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Ontario reveals how many people were impacted by COVID-19 vaccine portal breach

A security breach linked to Ontario’s COVID-19 vaccine portal exposed the personal information of thousands of people in the province.

A woman uses her computer keyboard to type while surfing the internet in North Vancouver, B.C., on December 19, 2012. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward

The Ikea monkey was spotted 10 years ago. This is where he is now

A monkey cloaked in a tiny shearling coat was found roaming an Ikea in Toronto 10 years ago to date.

Darwin seen in an Ikea wearing a winter coat and a diaper in 2012 (Bronwyn Page) and at Story Book Farm Primate Sanctuary in 2022 (Supplied).

Pigeon's eyes 'scorched shut' in fiery Toronto bridge explosion: wildlife centre

The Toronto Wildlife Centre (TWC) found a pigeon with singed feathers and “scorched shut” eyes following an explosion under a downtown Toronto bridge late last month.

Images of the pigeon with scorched eyes and singed feathers, following an explosion under the Bathurst Street bridge in November. (Toronto Wildlife Centre)

Rooming houses could be legalized city-wide in 2024 as part of proposed bylaw

Mayor John Tory is set to make another attempt at legalizing rooming houses across Toronto, this time with new enhanced powers that could allow him to push through the bylaw with only minority support.

Man accused of 1983 murders of Erin Gilmour and Susan Tice makes first court appearance

The man charged in the gruesome 1983 murders of two Toronto women made his first appearance in court Friday.

Victim of fatal stabbing on Toronto subway did not know her attacker, police say

Police have identified a 31-year-old woman who died after a stabbing on a Toronto subway train Thursday afternoon and say she did not know her alleged attacker.

30-year-old Toronto man in shock after huge Lotto Max win

A 30-year-old Toronto man is still in disbelief after huge Lotto Max win.

Dreaming of a white Christmas? This is what is predicted for Toronto's weather this year

If you are dreaming of a white Christmas in Toronto this year, there is a chance that those dreams may come true.

Judge finds Toronto 'bio-energy healer' as drug dealer, calling testimony 'fantastic'

The testimony of a man who was charged with the biggest single-day drug and gun seizure in Toronto Police Service history was too “fantastic” to be believed, according to a Toronto Superior Court justice who found the self-described “bio-energy healer” guilty on all counts.

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Canada's single-use plastics ban starts this month with their manufacture and import: These are the products on the list

Canada's ban on single-use plastics, starting with the manufacture and import for sale of a number of products, comes into effect later this month.

Part of the "Turn Off The Plastic Tap" art installation by Benjamin Von Wong is photographed on its final day outside Ripley's Aquarium of Canada in Toronto, June 20, 2022. The government has began phasing out six harmful plastics as part of the plan to ban single-use plastic. THE CANADIAN PRESS/ Tijana Martin

Feds change pot drink regulations, allowing Canadians to buy more beverages at once

The federal government has approved a change in how the cannabis content of beverages is calculated, pushing the number of standard-sized, canned pot drinks that can be bought at once from five to 48.

Oldest known pair of jeans in the world pulled from shipwreck, sold at auction

Pulled from a sunken trunk at an 1857 shipwreck off the coast of North Carolina, work pants that auction officials describe as the oldest known pair of jeans in the world have sold for US$114,000.

Here's what Gen Z wants in 2023, according to Instagram

Instagram has published a new report highlighting the top rising trends for the coming year among Gen Z users across the platform.

'I will not be resigning': Winnipeg police chief supportive of determining if landfill search is possible

Amid calls for his resignation, Winnipeg's police chief says he will not be stepping down and is committed to getting justice for the four victims of an alleged serial killer.