Loretta Traynor and her only surviving son Sam opened up about their grief and shared happy memories of their four murdered family members who were "taken too soon, too violently, and without warning."
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A "complete stranger" approached a 45-year-old man from behind as he was waiting for a ride to work outside his Toronto apartment last month and killed him with a single bullet, police said while announcing a first-degree murder charge in the case.
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The Toronto District School Board reported its first confirmed case of COVID-19 in a student on Thursday just as tens of thousands returned to secondary classrooms for the first time in months.
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Toronto Raptors president Masai Ujiri said he hasn't had any contract discussions with team owner Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment since the club's season ended last week.
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Marci Ien, co-host of CTV's The Social, will be appointed the Liberal candidate in the riding of Toronto Centre — which, until recently, was the seat held by former finance minister Bill Morneau.
Toronto police have arrested a man and have issued an arrest warrant for another suspect in connection with a fatal daylight shooting in a Walmart parking lot last week in the city’s west end.
Teoscar Hernandez was enjoying a breakout season when he suffered an oblique strain earlier this month. The Toronto Blue Jays hope he'll pick up where he left off now that he's back in the lineup.
People seeking COVID-19 tests in the Toronto area this week are reporting hours-long waits at assessment centres, with one mom in Mississauga, Ont. sitting in her car for six and a half hours before getting a test.
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Halton police have arrested two people and have issued warrants for two others in connection with the kidnapping and murder of an innocent 16-year-old Brampton boy who they say was targeted solely because of his friendship with a man that was involved in an “ongoing dispute” with the suspects.
Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says executives of an American supply company did not receive quarantine exemptions from the Canadian government and 'should not have been permitted' to enter the country.
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Police have located one of the two seniors who went missing in Toronto's Rexdale neighbouhood earlier this week, just hours after escalating their search to the highest possible response level.
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Five-year-old Olivia Ristovski made it through a week of kindergarten before COVID-19 interrupted her classes. After a classmate tested positive for COVID-19, the whole family began self-isolating.
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Three people have been charged in connection with an armed robbery and kidnapping in Scarborough on Tuesday in which three workers were tied up and one was forcibly taken to a bank to withdraw money.
Western University in London, Ont. is halting many non-academic activities on campus after 28 of the school’s students have now been confirmed to have COVID-19.
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The arrival of COVID-19 has taken the concept of telemedicine from a pipe dream to a fixture across Ontario, with many doctors expressing the hope that the change is here to stay long beyond the pandemic.
As countries around the world start re-imposing coronavirus restrictions amid spikes in new cases, Canadian politicians and health officials are warning that parts of the country may soon enter a second shutdown.
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Starting today, all TTC employees will be required to wear a mask or face covering while on the job, including drivers working behind protective barriers, the transit agency announced this week.
