The Duke of Sussex spoke at the Ontario Real Estate Association

Everything you need to know as the city prepares to host World Cup games, from its sporting history to the best places to eat and drink

☀️ Summer in Toronto is the best time to travel!! and I celebrated my birthday by exploring some of the city’s coolest neighbourhoods, amazing food spots, and iconic attractions. From Ossington’s foodie gems to a Blue Jays game,

Canada’s fastest-growing metropolis has traded its buttoned-up reputation for a surge of new energy that show where the city is headed next.

OpenHome by Destination Canada and OpenTable is a first-of-its-kind offering that lets American travelers dine with a Canadian host.

Suzanna Alsayed offers local insight into Toronto's greatest highlights. She recognizes world-famous sites, like the CN tower, alongside local favorites, like Canada's Wonderland. Further, as a former flight attendant, Alsayed knows how to get to know a ...

Abdullah Snobar is executive director of Toronto Metropolitan University’s DMZ and chief executive officer of DMZ Ventures. Toronto, once a beacon of urban excellence, now stands at a crossroads. Our city, known for its iconic skyline, economic strength ...

When it comes to technology and innovation, Toronto, Canada’s largest city, is packing a heavy punch. Though the city may be best known for its vibrant arts, culture and sports scene over the past decade, Toronto has seen a proliferation in the number of ...

Philadelphia has yet to open a safe injection site, despite support from Mayor Jim Kenney and other political leaders like former Gov. Ed Rendell. In Toronto, Canada, however, several sites are already up and running. NBC10 took a trip to our northern ...

Data center developer Yondr has broken ground on its first Canadian facility in Toronto. The company last week held a ceremony to mark the start of work on the site of its 27MW data center. Announced late last year, the project comprises a three-story ...

The 2026 World Cup groups have been finalized, and Canada will play Qatar, Switzerland, and either Italy, Northern Ireland, Wales or Bosnia and Herzegovina in Group B. But who will play in Toronto? Here’s a look at which countries will take the pitch in Toronto.