At Urban Squash Toronto, playing the game is only the start of a path toward community, belonging and academic success.

A new survey commissioned by the Toronto Region Board of Trade shows a majority of respondents have considered moving away from the city due to congestion, while an urban planning expert and a cycling advocate say there needs to be a focus on giving people options outside of cars to move around the city.

As the city grapples with shocking acts of alleged youth violence, one Scarborough councillor wants to increase the use of school buildings to boost recreational programming that could help prevent crime.

The mother of a man who was murdered in Torontos now-shuttered Don Jail almost 15 years ago said she was encouraged to hear about improvements since made to inmate safety and mental health care at the inquest into his death, which concluded Thursday.

A Toronto athlete who wonbronze at Canada's national track and field championshipsa little over a week ago is set to be deported to Jamaica,where he says political persecution could put his family's lives at riskand a recovery effort is underway after a devastating hurricane.

As summer officially kicks off, Torontos tourism industry is still in recovery and projecting how the season will look is difficult, the citys tourism agency says.

Cristina Ribeiro thought the house she and her family were renting in a Milton, Ont., subdivision would be a place for her children to grow. But she now faces the prospect of moving out two weeks after she finishes recovering from a C-section, following a decision by the Landlord and Tenant Board.