After a mostly dreadful performance in Calgary on Monday that lengthened a season-high losing streak to four games, the Leafs bounced back with a great start and a better finish Wednesday night at Rexall Place

One of the paramedics who waited in his ambulance while a Toronto man lay dying of a heart attack testified that fear for his safety, not a civic workers’ strike, delayed his response

Residents in the riding of Toronto-Danforth have been receiving cards in the mail from Bob Rae stating, “We want the Liberals, We want you back, Elect Grant Gordon.” A recent Forum poll suggests otherwise

The forecast for the next few days strays little from the forecasts that have been delivered in the past few weeks: a little snow, a little warmth and zero snowbanks of any note along downtown Toronto streets

The Toronto Argonauts started to bring back their free agents Wednesday by re-signing linebacker Jason Pottinger through the 2013 season

Sales of existing homes kicked off the year with the largest decline in almost 18 months, something the real estate industry says is to be expected as the market moderates

We cannot guarantee Columbus Blue Jackets general manager Scott Howson will trade his team's star, Rick Nash, before the NHL's Feb. 27 trade deadline, but he is willing to listen to offers

The support for Jeremy Lin came from all sorts of different fans: diehard Knicks supporters, basketball lovers who came to catch the excitement of a new Cinderella superstar – and of course – Asian-Canadians

City council is meeting this morning to consider the recently negotiated CUPE Local 416 contract, two days after the union ratified the deal.

You get the feeling that the only reason Sports Illustrated or anyone else conducts anonymous polls of hockey players these days is a way to poke fun at the Toronto Maple Leafs

Mayor Rob Ford's approval rating is on the rise, according to a new poll from Forum Research, but he still receives a failing grade

Jeremy Lin’s and-one drive to the basket set the stage for his final shot. The secret weapon that created the moment, however, was Knicks coach Mike D’Antoni doing nothing.

Somewhere in the vast and sudden storm that has gathered around Jeremy Lin, there is a basketball story, a human story, a story about luck, a story about faith

City council is meeting this morning to consider the recently negotiated CUPE Local 416 contract, two days after the union ratified the deal.

Municipal officials in Markham, Ont., are still waiting to see a proposal for a 20,000-seat arena development announced last year by a Canadian businessman, but the town’s mayor said it would still be possible for a shovel to hit the ground in 2012

Toronto Police Superintendent Earl Witty, head of traffic services and prominent R.I.D.E. program spokesman, was driven home from work on Friday after co-workers reported that he appeared intoxicated

“I think we’ve saved a lot of lives in this city — including our members’ — with where he’s taken us with health and safety,” said Daryl Fuglerud, a friend of Chief Stewart’s and Deputy Chief of Operations for Toronto Fire Services

Mayor Rob Ford’s executive is calling for a more “balanced” composition of the Toronto Transit Commission. It voted this week to change the membership from one made up exclusively of politicians to one with a majority of citizen members.

Canada Post is reminding the public not to mail cash after Toronto police arrested a female postal worker on Tuesday for allegedly stealing gift cards. Video surveillance allegedly shows the accused opening mail on Jan. 30, said Constable Tony Vella.

A downtown Toronto councillor wants officials to do everything possible to keep casinos out of the core of the city, even as some city politicians muse about the potential cash a gambling venue would generate for subway construction.