Close to 3,000 forest fire evacuees from remote northwestern Ontario First Nations are settling into temporary accommodations across the province, including hundreds of people at a Mississauga hotel near Pearson International Airport.
International passengers arriving at Toronto Pearson Airport will now be separated by vaccination status before heading through customs, the airport confirmed Saturday.
Toronto Police Service (TPS) is searching for a man wanted in connection with a violent daytime assault in the city’s west end.
A special weather statement is in effect for Toronto with heavy rain expected tonight.
Three refugees from South Sudan competing at the Olympics will be heading to a Canadian college this fall under a program that gives students displaced by conflict a chance to pursue their academic goals.
If you hear a loud "whooping" sound, don't be concerned.
Ontario is reporting a slight decrease in new COVID-19 cases today from the previous day.
The Toronto Police Service (TPS) is looking to locate a man wanted in connection with an assault that took place in the city’s northwest end.
Both Toronto and Peel Region are reporting their first cases of West Nile virus positive mosquitoes for 2021.
Peel police have charged five people accused of kidnapping a man in Brampton and possessing firearms.
Toronto police are looking for a man after an officer was assaulted during a protest outside of a police station earlier this week.
Toronto pharmacies may be forced to throw out Moderna doses due to a decline in demand, due in part to skepticism about mixing and matching doses and misinformation about the brand.
A six-year-old Yorkie seriously injured in a coyote attack in Scarborough earlier this week has been released from the hospital and reunited with her owners.
An Ontario man said an online banking mistake caused him almost a month and a half of aggravation.
An Ontario woman says she experienced a roadblock when trying to purchase concert tickets because she didn't have a smartphone.
A Windsor, Ont. man said a car he bought in a private sale was repossessed from his driveway, because the man he bought it from didn’t pay his car loan.
Barbados will officially recognize people with mixed vaccine doses as fully vaccinated after an Ontario couple's story about cancelling their honeymoon trip to the island country got international attention.
Pickup trucks have steadily gotten taller, longer and heavier over the past two decades and research shows they could be a hazard for other drivers and pedestrians.
A Toronto townhouse on a busy street that drew multiple offers and sold for $420,000 above asking is a sign there is still plenty of heat left in the city’s red-hot market.
ACORN Canada held demonstrations in more than a dozen cities across the country on Tuesday, including in Toronto’s financial district, to protest what they call unfair bank fees.
In episode 3 of Life Unmasked, host Ashley Legassic speaks with three such “TV doctors” about what the last year and a half has been like.
The second episode of Life Unmasked explores the mental toll of the pandemic on both adults and children as they undergo numerous lockdowns and reopenings—and how to best mentally re-emerge after all that time in isolation.
Dozens of Toronto neighbourhoods are currently COVID-19 free for the first time in months, according to data released by the city.
A new website meant to help customers find Toronto businesses with vaccinated staff or those that have COVID-19 vaccination policies has been forced to shut down after people started leaving fake google reviews and sending hateful messages.
A Toronto transplant patient is facing strict prolonged lockdown measures after two doses of a vaccination were unable to provide him with the antibodies needed to fend off COVID-19.
Ontario spent about $10 billion less in the last fiscal year than it had planned, the province's financial watchdog said Wednesday as the opposition criticized the government for not investing those funds in more pandemic supports.
The Ontario NDP is calling on the provincial government to reject an expansion proposal by the owner of the Orchard Villa Long-term Care Home, where dozens of people died due to the COVID-19 pandemic and alleged neglect and abuse.
Ontario’s top public health official says that the more transmissible Delta variant will continue to threaten the progress that the province has made until about 90 per cent of eligible residents have been fully vaccinated.
The table published a 21-page brief Wednesday providing their key considerations on a possible vaccination certification program, concluding that provincial governments "may want to consider development of a common design."
As a neuroscientist and molecular biologist, Samantha Yammine has deep reverence for vaccines—but despises needles.
The federal government announced Monday it will allow fully vaccinated American travellers into the country starting on Aug. 9, and extend that easing of border measures to other foreign nationals almost a month later.
After lagging behind other developed countries in the early months of the COVID-19 vaccination roll out, Canada has officially eclipsed the United States when it comes to the percentage of fully vaccinated residents.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said in the strongest terms yet Thursday that the province will not create a vaccine passport that would allow people to signal to businesses and other organizations that they have been vaccinated.
Peel Public Health will close a mass vaccination clinic at the International Centre later this month as it begins to shift resources to focus on its hardest to reach residents.
Dozens of people opted out of receiving their second COVID-19 vaccine shot at a mass immunization centre in Brampton on Tuesday after being told that they would have to mix-and-match doses.
Micro-clinics, such as the Monday's clinic at Braeburn Junior School, are being offered alongside additional incentives to the city's least vaccinated communities.
A commemoration ceremony was held this evening to mark the third anniversary of the mass shooting on the Danforth that left two people dead and more than a dozen injured.
A woman living in downtown Toronto found an unknown man inside her apartment wearing her clothes and cooking a meal when she returned home Monday night, police say.
A man who was killed after being deliberately struck by a vehicle earlier this week near Toronto’s waterfront spent his last day celebrating his girlfriend’s birthday and having “one of the best days,” his brother said.
So far this wildfire season, about 400,000 hectares have burned, and without rain in the forecast, that total looks likely to grow.
The Canadian women's 4x100 freestyle team has swam to a silver medal. It's the first medal for Canada at the 2020 Tokyo Games.
Michael Woods came agonizingly close to opening Canada's medal account on the first full day of competition at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Here's a roundup.
The City of Toronto is scrambling to figure out how much its employees owe in automated speeding and red light camera tickets after questions from CTV News Toronto.
Members of the general public are getting their first chance to snap up tickets to watch the Blue Jays in Toronto ahead of the team’s homecoming next week.
One lucky person who recently bought a lottery ticket in Toronto is now $44 million richer… they may just not know it yet.
A group of tenants at 3161 Eglinton Avenue East have turned to starting a petition to get their derelict, insect-infested apartment building inspected.
Stephen Chbosky's musical feature "Dear Evan Hansen" will open this year's hybrid Toronto International Film Festival.
There are 859 cannabis stores open in Ontario today, 267 of which are located in Toronto according to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, the regulatory body that oversees legal pot shops in the province.
A new report suggests Toronto businesses are making plans to call employees back to the office.
The organizer of a community garden in the city's west-end hopes the Toronto District School Board will postpone the destruction of their garden for another few months so they can harvest the vegetables.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government is pouring nearly $120 million into affordable rental units in Brampton, Ont.
Aylmer family told to tear down their home, even though plans were approved by City officials.
Check out how this artist from B.C. created a full-sized replica of the iconic Volkswagen van in Tofino.
A rural Alberta couple reveal a few secrets to their 75 year long marriage.
A hockey player who was recently convicted of a sex-related crime was drafted by the Montreal Canadiens. CTV's Annie Bergeron-Oliver reports.
New fires were reported in Alberta and Manitoba this weekend, where five First Nations have been evacuated. CTV’s Jill Macyshon reports.
CTV’s Donna Sounds explains how advocates want to fix the cracks in the Canadian curriculum to reflect the treatment of Indigenous people.
Across the U.S. almost every state is dealing with a flood of new COVID-19 infections. CTV’s Tom Walters reports on the vaccine resistance.
Climate change is putting underwater resources at risk as more fish disappear. CTV’s Todd Battis explores the impact.
A six-year-old Yorkie was attacked by a coyote that followed its 10-year-old owner.
Lifestyle Expert Taylor Kaye shares ideas to make breakfast quick and fun with offerings from Becel, Promuna and Cheerios.
Vicki Wojcik of Pollinator Partnership Canada shares ways we can help these important species in our own backyard.
Wendy Sokoloff of Sokoloff Lawyers explains how her team supports clients- even before their settlement.
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.
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.
Melanie Cote of Do Good Donuts explains their start-up employment social enterprise training youth with intellectual disabilities for jobs in their communities.
Dr. Mayrose Salvador of Pueblo Science tells us more about the work they do and how they’re engaging families virtually during the pandemic.
