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The brother and father of slain teenager Aqsa Parvez pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, the Toronto Eaton Centre will get a $120 million facelift, and as the city braces itself for the G20 - which is going to cause all kinds of problems, problems, problems, problems - the US issues a travel advisory for Toronto-bound Americans.
On the mayoral front, man-to-beat Rob Ford - Toronto's Sarah Palin? - once again finds himself at the centre of controversy.
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As the largest city in the country, Toronto is home to an endless number of fascinating people – all of them with stories to tell. The Goods is our news blog where you’ll find live reporting, features and reader conversations about the region and the people who live here: the newsmakers, the unsung heroes and the behind-the-scenes tales.
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