With a little more humanity, Toronto carries on
There have been kindnesses in the wake of Toronto’s deadly van attack, writes Tabatha Southey—but that’s just how people respond
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The meaning of Yonge Street, Toronto’s civic spine
As Yonge Street goes, so goes Toronto. So when tragedy struck at Yonge and Finch, it hit home—especially since, for many, it happened just down the street
#TorontoStrong unites Canada in the wake of the Toronto van attack
Toronto sign and CN Tower go dark honouring victims of the deadly attack on Monday.
Toronto van incident near Yonge and Finch leaves 10 dead
Update: A white van struck pedestrians Monday afternoon, leaving ten people dead and 15 injured.
Toronto van crash: Transcript of Toronto Police statement to media
“I can assure the public that all our available resources have been brought in to address this tragic situation.”
Bruce McArthur case: Police identify remains of three more men
McArthur has now been charged with seven counts of murder, and police are examining cold cases dating back as far as 1975 as part of the investigation
Thanks to NIMBYs, the rest of Canada might be right about Toronto
Tabatha Southey has long argued that Toronto is a great place to live. But a rising tide of not-in-my-backyard attitudes is making her position hard to defend
Kathleen Wynne’s pledge to spend billions on a bullet train makes zero sense
Jen Gerson: It’s time Ontario found some Alberta-style religion about debt
Toronto police find remains of six people in Bruce McArthur investigation
Police say that so far, only the remains of Andrew Kinsman have been positively identified
Toronto and Vancouver have plenty of room to grow up and more affordable
Opinion: Canada’s largest cities are far less dense than their global counterparts. Increasing density can help ensure affordable housing for residents.