Same old story. Doug Ford can never fail. He can only be failed.

Toronto will investigate how to keep the Ontario Science Centre where it is, with councillors asking staff to look into a number of possible options including setting up the tourist attraction under city ownership. On Thursday, city council voted 21-3 in favour of exploring the feasibility of...

The community groups who just spent more than a half million dollars to stop this one project by inflating its overall costs through court challenges are now lecturing others about the proper way to spend tax dollars. The same ones who said they supported housing just a few months ago, just not...

More transparency. A second prominent Toronto-area developer who owns land that was removed from southern Ontario's protected Greenbelt last year is going to court to avoid answering questions from the province's auditor general. Michael Rice, CEO of Rice Group, filed a notice of application...

It's unfortunate that John Tory left this city's finances in such a critical mess. We will all be paying for his fiscal incompetence for years to come.

So much transparency... A prominent Toronto-area developer is asking a court to block or delay a provincial watchdog from interviewing him as part of its investigation into the Ontario government's decision to open formerly protected land for housing development, CBC News has learned. Auditor...

Suddenly a lot of conservatives have noticed that this city has a hostile and angry under class problem. According to them, six weeks ago life in this John Tory city was good. Amazing.

A man has serious injuries after he was stabbed on a TTC subway car near Eglinton Station Thursday, Toronto police say. The stabbing shut down service on Line 1 between Lawrence and Davisville stations, with shuttle buses deployed to replace the subway trains. Meanwhile all bus service at...

Uncle Dougie always knows what's best for us. How dare anyone question his infinite wisdom. https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/heres-why-the-redeveloped-ontario-place-is-a-good-thing

We're Number #1! Toronto had the least reliable transit service in 2022 compared to other municipalities in the region, according to newly released transit report cards from the Toronto Region Board of Trade. The average score was based on frequent and basic services, reliability, transit...

Chris Saccoccia, known as Chris Sky, received over 7,700 votes in Toronto’s byelection. He made a name for himself after organizing rallies against COVID-19 public health orders across the country during the pandemic. Saccoccia commented on the results as they trickled in, saying he “exposed...

Toronto mayoral candidate and former police chief Mark Saunders made an appearance at a free barbecue hosted by Ontario Premier Doug Ford in a city park on Friday only days before residents go to the polls. Campaign lawn signs in support of Saunders greeted visitors at entrance of Thomson...

It's a real tell that in the middle of the worst housing crisis this city has seen in decades, investment landlords feel that they are the actual victims here.

Maybe conservatives would be more comfortable with Chow if she picked up a crack smoking habit or chugged down forty ounces of booze on her way to work in the morning.

Former prime minister Brian Mulroney mounted a defence of one of his successors Monday, saying Justin Trudeau has delivered on the "big ticket items" and history won't look kindly on Parliament Hill denizens who push "trash ... rumours" and "gossip." Speaking at the Atlantic Economic Forum, a...

Two months and counting... Residents of an East York neighbourhood say they've waited more than two months for the city to take action on a gaping sinkhole in the middle of their street, amid a multi-billion dollar backlog of city repair jobs. At two metres long and a metre deep, the sinkhole...

As a long time resident of Willowdale and a property owner, I have seen many petitions fighting even standard developments in this neighbourhood. People railing against a block of townhouses and six story condos on Finch are some of the latest. But I always remember a petition from a few years...

Toronto saw the most voters in a single day of advance voting since the city's amalgamation, with more than 38,000 voters casting ballots for a new mayor. In a news release Wednesday, the City of Toronto said 38,621 voters went to the polls on Tuesday — the last day of advance voting — marking...

Lily Cheng is everything that's wrong with the housing policy in this city. A councillor who talks about the urgent need for more housing, complains about the homeless problem, and then blatantly refuses to provide the housing she has campaigned on seems on brand for this city's wealthy...

Strange how Lily Cheng didn't offer an actual solution, even after years of waiting for a resolution that's costing the taxpayers thousands of dollars. Shameful.