The parents of two young children who were struck and killed while they were playing in their Vaughan, Ont. driveway have released a statement saying they have been left 'extremely traumatized by the tragic loss.'
The Ontario government will scrap the colour-coded framework for COVID-19 restrictions that it introduced in the fall and replace it with a new reopening plan.
Working from home has meant greater freedom for employees, and sometimes lower costs for employers, but one Toronto company has learned the dark side of giving employees too much flexibility.
An Ontario woman who says she choked on a screw found in a Tim Hortons' iced coffee believes company's response to the incident has been a 'huge slap in the face.'
Ontario's police watchdog is investigating after a 60-year-old woman fell to her death in Toronto on Tuesday afternoon.
Toronto police are investigating after a TTC bus operator was assaulted in Scarborough on Monday evening.
On the same day Ontario expands vaccine eligibility to all adults, some pop-up clinics in Toronto hot spots are targeting children as young as 12.
Health officials in Ontario are reporting fewer than 1,700 new cases of COVID-19, marking the lowest single-day total in almost two months.
If you own a house, chances are you have home insurance to protect yourself in case disaster strikes but what if you rent?
A child has minor injuries after falling from a window in Brampton on Tuesday morning, Peel police say.
Police are searching for a suspect wanted in connection with an "unprovoked"assault at a TTC subway station Monday.
Ontario health units said they needed more COVID-19 vaccines to keep up with a huge spike in demand as all adults across the province became eligible to book a shot on Tuesday.
When asked about his highlight of a crazy NBA season, Kyle Lowry rattled off a laundry list of virtually every player on the Toronto Raptors and their high notes.
The city’s top doctor says Toronto residents need to do everything possible to “prevent history from repeating itself” when it comes to transmission of emerging COVID-19 variants.
Greater Toronto Area officials are calling on the province to sustain vaccine supply in hotspots as the province opens up eligibility to 18+.
The Canadian National Exhibition says it will face closure if it does not receive support from both the federal and provincial governments soon.
Members of a camping taskforce in talks with the Ontario government say they are 99 per cent certain that both day and overnight camps will reopen this summer amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Inspectors with the Ministry of Long-Term Care highlighted concerns of dehydration and malnutrition at Downsview Long Term Care home as far back as June 2020, raising fresh questions about when the provincial government was made aware of the apparent neglect in the nursing home.
Ontario's Progressive Conservative government says the province will require 11 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine in July and August in order to meet Premier Doug Ford's promise of a fully vaccinated population by the end of this Summer.
If you own a house, chances are you have home insurance to protect yourself in case disaster strikes but what if you rent?
A Canadian snowbird who spends her winters in Florida said was shocked to find out the water bill for her Toronto home was $5,500 while she was away.
Due to COVID-19 the number of downloads of e-books and audiobooks last year jumped 32 per cent.
Some families feel the school has failed students and that they should be compensated for lost scholarships, housing costs and other expenses.
Ontario banned door-to-door sales in March of 2018 when aggressive sales staff were misleading homeowners into buying or renting furnaces and air conditioners.
Flowers are always a popular gift for Mother's Day and with the lockdown in place they were the choice for many people to give their mothers.
It seems we’re not as calm behind the wheel as we’d like to think.
It’s no surprise that housing prices in Toronto are skyrocketing but these are the areas where home prices have jumped the most since the start of the pandemic.
The average price of a new vehicle has topped $40,000 in Canada and due to a lack of supply related to the pandemic prices are only going higher.
When it comes to windows, it isn’t always obvious when they need to be replaced. In fact, if the issue isn’t obvious, you might be more tempted to put it out of your mind instead of committing to the time, energy and money needed to replace them.
Starting tomorrow, all Ontario residents over the age of 18 will be able to book a COVID-19 vaccine, a week ahead of the province’s initial rollout schedule.
A vaccination clinic in Toronto reached a milestone Sunday evening, administering more than 10,000 doses in less than 24 hours.
At Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s announcement of the two week extension to the provincewide stay-home-order, he said this time will be dedicated to vaccinating as many teachers and students as possible.
The province is now expecting to receive 250,000 more doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine next week, a shipment that will be reserved for second shots as the province has suspended use of the vaccine until further notice.
As the province prepares to ramp up its administration of mRNA vaccines through pharmacies, Ontarians who received the now-paused AstraZeneca shot as their first dose are waiting for guidance on how and when they’ll get their second jab.
Preliminary results from a study in the U.K. suggest that receiving your second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine from a different brand than the first dose is safe — but it could be more likely to give you mild side-effects such as a headache, chills or a fever.
Ontario will no longer offer first doses of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine due to an increase in reports of rare blood clots.
People with at-risk conditions in Ontario will be eligible to book their COVID-19 vaccine appointment starting today.
Police have identified a 28-year-old man who was killed in a quadruple shooting in Etobicoke Sunday afternoon.
Police issued tickets for violations of the emergency stay-at-home order after as many as 25 people were allegedly found partying inside a restaurant in Toronto’s King West neighbourhood on Sunday evening.
The City of Toronto has released the locations of where they'll move 50 automated speed enforcement cameras for the start of June.
CTV News has learned that the Canada-U.S. border will remain closed to non-essential travel for at least another month, just days before the current agreement was set to expire.
Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan was aware in March that a military investigation was underway involving Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin, several weeks before Fortin stepped aside from leading Canada's COVID-19 vaccine rollout, CTV News has learned. This comes after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters on Tuesday that he was informed 'a number of weeks ago.'
More than 46 per cent of Canadians have been vaccinated with at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine as of Tuesday afternoon, putting Canada on track to surpass the U.S.
The first Sunday since the doors of small Ontario town church were locked by court order saw hundreds gather for an outdoor service.
An Ontario man is looking to get the AstraZeneca vaccine because of his allergy with other shots offered in Canada.
Move over, spring. It's going to be looking and feeling a lot more like summer in the Greater Toronto Area by the end of the week.
Toronto Raptors superfan Nav Bhatia has become one of the first fans to ever be honoured at the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.
The city has announced a series of interconnected moves that will allow it to relocate a downtown fire station and use the sale of the land that it stands on to help pay for a much needed new park nearby.
An Ontario father is cancer-free after an incredible and rare life-saving surgery performed by a Toronto cardiac surgeon.
For the second year in a row, the City of Toronto painted the physical distancing circles on the grass at Trinity Bellwoods Park.
Pedestrians and cyclists will be able to take over Lake Shore Boulevard West this weekend as ActiveTO returns to the major artery in the city.
Toronto chef Matt Kantor and his wife Alana Kayfetz are getting a rapid medical education after their youngest son, Henry, was recently diagnosed with an extremely rare condition.
The second of four new bridges sailed into Toronto’s harbour Tuesday making the long trek from Halifax.
Thousands of Canadians are receiving crucial vaccine information thanks to an online group of volunteers.
Travel agents say bookings and inquiries are up as people try to anticipate when COVID-19 restrictions will be lifted.
Canadian researchers are investigating the authenticity of a message in a bottle that could have been thrown from the Titanic, but some think it could be a decades-old hoax.
A kayaker was rescued by a fellow paddler in Okanagan Lake, after a dramatic moment when they had to flag down a boat to bring them ashore.
Lifestyle expert Richard Cazeau shares tips and products to help us plan for a summer road trip.
Stephanie Cowle of Parachute Canada explains trends they’ve seen during the pandemic and offers tips to help us stay safe as the warmer weather arrives.
Aretha Kahloo of Haven on the Queensway tells us more about their programs and talks about how we can support the work they do.
Dawson Bridger of the Ontario Heritage Trust highlights what they do and how they’re taking tours and events virtual.
Wendy Sokoloff of Sokoloff Lawyers shares tips on how you may want to proceed following an accident or injury.
Dave Shellnutt tells us more about how the Toronto Bike Brigade is helping those in need during the pandemic - and tells us how we can get involved.
Kim McLeod of The Best Ideas for Kids shares fun craft ideas for the special person in your life.
Kelly Burwash of the Toronto Railway Museum highlights their work preserving Toronto’s railway heritage and touches on their new virtual events.
