Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan Senate primary in major victory for Democrats’ progressive wing

DETROIT (AP) — Abdul El-Sayed has won Michigan’s Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate, narrowly defeating U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens in a victory for the party’s progressive wing in a battleground state.

Toronto, GTA gas prices headed for 9-cent drop on Thursday

Gas prices across Toronto have been fluctuating significantly this summer, with daily changes often ranging between 2 and 10 cents.

‘He’s a magnet’: Jeremy Lin says Kawhi Leonard could transform Raptors again

The last time the Toronto Raptors brought in Kawhi Leonard, Jeremy Lin experienced a team reaching the mountaintop.

Leonard arrived as the missing piece of a title contender and left as the face of the franchise’s first NBA championship.

Now, as the Raptors pursue a reunion with Leonard, Lin believes the star forward could once again have a dramatic impact on the organization — even if he doesn’t view Toronto as an immediate favourite in the Eastern Conference.

“It’s a ripple effect,” Lin said in

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‘I can’t wait to play’: Filipino tennis player Alex Eala gears up for Toronto tournament

On Monday, Eala rallied past Jessica Pegula to capture her first career WTA Tour title. The win made Eala the first Filipina to win a singles title on the tour.

Lithium‑ion batteries found burned after 2‑alarm fire at Toronto shelter hotel

Toronto Fire is investigating yet another incident involving lithium‑ion batteries after a two‑alarm fire broke out early Wednesday inside a city‑run shelter operating out of a former hotel in Etobicoke.

Crews were called at 5:35 a.m. to 2180 Islington Ave. near Dixon Road, a 13‑storey high‑rise near Rexdale Boulevard. The building, once listed as a Four Points by the Sheraton, now functions as a city‑run shelter, according to municipal records.

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Blue Jays’ Trey Yesavage to have MRI on knee after leaving vs. Astros

The injury woes continue for the Toronto Blue Jays.

Starter Trey Yesavage suffered an apparent knee injury on Tuesday night in Houston, ending his outing early.

Yesavage was visited by manager John Schneider and Blue Jays training staff at the mound after his knee buckled while warming up for the third inning. He then exited the game after throwing one test pitch and shaking his head, saying he couldn’t continue.

Right-hander Chad Dallas entered to take his place. The Blue Jays went on to lose the game 7-

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Dry lightning, hot weather expected to increase wildfire conditions in B.C. Interior

VERNON — As the damage from the devastating wildfire along Okanagan Lake in British Columbia is being assessed, officials are warning of the potential of more fires as dry lightning storms are forecast for this week.

Many Canadians don’t know federal travel advisories can void their insurance: survey

OTTAWA — Most Canadian travellers don't understand that Ottawa's travel alerts can void their travel insurance and don't know how embassies can help them while abroad, says a new survey commissioned by the foreign service.

Everyone loved Marineland – then the tide turned. A look inside the park’s final days

NIAGARA FALLS — Silence envelops Marineland.

Business leaders want Ottawa to deliver on economic agenda quickly: KPMG survey

TORONTO — A new poll finds Canadian businesses are feeling optimistic about the federal government's economic agenda, but that it will come down to executing on those priorities as the country stares down threats of fresh tariffs from the U.S.