The Latest Breaking News from Toronto

India's chess followers set to witness historic Candidates tournament in Toronto. Praggnanandhaa, Vidit Gujrathi, and R. Vaishali have already qualified, while D. Gukesh and Koneru Humpy are in contention. AICF has allocated ₹2 crore to aid in preparation, showing support for the players.

Landlords, including a federal pension fund, are trying to push up rents by nearly 10 percent, aiming to push them out.

The free agent chase for the two-time MVP is heating up, and Toronto has emerged as a serious bidder for his services.

The Blue Jays are leaving a trail of bread crumbs that indicates MLB’s biggest star may soon sign with Toronto.

In a new interview with ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, veteran Rockets guard Fred VanVleet opens up about how the culture has already changed in Houston.

Golden State and Toronto’s struggles to start the 2023–24 season could inspire the former NBA champions and Finals foes to shake things up.

Achiuwa's $4.2 million salary would be easy enough to match for Boston, and the Celtics still have enough draft capital to get such a deal done.

Man who used machete to murder Toronto massage parlour employee in 2020 pleaded guilty in July

The early 1900s-era home will not be demolished.

After the Chicago Bulls loss to the Toronto Raptors, DeMar DeRozan expressed his frustration with the team's losing ways.

DeRozan was frustrated enough by his team’s poor play in Friday’s In-Season Tournament loss to the Raptors, but his frustration boiled over thanks to some last-second shots put up by his former team with the game well in hand.