolution that it wanted to be exempt from the Canada-EU Trade Agreement (CETA). The move was welcomed the Canadian Auto Workers [...]

TTC workers will be boarding subway trains to toss out trash during service hours as part of a new program announced by TTC Chair Karen Stintz and Deputy Chief General Manager [...]

A Zagat survey shows that Toronto residents eat out an average of 3.1 times a week, more than those in Chicago and New York.

2011 was a hot year in tourism for Toronto, with the city drawing a record 10 million overnight visitors.

The Toronto Public Health board is asking the provincial government to provide funding to deal with the city’s ongoing bed bug issues.

The number of traffic fatalities in Toronto dropped by 19 percent in 2011 compared to the year before, the Toronto Police Service announced last week.

“It’s a wonderful show, and it’s visually spectacular. And it just pulls you right into the story that’s being told, so it involves you on many levels. It really is a [...]

Shen Yun Performing Arts gave the Franko family an afternoon of entertainment the whole clan enjoyed.