O Canada, Oh ya! Toronto parties
Renditions of O Canada were delivered throughout the GTA as jubilant hockey fans took to the streets to celebrate their national team’s victory over Team USA.
Renditions of O Canada were delivered throughout the GTA as jubilant hockey fans took to the streets to celebrate their national team’s victory over Team USA.
Angry hospitality workers hit the bricks, pickets in hand, in front of Woodbine race track Sunday morning after being locked out suddenly by their employer.
Toronto is partying with the best of them!
Toronto members of Global Medic are heading to Chile to help victims of the earthquake-ravaged country.
NDP Leader Jack Layton is demanding that prime ministers lose the ability to prorogue parliament.
Some Toronto Zoo members are looking at asking the federal government to take over the municipal tourist attraction as part of a national Rouge Park, says Councillor Giorgio Mammoliti.
A 68-year-old woman is still fighting for her life in hospital after being severely beaten by two robbers in her west-end store.
Chief Bearskin of the Nekaneet Reserve in southwestern Saskatchewan has long passed away but the story of his life will now be researched and told by the Royal Ontario Museum.
The exquisite ancient sculpture of a Chinese princess’s face on a storage shelf at the Royal Ontario Museum has never been shown to the public at the world-class institution at 100 Queen’s Park.
The Royal Ontario Museum has for the first time opened the doors to the treasures in its secret vaults and its high-security warehouse whose hush-hush location we can only tell you is somewhere in the GTA — the Sun had to swear not to not reveal where it is in the series of stories that begin today.