Here's what to know about Kendrick Lamar's 2025 Live Tour and how to get the best deals on tickets for his show at Rogers ...

The announcement arrived just hours after the Scarborough-born artist released his highly anticipated album, “Hurry Up Tomorrow,” the final instalment of his “After Hours” trilogy.

When you need a break from the hustle and bustle of Canada's biggest city, you can hop on a quick, 15-minute ferry ride to the Toronto Islands ... islands – Centre, Ward's and Algonquin ...

Toronto’s R&B-pop star The Weeknd will play two hometown shows at Rogers Centre on July 27-28 as part off The Weeknd: After Hours Til Dawn 2025 Tour in North America.

Centennial, which is based in Toronto, announced on its website it is suspending enrolment to 49 full-time programs that were slated to accept new students in the 2025 summer and fall semesters ...

Toronto police say they have carried out the biggest drug bust in the force’s history, seizing 835 kilograms of cocaine worth over $83 million. Metro Morning heard from an investigative reporter ...

Toronto is under an extreme cold warning Tuesday as a blast of arctic air plunges the city into a deep freeze, bringing temperatures feeling close to -30 C for the first time in two years ...

The coming year will bring a slew of new full weekend closures to subway stops around Toronto as the city tries to keep its aging transit system in shape, install new cell service and construction ...

The Union government lifted the ban on sugar exports partially on Monday (January 20, 2025), allowing industries to export one million metric tonnes of sugar in the 2024-25 season ending in ...

The drugs seized in the largest cocaine bust in Toronto police history have the “hallmarks” of a notorious Mexican cartel, officials said Tuesday, expressing hope that their investigation ...

City of Toronto’s Earl Bales Ski and Snowboard Centre is now open for the season for residents and visitors to enjoy. The season starts today and – weather permitting – runs through Sunday, March 16.

New labour contracts across Toronto city divisions and agencies could cost taxpayers almost as much as the city will be taking in through a proposed 6.9 per cent property tax hike. As previously ...