The Toronto Zoo will reopen to the public today but it will look a little different with visitors required to purchase timed tickets in advance and stick to a one-way trail when on the grounds.
Thousands of small businesses across Ontario are considering bankruptcy as they sit on the sidelines of the COVID-19 economic recovery, according to an advocate for independent business owners.
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Most of Ontario’s public health units, with the exception of Toronto, Peel and York, reported five or fewer cases of COVID-19 in the last 24 hours, the province’s health minister said.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford chastised Friday those who attended an alleged indoor party at a Toronto nightclub last week, saying they’re putting their loved ones at risk.
After months of self-isolating, people are eager to get outside and soak up the sun this weekend, but experts warn that overcrowding remains a problem, especially at beaches.
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A video which appears to show a man pouring a flammable substance on a Scarborough home has been released by police in an effort to identify the suspect.
Members of Canada’s military will be saying their final goodbyes to seven Ontario long-term care homes where they have been deployed for the last two months.
The city has issued a trespassing notice to a group of demonstrators who have spent two weeks camped out in Nathan Phillips Square as part of a protest against anti-Black and anti-Indigenous racism.
A popular Ontario beach will mostly close again after reckless crowds packed the tourist destination to a "whole new level" on Canada Day, officials say.
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The Trudeau Liberals and WE Charity have parted ways over the management of a $900-million federal program to pay students and fresh graduates for volunteer work this summer, days after the prime minister himself called the organization the only option for success.
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The man who police say was allegedly armed when he was arrested near the residence of the governor general in Ottawa this morning is an active member of the Canadian Armed Forces, CTV News has learned.
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The Ontario government is giving cities another $150 million to help them increase shelter capacity, but the Premier says any major rescue package to keep cities from making drastic cuts this fall will have to come from the feds.
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Peel Regional Police say a man faces 17 charges after investigators seized guns, bullet-proof vests, 1,000 rounds of ammunition and drugs from a Brampton, Ont., home on Canada Day.
