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For anyone who watched the 2025 Toronto Blue Jays, it was clear that their success was built on much more than on-field performance.
An apparent bond in the clubhouse carried over onto the diamond as the Blue Jays — or “Glue Jays” as some coined last year’s club — put together one of the most special seasons in franchise history, advancing all the way to Game 7 of the World Series.
Fast forward to 2026, and Toronto just hasn’t been able
3-vehicle crash closes Hwy 400 ramps to Hwy 401
Posted July 30, 2026 7:52 am.
A three-vehicle crash has led to the closure of the Highway 400 ramps to eastbound Highway 401 on Thursday morning.
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) say the crash happened around 12:40 a.m. and cleanup is expected to take several hours.
One person – the driver of one of the vehicles – was taken to a trauma centre in life threatening condition. Two others were taken to a local
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Toronto police to deliver new update on 2006 killing of Patrick Santos
Toronto police will provide an update Thursday morning on the 2006 homicide of 21‑year‑old Patrick Santos .
Santos was found dead on Sept. 17, 2006 , in the backyard of his father’s Scarborough home. His hands and feet were bound, and tape was wrapped around his head. The cause of death was asphyxiation.
Police believe Santos was last heard from around 4:30 a.m., speaking with his girlfriend by phone while returning home from
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Weekend need-to-know: Celebrate Caribbean Carnival on the August long weekend
It’s officially midway through the summer, and what better way to mark it than celebrating the Toronto Caribbean Carnival this long weekend.
Keep in mind, the August Civic Holiday is not a designated fireworks day, and residents are only permitted to set off fireworks on their property if they have obtained a permit from Toronto Fire Services.
Fireworks are not allowed in city parks or on beaches, balconies, streets, parking lots or other private property. Canada’s Wonderland will be having fireworks just before it closes at 9