A Toronto man says he is in shock after his $300,000 Lamborghini, along with about $80,000 of belongings, were stolen when carjackers opened the door of his car while he was driving and pulled him out.
Doug Ford's government has eased regulations related to the province's pit bull ban, allowing seized dogs that look like the prohibited breed to be released - and several dog owners say the premier has indicated he'll go even further.
For years, the park’s beluga population hovered in the mid-fifties. Now, many advocates believe that number is no higher than 40. Records of mammal deaths at the park are not available to the public.
Ontario’s education minister is defending his government’s decision to cut $460 million from base funding for schools in the Fall Economic Statement, saying if you account for everything all other ministries are spending to help schools, the kids and teachers are still ahead.
Tesla plans to open a factory to produce battery manufacturing equipment in Markham, Ont., the mayor said, as the electric carmaker ramps up the production of cheaper, higher-range 4680 battery cells.
Thinking about a getaway? The Ontario government has announced its plan for a staycation tax credit.
Ontario health officials are reporting 563 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, and five more deaths due to the disease.
When the first Burger Shack opened in midtown Toronto 40-years ago, 10 franchises followed with their own respective owners. But that original location is the only one that still stands.
Nearly 250 city workers have been suspended for failing to comply with a mandatory vaccination policy and more could soon face the same consequence.
There have been 13 more homicides in Toronto this year compared to last year’s total as police are investigating a string of shootings in the past month.
TTC CEO Rick Leary is apologizing to Wheel-Trans customers who were left stranded for several days following a ransomware attack that took down the booking platform as well as a number of other internal and customer-facing systems.
Daylight saving time 2021 is about to end and the clocks will go back in Ontario.
Ontario is planning to introduce a digital court system that will allow people to access court information from anywhere, and file documents and pay fees online.
The city is opening up 40,000 new vaccination appointments for third doses at its immunization clinics after the province expanded eligibility for COVID-19 booster shots.
The Ministry of Transportation said that roughly 421,827 road tests have been cancelled due to the pandemic since March 2020.
Eligibility for third doses of COVID-19 vaccine in Ontario expanded on Wednesday — here's who will be eligible as of Saturday and how they can book their appointment.
Thinking about a getaway? The Ontario government has announced its plan for a staycation tax credit.
The Ford government is ramping up spending ahead of the June 2022 general election, with the deficit actually projected to rise by $5 billion this year, with spending planned for health-care, two new GTA highways and a tax credit for people to vacation in Ontario.
On Tuesday, Premier Doug Ford announced that Ontario's minimum wage would be increased to $15.00/hour as of Jan. 1 — here's how that compares to the rest of the country.
An Ontario teen who lost his bank card was told to repay $16,000 after fake government cheques were deposited into his account without him knowing.
Thinking about a getaway? The Ontario government has announced its plan for a staycation tax credit.
New vehicles are more advanced, high-tech and expensive and that is now also true of many newer car batteries.
When casinos closed and people stayed home to self-isolate during the pandemic, some gamblers turned to online gaming to place their bets.
A Toronto mother shipped seven boxes in June to her son. The boxes, which contained record players, collectible records and dishes, were damaged during shipping.
A new report has revealed how much money people need to make in 23 Ontario regions in order to afford a basic lifestyle.
Is there a pothole on your commute that needs fixing?
An Ontario man who says there were rocks in a bag of frozen President’s Choice berries he purchased was offered $300 in compensation if he stayed quiet about what happened, a document shows.
Wing Commander Willam Barker, a pilot known as the best ace in the First World War, is the most decorated war hero in Canadian history, but few know his name.
Owning a house in Toronto is a dream for thousands of people that continues to feel further and further out of reach.
Toronto Pearson International Airport wants to make things easier for those travelling with their pets.
Toronto is one step closer to seeing a completed Eglinton Crosstown LRT.
Residents in Durham will be the first to test out a new self-driving shuttle that’s hitting the streets in the region.
A puppy that was held for weeks by Vaughan Animal Services (VAS) under suspicion that it was part pit bull has been released to its owners, something they say was only possible because of the mass support the family received.
It’s only about 16 kilometres from the Tapestry Retirement Residence to downtown Toronto, but it’s a trip that’s taken some residents more than a year to plan.
In a home festooned with bright paper poppies, you’ll find their creator hard at work, amidst a stack of red and black tissue paper.
Municipalities and businesses in Ontario are encouraging residents to ensure their pumpkins are disposed of in the right spot and in a sustainable fashion.
Police have released new video footage of a brazen shootout at a shopping plaza in Vaughan last month that injured two women.
Police say they have found the remains of a 24-year-old man who was reported missing in York Region more than two years ago.
The keening and wailing of mourners resounded through a west-end neighbourhood Thursday afternoon, as Amaresh Tesfamariam’s casket was carried into a waiting hearse.
The federal government will raise and re-lower the Canadian flags on federal buildings and atop the peace tower for Indigenous Veterans Day and Remembrance Day next week, but then the flags will return to full hoist.
Canadians under the age of 12 now account for the highest number of new COVID-19 infections, the Public Health Agency of Canada says. Speaking at a press conference on Friday, Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Theresa Tam said those under 12 currently represent over 20 per cent of daily cases.
Ottawa has been accused of deliberately blocking a Canadian woman from returning home to her family, after she was released from an ISIS detention camp in northeast Syria. Stranded in Iraq for four months, she has been waiting for emergency travel documents that should have taken only days to issue, all the while separated from her young daughter, who is in Canada, writes London Bureau Chief Paul Workman in an exclusive piece for CTVNews.ca.
Nearly two per cent of all fulltime and occasional staff members at the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) have been placed on a leave of absence without pay after refusing to disclose their COVID-19 vaccination status.
About 99 per cent of City of Toronto employees have provided proof of their vaccination status, with about 94 per cent saying they have received both doses of a COVID-19 vaccine.
Ontarians using Apple mobile devices can now add their proof-of-vaccination QR code to their Apple Wallet.
When the first Burger Shack opened in midtown Toronto 40-years ago, 10 franchises followed with their own respective owners. But that original location is the only one that still stands.
Almost 40 years ago, Horace Rose was hungry one night. That initial inkling planted the seeds of late night eats in Toronto's Little Jamaica.
Jim Syrbos, co-owner of Square Boy, a decades-old diner on the Danforth, keeps his father’s community-first philosophy alive, even at the worst of times.
Lieutenant-Colonel William Barker is Canada's most decorated veteran, but few know his name or his war service.
With most COVID-19 restrictions lifted in Ontario, many are looking forward to celebrating Diwali with friends and family.
'Very honored and blessed': Watch how singer Harry Styles helped one of his fans come out to her mother during his concert in Milwaukee.
Four Fla. police officers were treated for smoke inhalation after pulling a man out of a burning vehicle on Nov. 4.
A moose crashing through a window led to some scary moments at a Saskatoon school Thursday morrning.
Lt.-Col. William Barker is Canada's most decorated veteran, but few know his name or his war service.
This migration is Australia's Christmas Island’s biggest tourist attraction and takes place only once a year.
Quinn Bingham from Pathways to Education on breaking the cycle of poverty through education by helping youth graduate from high school.
Lara Tavares and Caroline McIntosh talk about connecting youth with educational tech tools while respecting the environment.
Sarah Robichaud from Dancing with Parkinson’s on the program helping those living with Parkinson’s as well as seniors to stay connected, engaged and moving.
Writer and director Meagan McAteer talks about partnering with Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital to tackle disability inclusion in film.
Jason Teal from Meridian discusses how they are helping their members feel more confident.
Jeremy Magence from Bergel Magence Personal Injury Lawyers discusses why your long term disability claims may be denied.
Dr. Justin Asgarpour from Clearly and Lifestyle Expert Taylor Kaye talk about the importance of good eye health
Mark Aston from Covenant House discusses the life-changing services provided to thousands of young people in our city.
