Ontario’s online portal where people from the general population can book their COVID-19 vaccine appointment will be launched on March 15, and will start by allowing people 80 and over to register first.
Convicted drunk driver Marco Muzzo has expressed a wish to move back to the area where the crash that killed four members of the same family occurred nearly six years ago, despite his parole conditions specifically restricting him from doing so.
The City of Toronto has cancelled all city-led and city-permitted outdoor events up to and including Canada Day amid news that COVID-19 cases could again be on the rise in the city.
Charges in a major Ontario organized crime investigation have been stayed by prosecutors after allegations that York Regional Police listened in on phone calls protected by solicitor-client privilege, according to a lawyer for one of the accused.
The province’s police watchdog has named a 45-year-old man who was shot dead by police in downtown Toronto during a missing person investigation, while a second person has been charged in connection to the case.
CTVNewsToronto.ca has everything you need to know about receiving the COVID-19 vaccine in the Toronto area, including locations, how to register, and who is next in line.
A quarantine screening officer who allegedly demanded cash from a woman before sexually assaulting her at her home faces related charges, police said on Wednesday.
A coalition of community activists has released ideas for preserving several heritage properties in the West Don Lands ahead of a meeting with the province to try and negotiate their fate.
A woman was seriously injured and two young children have minor injuries following a collision in Toronto’s Corso Italia neighbourhood Wednesday morning.
The Ontario government has unveiled a new tuition-free program for those looking to break into the province’s health and long-term care sectors.
Hamilton police say that they are investigating an unconfirmed report regarding a baby being buried at a residence and have taken two people into custody as part of their probe
New COVID-19 cases in Ontario have jumped back up past the 1,000 mark Wednesday following a slight dip reported a day earlier.
Children are less happy and anxious about the future and the impact of COVID-19 on their learning, while teachers are largely dissatisfied with pandemic safety measures in schools, a new survey of kids, parents and staff at the Toronto District School Board found.
A slow moving convoy carrying the body of Natale Bozzo was greeted by a crowd of over 100 people in front of SanRemo bakery in Mimico, Ont. this afternoon.
The pandemic has placed significant pressure on principals at Ontario's schools, with those at virtual schools feeling the most stressed, a new survey suggests.
Thousands of people working from home have left big cities for smaller and more affordable towns amid the COVID-19 pandemic, but some experts say they may have made that decision too soon as back-to-office plans still loom.
Ontario Liberal Leader Steven Del Duca says that York Region should have remained under the provincial shut down and stay-at-home orders for another two weeks, after malls and businesses in the region were swarmed with shoppers on the first day of the economic re-opening.
An emergency order providing Ontario residents with a less expensive, fixed off-peak hydro rate expires today.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford defended his government’s decision to invest $2.5 million in wearable contact tracing technology that will beep or buzz to notify users if they are too close to another person, saying that the deal should yield a “good return on investment.”
Police have issued a warning to parents following an investigation into the alleged sale of cannabis products to underage teens at a Markham convenience store.
If you're planning to buy a new fridge, stove or washing machine you should know some appliances stores are months behind filling their orders.
Consumer Reports is out with its top 10 list of best vehicles for 2021 and once again, imports dominate the ratings.
Many drivers in Ontario have been frustrated with the rising cost of car insurance, especially during the pandemic when many people are driving less.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, more people are using the services of payday loan and installment loan companies, which charge higher fees and interest rates than traditional banks, an-anti poverty group says.
Many weddings were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic last year and many couples decided to postpone their celebration hoping things would be better this year.
When you rent an apartment you may be asked to pay first and last month's rent in advance, but you need to make sure that you are paying it to the right person.
Pet scams have been rampant due to COVID-19 as many people try to find a companion to keep them company as they stay home and self isolate.
Headlights are also more high-tech than ever, but if you have to replace one on a newer car you may be in for a surprise.
As more people test positive for variants of concern in the city’s shelter system, Mayor John Tory says the city is doing its best to create more affordable housing options for those experiencing homelessness.
People staying in small wooden shelters built by a carpenter who was served with a court order to stop placing and relocating the structures on city-owned property are voicing support for the project.
The City of Toronto has asked the owner of an Etobicoke barbecue restaurant to pay the $187,000 in costs that it incurred while attempting to enforce public health restrictions at his business.
The rollover car crash that seriously injured Tiger Woods outside Los Angeles on Tuesday was an accident, so investigators won't pursue any charges against the golf great, Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva said Wednesday.
A new study has found that the novel coronavirus can survive on some forms of fabric and transmit to other surfaces for up to 72 hours in a laboratory setting.
The Nunavut community of Arviat has declared a state of emergency over rising COVID-19 case numbers.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says U.S. leadership has been 'sorely missed' over the past few years.
Police are investigating a theft of a transport truck full of bottled water in Brampton, Ont. that was caught on surveillance video.
A teenage diver is warning people of the consequences of littering after he spotted and recorded "huge fields of garbage" in Humber Bay.
A Toronto nurse working with youth experiencing homelessness and survivors of sex trafficking got a special shout out from the NHL and Maple Leafs centre Auston Matthews.
An American woman whose car has been left parked in a lot near Toronto Pearson Airport for nearly a year because of border restrictions said she is blown away by the 'truly generous' Canadians who have offered to help her get it back.
The patriarch of a family-run bakery in Toronto’s west end is dead following an ongoing battle with COVID-19.
A Toronto couple is searching for a match for their three-year-old son who has a rare form of leukemia.
Weather permitting, Toronto resident Mike Ferguson said he’s constructed one every year since 2018. But it’s his latest creation that may be his masterpiece: A 14-footer that would put Frosty to shame.
Marc Abesdris and Evan Mintz say they are just two average guys who want to lend a helping hand to those in need.
Thirty-four single mothers and their children will soon move into a brand new Regent Park building as part of an initiative to provide specialized affordable housing for those in need.
Twins are a handful to raise but when you have the burden of a life-threatening illness added, it becomes a real struggle.
A flippered forager was taken away in the back of a police cruiser after it was found wandering the streets of Charlottetown
Dashcam video captured the moment a dump truck collided with a barrier along the I-405 north of Renton, Wash.
A train carrying liquid petroleum exploded after a collision with an 18-wheeler in Cameron, Texas.
John Vennavally-Rao has the story of a brother and sister team who were inspired by the loss of a pet to help other animals.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says U.S. leadership has been 'sorely missed' over the past few years.
Hockey card collecting has seen a huge rise in popularity over the past few months, especially with news about a few rare cards selling for six figures.
Canadian singer and songwriter Paul Shaffer says it's an honour hit song 'It's Raining Men' will be inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Instead of one plan for the entire province, Ontario says vaccine rollout details will be determined by each local public health unit.
Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole is criticizing the federal government over the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, and says targets won't be met.
Shawn Stack of Bromwich+Smith shares the results of their Serendipity Survey and touches on how their team works to help improve people’s finances.
Paul Gellatly of Toronto Botanical Garden gives us tips on how to care for indoor plants, and highlights their upcoming online plant auctions.
Ene Underwood of Habitat for Humanity GTA explains their homeownership model and tells us more about their upcoming projects.
With an increase in dog ownership during the pandemic, Andrew Bergel of Bergel Magence shares tips on what to do if you experience a dog bite or attack.
Lifestyle expert Richard Cazeau shares unique gift ideas for the special person in your life.
Russell Oliver of Oliver Jewellery tell us how he got started in the business, and highlights their huge discounts on luxury items.
Kallie Milleman of the OSPCA talks about National Cupcake Day and how to support SPCAs and Humane Societies.
Wendy Sokoloff from Sokoloff Lawyers on when you should contact a lawyer after an accident and how to overcome long-term disability claim denials.
