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  • Where are Canada’s worst Uber riders? Ride-hailing app releases ranking
    Uber is offering a one-time discount to Canadian riders with the highest ratings to reward them for their good behaviour over the past year.
    Canada
    Apr 5
  • ‘Sad human being’: Toronto mother faces speeding drunk driver who killed son
    Gregory Girgis was walking in downtown Toronto almost two years ago when he was fatally struck by an impaired driver who a red light and collided with two cars.
    Crime
    Apr 18
  • ‘If the Canucks are scoring, the drinks are pouring’: Businesses, fans buzzing for playoffs
    The Vancouver Canucks still have one more regular-season game to play, but fans and businesses in the city are already gearing up for their Stanley Cup playoff run.
    Sports
    Apr 18
  • Ohtani visits Toronto with Dodgers for first time since free agency madness
    Shohei Ohtani will play his first game in Toronto on Friday since opting to sign with the Los Angeles Dodgers instead of the Blue Jays.
    Sports
    3 hours
  • Montreal commuters can now reload OPUS cards with a smartphone. Here’s how
    Chrono accepts debit, credit cards, Apple Pay and Google pay as payment methods for Montreal public transit users to purchase passes online.
    Tech
    Apr 10
  • Toronto taxi scammer gets prison time after dragging victim who confronted him
    Shubham Joshi pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing bodily harm, failing to remain at the scene of an accident, and possession of stolen property in the 2022 incident.
    Crime
    Mar 18
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  • Cycling deaths in Toronto year-to-date surpass 2023 total
    Cycling-related deaths in 2024 have risen beyond the number recorded last year, according to the city of Toronto. Advocates say a plan of action must go beyond new infrastructure.
    Canada
    Apr 16
  • UP Express stops in Toronto reduced as Metrolinx shakes up GO train service
    Toronto's airport train, the UP Express, has been caught up in a raft of service changes planned by Metrolinx. From the end of April, local stops on the route will be cut in half.
    Canada
    Apr 16
  • ‘Dangerous message’: Experts slam anti-sunscreen claims circulating online
    While social media may be full of influencers stressing the significance of skincare and daily sunscreen use, a contrasting trend has emerged: the anti-sunscreen movement.
    Health
    Apr 23
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  • ‘Very disappointing’: Leafs announcer Joe Bowen slams fans for Game 3 showing
    Toronto Maple Leafs announcer Joe Bowen has slammed the home crowd for the Game 3 of the team's series against the Boston Bruins, saying it was "very disappointing."
    Sports
    Apr 25
  • AirTags, GPS trackers can help car thieves. Here’s how to find them
    Experts and police say car thieves are using GPS tracking devices like Apple AirTags to track and then steal Canadians’ cars. Here’s what you can do to stop them.
    Crime
    Apr 3
  • Report reveals Ontario for-profit clinics charging patients thousands in unlawful fees
    More than 100 Ontario patients are speaking out in a new report about user fees being charged in private clinics, with most of the patients being seniors on fixed incomes.
    Health
    Apr 16
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  • ‘Backbone of this province’: Cities ask for financial help from Ontario government
    As the Ontario government's next budget looms, cities and towns continue to ask for more money, saying old funding formulas are leaving them cash-strapped.
    Canada
    Mar 24
  • Uber, Lyft drivers plan Valentine’s Day strikes across Canada. What to know
    Thousands of Uber and Lyft drivers are taking a break from the job this Valentine's Day as part of a global protest over pay and benefits.
    Canada
    Feb 14
  • Ontario schools are suing firms behind TikTok, Meta, Snapchat. Here’s why
    Four of Ontario's biggest school boards have said social media platforms are disrupting education and causing social withdrawal and anxiety among students.
    Canada
    Mar 28
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  • Where is ‘Home Plate Lady’? Famous Toronto Blue Jays fan not in regular seat
    "Home Plate Lady, the famous Toronto Blue Jays fan, was the subject of talk on social media Tuesday after Monday's home opener. Here's why.
    Sports
    Apr 9
  • Ontario reverses UP Express service changes following public outcry
    Just a day after announcing adjustments to its UP Express service, the province is rolling back those changes in response to widespread criticism from local residents. 
    Canada
    Apr 17
  • ‘Virtually zero chance’ of seeing gas cost $1 per litre in Canada again: report
    A price-monitoring company says Canadians aren't likely to see gas cost less than $1 per litre again amid a carbon price hike, along with geopolitical strife.
    Money
    Apr 2
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  • Another Ontario school board joins lawsuit against major social media companies
    The lawsuit by Simcoe County and the four other school boards is seeking $4 billion in damages from the parent companies of Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and Tiktok.
    Education
    Apr 5
  • Gardiner Expressway construction: Closures to resume after brief reopening
    Toronto commuters will soon run into lane closures again on parts of the Gardiner Expressway starting Monday night. Here is what you need to know.
    Traffic
    Apr 8
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