Inter Toronto’s second-year centre-back is currently practicing with a broken wrist but has no plans of holding back his ...

A crowd of hundreds surrounded the intersection of Yonge and Dundas to catch the parade as it crossed its finish line on March 15, 2026. (Parker Noble/Toronto Observer) The St. Patrick’s Day parade ...

Local residents got a closer look at the future of Toronto’s Port Lands at a recent Open House where city planners showed how the massive redevelopment is moving from vision to construction. Six ...

Noise is a reality for in a large city like Toronto, and for some, it’s a problem. In most areas, quiet hours begin at 7 p.m., but winter maintenance is considered an essential safety service, and ...

Statistics Canada reports that Canadian craft exports have increased by 64 per cent from $4.05 billion in 2018 to $6.65 billion in 2022. Since launching sets for adults in 2020, Lego has expanded its ...

Moldova’s Nikolay Darin and Natalia Seredina won the World Cup Adult Open Latin Dancesport... As the days get shorter and the nights get chillier, homeless shelters across the city are preparing for ...

The Winter Stations, an annual art competition, brings colour to Toronto's grey winters, but some are concerned about the environmental impact of temporary installations, which are often difficult to ...

From K-Pop to heavy metal, The Opera House on Queen Street has something for everyone, usually for less than $50. May the force be with you. Star Wars fans came together in an epic showdown at Nathan ...

Katie Cosgriffe (S10) reached the women's 100m backstroke final with the third-fastest qualifying time... The Toronto Public Library (TPL), has resurrected the spirit of those wartime posters with a ...

As Ramadan continues and Eid approaches, it is important to understand how the people of Toronto feel and celebrate. What are they looking forward to?

While Canadian sovereignty is under threat, its patriotism is on the rise. For Our Canada, Canadians from all walks of life come together to share stories of what makes this country home. These ...

Two neighbourhoods — Golden Mile in Scarborough and Weston-Mount Dennis in the city’s west end — are quietly reshaping what inclusive redevelopment could mean for Toronto’s future. The Toronto Public ...