Toronto police to provide update on ongoing gun and gang operation
Porter Airlines online outage now resolved, flights resume Thursday
Motorcyclist airlifted to trauma centre after Mississauga crash: Peel police
Toronto Uber drivers opt to unionize for better pay, working conditions
Ontario regulator seeks to revoke licence of doctor who showed naked photos to patients
Police release sketch of suspect wanted in alleged sexual assault of teenage girl in Aurora
Road trip Ontario: Take in Bracebridge’s waterfalls and surrounding nature
The town is the economic, political and technological centre of Muskoka, with a population of about 16,000 and an estimated seasonal population of over 7,000. Continue reading
Shaw reports third-quarter profit of $229 million
Shaw’s revenue for the three months ending May 31 grew to $1.32 billion this year compared to $1.29 billion last year. Continue reading
Mexican president says Canadian pipeline contracts were ‘abusive’
The Canadian ambassador to Mexico wrote on Twitter Wednesday that the Mexican government appears “not to wish to respect natural gas pipeline contracts.” Continue reading
Mayor says Toronto should be putting basketball hoops up, not taking them down
Toronto Mayor John Tory says the city should be putting basketball nets up, not pulling them down. Continue reading
Abortion: explained
What is an abortion, and how does it work? Continue reading
Slovakia’s president shuts down reporter questioning her outfit changes
Zuzana Čaputová, the country’s first female president, was asked by a journalist if she was feeling “nervous” or “stressed” because she had changed her dress three times that day. Continue reading
Toronto family of child with ultra-rare disease fighting for a cure
By Caryn Lieberman Reporter
“He looks like a normal kid … loves life. He’s an angel. He’s my little buddy,” said Terry Pirovolakis, the boy’s father. Continue reading
Rick Zamperin: NHL teams set to spend big as free agency looms
NHL free agency opens on Monday at noon ET and there is an intriguing list of players who are set to hit the open market. Continue reading
Reality check: Who got it wrong and right at the first Democratic presidential debate
The Democrats spoke largely in generalities and when they got into the nuts and bolts, their claims largely checked out. But not always. Continue reading
‘No one listened’: How reports of sexual abuse in an Ontario foster home were allegedly dismissed for years
Two allegations of sexual abuse from 10-year-old foster children in Ontario were allegedly discounted — until a third foster child came forward half a decade later. Continue reading
Calgary Cavalry win spring title with 2-0 win over York9 FC
Dominique Malonga and Julian Buscher both scored in the first half as the Calvary beat York9 FC 2-0 on Wednesday to clinch the title with two matches remaining in the inaugural CPL season. Continue reading
Who started using legal weed? (Don’t look at teens — look at their parents)
Middle-aged men increased their cannabis use after legalization more than any other demographic group. In second place: middle-aged women. Continue reading
Porter Airlines experiencing online outage; delays and cancellations expected
A spokesperson for the short-haul airline said in a statement that delays and cancellations are expected, though some flights are still operating. Continue reading
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A Toronto man’s journey from severe injury to miraculous recovery
By Susan Hay Anchor/Producer
In November 2010, Michael Outram’s life changed in an instant. Continue reading
Duane ‘Dog’ Chapman tears up in first interview since wife Beth’s death: ‘It came really unexpected’
“You kind of try to remember that you’re celebrating life, but right now we’re mourning the death,” Duane (Dog) Chapman said. Continue reading
Quebec man dead after RV crashes into ferry: police
Sgt. Hugues Beaulieu of the Quebec provincial police said mechanical issues with the RV were likely to blame for the crash. Continue reading
Beth Chapman dead: ‘Dog the Bounty Hunter’ star dies of cancer at 51
‘We all love you, Beth. See you on the other side,’ Duane (Dog) Chapman tweeted. Continue reading
Canadian warships buzzed by Chinese fighter jets in international waters
A report says two Chinese fighter jets buzzed a Canadian warship operating in international waters in the East China Sea Continue reading
‘Pure incompetence’: Passenger calls out Air Canada over handling of racist incident
Sonamjeet Narwan said another Air Canada passenger called her a “9/11 bloodsucker.” Continue reading
Australia is having a terrible flu season. Here’s why that matters for Canada
Australia’s flu season is hitting early and hard. Here’s why Canadian experts are keeping a close eye on it. Continue reading
Road trip Ontario: Take in Bracebridge’s waterfalls and surrounding nature
The town is the economic, political and technological centre of Muskoka, with a population of about 16,000 and an estimated seasonal population of over 7,000. Continue reading
Toronto police to provide update on ongoing gun and gang operation
Chief Mark Saunders is expected to speak at a news conference scheduled for noon. Continue reading
Shaw reports third-quarter profit of $229 million
Shaw’s revenue for the three months ending May 31 grew to $1.32 billion this year compared to $1.29 billion last year. Continue reading
Mayor says Toronto should be putting basketball hoops up, not taking them down
Toronto Mayor John Tory says the city should be putting basketball nets up, not pulling them down. Continue reading
Man dead after stabbing in Parkwoods: Toronto police
Toronto police say a man has died after being stabbed to death in the east end of the city on Thursday morning. Continue reading
Porter Airlines online outage now resolved, flights resume Thursday
Porter Airlines, based out of Toronto’s Billy Bishop Airport, says the online outage that affected its systems has now been resolved as of early Thursday morning. Continue reading
Abortion: explained
What is an abortion, and how does it work? Continue reading
Toronto family of child with ultra-rare disease fighting for a cure
By Caryn Lieberman Reporter
“He looks like a normal kid … loves life. He’s an angel. He’s my little buddy,” said Terry Pirovolakis, the boy’s father. Continue reading
Rick Zamperin: NHL teams set to spend big as free agency looms
NHL free agency opens on Monday at noon ET and there is an intriguing list of players who are set to hit the open market. Continue reading
‘No one listened’: How reports of sexual abuse in an Ontario foster home were allegedly dismissed for years
Two allegations of sexual abuse from 10-year-old foster children in Ontario were allegedly discounted — until a third foster child came forward half a decade later. Continue reading
Calgary Cavalry win spring title with 2-0 win over York9 FC
Dominique Malonga and Julian Buscher both scored in the first half as the Calvary beat York9 FC 2-0 on Wednesday to clinch the title with two matches remaining in the inaugural CPL season. Continue reading
Motorcyclist airlifted to trauma centre after Mississauga crash: Peel police
Police said they were called to the area of Glen Erin and Folkway drives around 4:45 p.m. for reports of a collision. Continue reading
Porter Airlines experiencing online outage; delays and cancellations expected
A spokesperson for the short-haul airline said in a statement that delays and cancellations are expected, though some flights are still operating. Continue reading
Toronto Uber drivers opt to unionize for better pay, working conditions
By Albert Delitala Digital Journalist
In addition to calling for better pay, UFCW Canada highlighted the drivers’ lack of paid sick days, vacation and extended health coverage. Continue reading
A Toronto man’s journey from severe injury to miraculous recovery
By Susan Hay Anchor/Producer
In November 2010, Michael Outram’s life changed in an instant. Continue reading
Teens from across Canada win youth innovation award
The award provides students aged 14 to 18 with a way to share their ideas big ideas. Continue reading
Ontario regulator seeks to revoke licence of doctor who showed naked photos to patients
Ontario’s medical regulator is seeking to revoke the licence of a doctor who showed naked photos of himself to 11 patients and three staff members. Continue reading
Europe, you’re up! Yankees top Blue Jays 8-7, head to London
Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey, the pubs and the double-decker buses, there’s plenty to see in London. Continue reading
Toronto Raptors centre Marc Gasol extends deal for one year by taking player option
Had the 34-year-old native of Spain not accepted prior to Thursday’s deadline, he would have become a free agent on Sunday. Continue reading
China should investigate ‘own backyard’ over forged Canadian meat certificates: experts
A food industry expert says the ban on agricultural products will continue unless the diplomatic issue involving the arrest of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou is resolved. Continue reading
8-year-old boy possibly bitten by coyote in North York: police
Police said the boy was riding his bike in the area of Thorncliffe Park Drive on June 19 when he was attacked by what he believed was a coyote. Continue reading
Ontario court agrees to suspend legal proceedings against tobacco companies until fall
The stay of proceedings was set to expire on Friday, but will now be renewed until Oct. 4. Continue reading
Fly passport-free between Canada and the Netherlands? It’s happening
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Flying passport-free between Canada and the Netherlands? Oh, it’s happening. Continue reading
Whitby daycare provider charged with negligence in sexual assault investigation: police
Durham Regional Police say the alleged assault happened at a home daycare between February and June of 2018. Continue reading
Korn drops new single, ‘You’ll Never Find Me’
Korn’s upcoming 13th album, ‘The Nothing,’ is set to be released on Sept. 13. Continue reading
