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TORONTO — A few of the newest relics in the Hockey Hall of Fame include a jersey worn by Nathan MacKinnon in the 2022 Stanley Cup-clinching game, a prestigious trophy with a spot reserved for Cale Makar’s engraved name and a burgundy-bejeweled ring.

TORONTO — Option No. 1 was getting swarmed in a continuation of the recent trend that has vexed him and the Nuggets. Option No. 2 might have actually been playing on one leg, as coach Michael Malone joked about before the game.

LOS ANGELES — The vibes were sometimes off. And the inconsistent vibes led to inconsistent play.

The Lakers are continuing to heat up lately, and the Raptors got scorched by them on Friday night down the stretch.

Fred VanVleet has learned his punishment following an incident after the Toronto Raptors were beaten by the Los Angeles Clippers in a heated midweek game at Crypto.com Arena

Toronto’s school board, the largest in Canada, joins a push to ban discrimination based on caste in North America.

Toronto's school board has become the first in Canada to recognize that caste discrimination exists in the city's schools and has asked a provincial human rights body to help in creating a framework to address the issue.

The video-sharing website that bills itself as a YouTube alternative and “immune to cancel culture” has opened in Florida, marking a new home for the conservative-favored platform. Rumble, which also operates in Toronto, announced the grand opening of its U.S. corporate headquarters in Longboat Key, near Sarasota on the state’s…

City called off its dogs and said it would review its sign approval process after canine owners called the prohibition ‘lunacy’