Ontario man says he's out $3,000 after making simple e-Transfer mistake
An Ontario man says he's out $3,000 after he accidentally transferred money to the wrong person using his banking app.
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Boat had lights on when it was hit by vessel operated by Linda O'Leary, witness says
A boat carrying a group of stargazers on a central Ontario lake had its lights on when it was struck by another boat captained by Linda O'Leary nearly two years ago, court heard Tuesday from a witness who was also charged in the crash.
Crews battling 5-alarm blaze at Etobicoke bakery
Fire crews are responding to a five-alarm blaze at a bakery in Etobicoke.
Toronto hospital working to restore systems after being struck by cyber attack
Humber River Hospital says it is still working to restore its IT systems more than 24 hours after being struck by a ransomware attack.
Ontario reports fewer than 300 new COVID-19 cases, marking lowest single-day tally since September
Ontario health officials are reporting fewer than 300 new cases of COVID-19, which marks the lowest daily total since September.
'Like a rat cage': Toronto’s homeless describe packed shelters, surge in violence and death
New data on Toronto’s city-run shelters reveal that the system has seen an explosive surge in violence and death in the last few years. These are the stories and recommendations of those who use the system.
Two people charged after allegedly trying to break into Scarborough mosque
Two people are facing charges after allegedly trying to break into a mosque in Scarborough.
Working from home is here to stay, studies show
When the pandemic took hold over a year ago, many companies were concerned about how productive employees would be working from home.
Some survivors of Ontario's former residential school system skeptical of plan to identify unmarked burial sites
Some survivors of the residential school system in Ontario are reacting to the provincial government’s announcement of $10 million to support the search for unmarked burial sites with caution and skepticism.
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Green leader Annamie Paul rejects calls to resign as party tees up non-confidence vote
Green Party Leader Annamie Paul is brushing off calls for her ouster as the party's governing body lines up a future vote that could see her removed from her post.
Israeli airstrikes target Gaza sites, first since ceasefire
Israeli aircraft carried out a series of airstrikes at militant sites in the Gaza Strip early Wednesday, the first such raids since a shaky cease-fire ended the war with Hamas last month.
Trudeau, Canadian delegation check-in to quarantine hotel after overseas trip
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the rest of the Canadian delegation who travelled to the United Kingdom and Belgium checked in at a three-star hotel near the Ottawa airport Tuesday evening to begin a 14-day quarantine.
Survey reveals one in five vaccine-hesitant Canadians would lie about jab to travel
A new survey suggests about 20 per cent of vaccine-hesitant Canadians would lie about their COVID-19 vaccine history if injections were required for international or domestic travel.
Canada's vaccine targets based on models before troublesome Delta variant well known
Canada is on the cusp of hitting its first national vaccination target, but chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam says the Delta variant of the virus that causes COVID-19 might mean the country has to up its vaccine game again.
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'I have never felt safe': Mumilaaq Qaqqaq's final HoC speech
NDP MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq says that she has never 'felt safe' and alleges she was racially profiled while being in the House of Commons.
Ont. repeating frustrations that followed first dose rollout
The desperate dash for a second dose in Ontario hotspots caused massive lineups at vaccination clinics.
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A Virginia man made his final child support payment by dumping 80,000 pennies on the lawn. His daughter ended up donating the money.
CTV Vancouver reporter reveals Indigenous roots
The discovery of the remains of 215 children at a residential school in Kamloops hit very close to home for CTV Vancouver reporter Ben Miljure.
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