An Ontario man says he has been fighting to get back $19,000 for months after making a 'simple mistake' while trying to transfer money between two of his bank accounts.
Days after the Canadian government announced mandatory COVID-19 testing for all international travellers, the new program is still not in place at Toronto Pearson.
COVID-19 cases in Ontario spiked above 1,000 for the second straight day on Saturday as the number of infections in the province continues to rise.
A special weather statement has been issued for Toronto and the rest of the GTA ahead of snow and freezing rain Sunday.
The Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO) is advising Ontarians to start their holiday alcohol shopping early as ongoing global supply chain issues may cause shelves to be emptier than usual this year.
An Ontario woman has been forced to isolate for 14 days after returning from a day trip to the United States and forgetting to fill out her ArriveCAN app.
Health officials in Hamilton and Peel Region have confirmed their first cases of the Omicron coronavirus variant.
After a Costco delivery went wrong, this Toronto man was faced with a $20,000 repair bill.
Toronto reported Friday its first three cases of the Omicron coronavirus variant, bringing the total known cases in Ontario to 11.
Toronto Public Health says that there has been a sudden spike in suspected overdose calls over the last week, raising concerns about the presence of “highly potent opioids” in the city’s unregulated drug supply.
Toronto police are responding to a hit-and-run in north Etobicoke Friday evening that left a pedestrian with serious injuries.
The CFL has left the door open to McLeod Bethel-Thompson playing in the East Division final Sunday.
Ontario health officials are reporting more than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases for the first time since late spring.
An Ontario man says he has been fighting to get back $19,000 for months after making a 'simple mistake' while trying to transfer money between two of his bank accounts.
Police in York Region say they have discovered a new way in which thieves are using Apple technology to track and eventually steal high-end cars in the area.
Your end-of-lease car may be worth more than you think due to current supply chain issues and vehicle shortages.
Electric vehicle charging stations are set to be installed at most ONroute rest stops in Ontario by next summer.
Ontario’s five largest electricity utilities have come together to warn the public about ongoing scams concerning fake phone calls, texts and bills connected to the utility accounts.
The Ontario government has passed new laws it says will help employees disconnect from the office and create a better work-life balance. Here's a list of the changes being made.
Black Friday was the busiest shopping day of this year and retailers are now hoping that consumers will keep spending for Cyber Monday.
Sodium cromoglycate is a safe, effective, no longer commonly used medication that's been around for more than 50 years. Suddenly it's become very costly for those who use it.
There are currently three groups eligible for third doses in Ontario.
Additional cases of the Omicron COVID-19 variant have been confirmed in Ontario.
The City of Toronto has launched a new webpage that will disclose COVID-19 exposures in large settings where contact information may not be available.
Ontario's Progressive Conservatives are expressing confidence that voters will send Doug Ford back to Queen's Park for a second term as premier in 2022.
Ontario will be expanding third dose COVID-19 vaccine eligibility in mid-December, allowing individuals aged 50 and up to get the booster shot.
Ontario says it's spending billions of dollars to build a new hospital in Mississauga, Ont., and expand another in Toronto.
Ode to Toy aims to support Toronto parents while reducing waste and over-consumerism by selling preloved toys at significantly lowered prices.
The half-century long career of renowned Saulteaux and Anishinaabe artist Robert Houle is the focus of a new major retrospective at the Art Gallery of Ontario titled "Red is Beautiful."
A six-year-old Ontario boy won the opportunity to address his favourite hockey team and video of the passionate pre-game speech has been viewed hundreds of thousands of times.
A slope at St. James Cemetery in Toronto is eroding, sparking a $2.5 million project to save cremated human remains of hundreds of people from sliding into the valley.
Downtown gridlock is set to “significantly worsen” for the better part of the next decade as the construction of Ontario Line stations coincides with a number of major city-led infrastructure projects, a new staff report warns.
The City of Toronto will be reopening all of its office buildings at maximum capacity in January and asking its employees to return to the office at least part-time, despite the emergency of a new COVID-19 variant of concern in the province.
A group of Toronto students are among the first to be gifted Gay Lea Foods’ baking kits. They come with a pot holder, butter and a recipe book sharing traditions of family holiday treats and the people who lovingly make them.
Toronto City Council is considering removing a requirement that requires developers to build a minimum number of parking spaces in new condos.
Some 72 hectares of land formerly occupied by a coal-fired power plant in Mississauga will soon be home to the longest Canadian pier in the Great Lakes.
A Mississauga man has been arrested following months of complaints by residents of a “night prowler” keeping them up at night.
The lawyer for the man accused of first-degree murder in the death of a Toronto police officer in July told Ontario Superior Court Thursday that statements made by the police and politicians after his client was granted bail are putting his client’s right to a fair trial at risk.
A new digital platform will allow police officers in Toronto to file criminal charges electronically starting next week, effectively putting an end to paperwork and other outdated processes.
COVID-19 vaccine doses donated to COVAX by Canada have recently begun to arrive at their intended destinations, all while the spread of Omicron highlights one of the dangers of failing to ensure global vaccine coverage.
Experts are divided on whether travel is advisable in light of the Omicron variant spurring restrictions at the border and new travel bans leading into the holiday season.
The Omicron variant of the virus that causes COVID-19 likely acquired at least one of its mutations by picking up a snippet of genetic material from another virus, possibly one that causes the common cold.
The Toronto Catholic District School Board is mandating vaccination for all students ages 12 and up who want to participate in competitive indoor sports this winter.
The Toronto Police Service has placed more than 200 employees on unpaid leaves after they failed to comply with the terms of its vaccine mandate.
The city says its campaign to vaccinate children aged five to 11 is off to a “successful” start, with more than 6,100 doses administered at its clinics in the first three days.
During the Second World War, in a mountainous coastal town in the South of Italy, Rosina Taverniti began rolling gnocchi and kneading bread for hungry soldiers.
Just before 1 a.m., Danny Adiev arrives at his restaurant in Toronto’s east-end to start chopping. But he’s not preparing for the loyal brunch crowd at Chew Chew’s Diner, he’s cooking for Toronto’s homeless community, nourishing up to 600 stomachs every week.
Felix Cha wasn’t a coffee drinker when he landed his first gig at a café in Melbourne. But he wanted to keep his job, so he started asking questions. Fifteen-years later, he owns two cafés in Toronto and has 150 wholesale clients.
Video released by NASA shows a total solar eclipse as seen from Western Antarctica on Dec. 4.
An exhibit of Indigenous artist Robert Houle’s work is being held at the Art Gallery of Ontario. Donna Sound reports.
Security cameras captured a family of bears playing in Campbell River, B.C.
Six-year-old Callan Perks is receiving widespread acclaim over his electrifying pre-game speech to the OHL's Peterborough Petes.
After spending 91 days in hospital with COVID-19 complications, an Ontario man is marking a milestone by thanking the people who saved his life.
Comedian Rick Mercer speaks about his new memoir, 'Talking to Canadians,' and reflects on his lengthy career in Canadian media.
Watch the moment when the Cumbre Vieja volcano located on the island of La Palma in Spain erupted on Dec. 1.
An Abbotsford, B.C. employment company is set to fill 400 jobs for the city’s recovery effort. CTV’s Penny Daflos reports.
Parents of the teen who killed four at a Michigan school have pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter. CTV’s Tom Walters reports.
Additional actions may be taken as the Omicron variant spreads across the country. CTV’s Heather Butts reports.
Canada has pledged to give 200 million vaccines to countries in need. For places like Africa, that may not be enough. CTV’s Ben Miljure reports.
Princeton, B.C. Mayor Spencer Coyne speaks on the flood situation in his town, and calls on the federal government to help fund rebuilding.
NACI released new guidance on the use of third doses for the COVID-19 vaccines. CTV’s Creeson Agecoutay reports.
Police have identified a new way for car thieves to track and steal vehicles. John Vennavally-Rao reports.
Parenting and lifestyle expert Sherri French shares ideas to spread joy this holiday season
Lifestyle expert Taylor Kaye showcases yummy treats you can make at home with ingredients from Burnbrae Farms.
Lifestyle expert Richard Cazeau helps make shopping for the men in your life a little easier
Celebrity beauty expert John-Paul Ricchio highlights holiday gift sets from Vivier
Lifestyle expert Natalie Sexton shares her beauty inspired holiday gift guide.
Lifestyle expert Richard Cazeau delivers tips to make your gaming memorable.
Nutrition Specialist Olivia Saray discusses the many benefits of NUNA premium cat food.
Jeff Lewis from BDO Debt Solutions on the warning signs of debt and what you should know about dealing with debt.
