The Bay says it will close its flagship location on Queen Street Tuesday after leaving it open Monday, despite a provincial lockdown in effect in Toronto and Peel Region.
An Ontario teenager, whose wish of shaking hands with LeBron James came true last Christmas Day, has died following a battle with cancer.
An Ontario cashier says she felt something wasn't right when a senior tried to purchase about $3,000 worth of Google gift cards.
Toronto is launching an enhanced COVID-19 response program targeting some of the city's hardest hit neighborhoods.
Ontario health officials recorded more than 1,500 new COVID-19 infections in the province on Monday, marking another new record in the daily-reported number of cases in the province.
The public health official that has led Ontario’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic has agreed to push back his retirement and remain on the job through most of 2021.
With a laugh, Hazel McCallion thinks ahead to her 100th birthday. "I don't think it will be a big party," she says.
Veronica Daley was heartbroken after discovering someone had stolen the Christmas ornaments off a tree decorated in memory of her 23-year-old son who was murdered.
The City of Toronto says its enforcements teams laid several charges over the weekend against people and businesses violating COVID-19 restrictions.
A Toronto landlord has unsuccessfully attempted to evict The Bay for not paying rent during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The halls of Queen's Park could become more crowded this week — despite the lockdown in Toronto — as politicians from both the government and the opposition try to outmaneuver one another ahead of crucial votes in the Ontario Legislature.
Non-essential businesses have been shuttered and in-person dining has been restricted as Toronto and Peel Region officially enter a lockdown amid a rising number of COVID-19 cases.
The Ontario government is calling on the former head of the Canadian Armed Forces to lead its newly announced COVID-19 vaccine distribution task force.
An Ontario cashier says she felt something wasn't right when a senior tried to purchase about $3,000 worth of Google gift cards.
Canadians donated $17 billion to charity last year, but that generosity is expected to drop in 2020 because of the pandemic.
Many Canadians had their cars parked during the spring and summer as they worked from home and self isolated due to the pandemic and many tire shops were closed.
A Toronto woman who sold an old car two years ago for $1,000 cash thought she would never hear about the vehicle again. Then she got a letter saying the car had been towed, was in storage and that she would have to pay the bill.
Many passengers, who recently took flights that landed at Toronto Pearson International Airport, say they felt safe on board their flights and while the flying experience was different, it was not too uncomfortable.
At the height of the pandemic, Canada’s financial institutions stepped up with deferral programs to give Canadians a break and millions took advantage of them.
A family that helps look after their father, a veteran of the Second World War, was shocked to know a running toilet caused a water bill of $6,433.
Online shopping remains the retail source of choice for most Canadian shoppers as consumers head into the holiday shopping season and a new survey shows more people want to buy Canadian.
More than one million Canadians opened a trading account in the first six months of 2020.
The Ontario government will shutter most non-essential businesses, including gyms and personal care services, and will prohibit sit-down service in restaurants in two of the province’s COVID-19 hot spots as they grapple with a rise in infections.
The lineup outside the Walmart at Jane Street and St. Clair Avenue stretched the length of a city block Saturday morning, as people began stocking up ahead of Monday’s lockdown.
News that Toronto and Peel Region will be moved into the lockdown stage of the province’s COVID-19 framework may have some residents wondering which businesses are closed as a result.
York Region is reporting that six cases of COVID-19 have been linked to finesses classes held in the Aurora, Ont.
Ontario schools will not have an extended winter break, despite provincial officials hinting at it a day earlier when discussing possible new COVID-19 measures for 2021.
The halls of Queen's Park could become more crowded this week — despite the lockdown in Toronto — as politicians from both the government and the opposition try to outmaneuver one another ahead of crucial votes in the Ontario Legislature.
Toronto Mayor John Tory and the city's top doctor say they're fully supportive of the province’s decision to move Toronto and Peel Region to a state of lockdown next week.
Premier Doug Ford is standing behind information that his health minister provided about the number of COVID-19 vaccines that the province hopes to receive in early 2021, even as federal officials refuse to confirm the number.
Police believe the incident may be linked to a second case where thieves targeted another person advertising dogs for sale online.
The "24 Good Deeds" calendar is helping Canadians give back this holiday season as they count down the days to Christmas.
Ken Shaw talks to an outreach worker about how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting the homeless community.
Organizations providing mental health support say it has been challenging for them to cope with increased demand for help amid the pandemic.
Since COVID-19 hit this past March, it has been a scary and lonely time for many, especially seniors living in long-term care homes.
CTV News Toronto's Ken Shaw speaks with a victim of Toronto's van attack to find out how she is coping through the virtual trial.
One Toronto resident details the challenges that come with working from home and feeling isolated during a pandemic.
A COVID-19 survivor, who describes herself as a ‘longhauler,’ speaks of how she has been coping with its long-term lingering symptoms.
Ken Shaw talks to experts about the benefits of exercise and nutrition on mental health, especially during the current pandemic restrictions
Sisters from the Toronto area created The Canadian Courage Project – a non-profit organization with a goal of providing relief to youth experiencing homelessness and their furry companions.
Visits with Santa will look a little different in 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
It’s an advent calendar, but there’s no chocolate waiting behind the doors. Instead, the sweet surprise is learning what charity is benefitting that day.
In 2018, Maddie received an early Christmas present from Make-a-Wish Canada: her very own customized tree at the organization’s annual ‘Trees of Joy’ event.
There’s a new wonder in Niagara Falls, and it’s cascading down the limestone walls of the city’s history museum.
It's a book about courage, written to help children cope with their emotions during COVID-19.
There are a few things 8 year-old Jake missed about going camp this past summer.
It is a simple act of kindness, and one that 15-year-old Sebastian Browne takes great joy and responsibility in doing.
For two years, 13-year-old Maya Reiter-Lee has been growing a collection of new and gently used shoes, donated to her by others in the community.
Pat Quinn, one of the co-founders of the viral Ice Bucket Challenge that raised millions for ALS research, died on Nov. 22 at the age of 37.
A Toronto doctor who lost three patients to the coronavirus in 36 hours says he’s dismayed by holiday shoppers lining up at malls for discounts while hospitals surpass capacity thresholds amid the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ahead of a meeting with government officials who will decide on a strategy to curb the spread of COVID-19 in the province, Alberta’s chief medical officer of health announced 1,549 new cases of the disease on Monday.
The federal government recognized U.S. President-elect Joe Biden as the "apparent winner" of the Nov. 3 election on Monday, formally starting the transition of power after U.S. President Donald Trump spent weeks testing the boundaries of American democracy. He relented after suffering yet more legal and procedural defeats in his seemingly futile effort to overturn the election with baseless claims of fraud.
China launched an ambitious mission on Tuesday to bring back rocks and debris from the moon's surface for the first time in more than 40 years -- an undertaking that could boost human understanding of the moon and of the solar system more generally.
The Atlantic bubble has been burst. Newfoundland and Labrador and Prince Edward Island announced Monday that they are backing out of the Atlantic bubble for at least two weeks.
The federal government will be releasing a fall economic statement on Nov. 30, providing a revised look at the state of federal finances amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ontario health officials recorded more than 1,500 new COVID-19 infections in the province on Monday, marking another new record in the daily-reported number of cases in the province.
The commander of the Canadian Armed Forces is preparing to formally apologize to victims of sexual misconduct. The apology comes after, but is separate from, a $900-million settlement agreement that the federal government reached with current and former military members, as well as civilian Defence Department employees, last year after class-action lawsuits were brought against the Forces.
Scientists in the United States have uncovered that young alligators have the ability to regrow their tails up to approximately 23 centimetres, or 18 per cent of their total body length.
As COVID-19 cases hit another record high in Ontario, its two largest regions entered lockdown for the second time.
Dr. Tehseen Ladha says Alberta has lost control of the COVID-19 pandemic and will almost certainly see some form of 'heath care collapse' soon.
White House correspondent Hunter Walker discusses the news that U.S. President Trump seems to have acknowledged Joe Biden's win.
Ont. Premier Doug Ford says his government will 'pull out all the stops' in order to support small businesses in locked down regions, but public health is his top priority.
Newfoundland and Labrador and Prince Edward Island announced they are backing out of the Atlantic bubble for at least two weeks.
Millions of Americans ignored CDC warnings and travelled for Thanksgiving despite uncontrolled spread of the virus in the country.
Failed COVID strategy made surge 'inevitable': Dr. Sharkawy
Teachers in B.C. are calling on the province to make masks mandatory in schools after exposures in dozens of classrooms.
