In honor of Drew Carey’s 10th anniversary hosting the show, contestants who spun $1 on the wheel received a $10,000 bonus instead of the usual $1,000. Continue reading →

Ask any Conservative politician in Ottawa, and they’ll tell you exactly why proposed changes to Canada’s tax laws are a terrible idea. But is the rhetoric based in fact? Continue reading →

U.S. border officials can and do ban people from the country for life for admitting to smoking pot in states where it’s legal. What does that mean for Canadians? Continue reading →

A heat warning has been issued for Toronto and the GTA as temperatures are expected to feel more like 40°C over the weekend.  Continue reading →

Investigators allege the assault occurred in a school bus with the girl the last passenger to be dropped off. Continue reading →

Ombudsman Susan Opler says residential landlords across Toronto should immediately turn off the heat in their buildings until the current heat wave is over. Continue reading →

Toronto police are looking for help in identifying a man who took down his pants in front of a residential building. Continue reading →

A 50-year-old woman charged with criminal negligence causing death after a three-year-old boy was left in a hot car in west-end Toronto has been released on bail. Continue reading →

Toronto Police Service have released security camera images of the robber taken at a bank in Rexdale. Continue reading →

The legalization of cannabis will be at the heart of discussions as Quebec and Ontario cabinets meet Friday in Quebec City. Continue reading →

The system puts caps on the amount of pollution companies in certain industries can emit. Continue reading →

A 50-year-old man was airlifted to hospital with serious injuries following a road rage incident north of Toronto. Continue reading →

Although some splash pads have already been closed, the city said it will delay further closures until Monday. Continue reading →

Mastermind Toys is expanding its footprint across the country at the fastest pace in its history. Continue reading →

A computer forensics expert for the prosecution is slated to be the first witness. Continue reading →

Prince Harry is slated to take part in events in the city the day before the games for wounded and sick soldiers get underway. Continue reading →

Toronto police said there will be a number of road closures until Sept. 30, but for now, here’s what you can expect on city roads for this weekend. Continue reading →

Up to 255 workers laid off at St. Catharines, Ont. GM facility as the union representing striking CAMI workers looks to kickstart contract negotiations. Continue reading →

Peel police are searching for a man accused of sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl at Francis H Taylor Park in Brampton Monday evening. Continue reading →

The average Enbridge customer will see their bill decrease by about $51 a year. Continue reading →

Toronto police stopped a vehicle on Eglinton Avenue East near Bayview Avenue believing at least one of the occupants was in possession of a firearm. Continue reading →

An altercation that left three people injured at Bickford Park Thursday afternoon had prompted a lock down at Central Toronto Academy. Continue reading →

Emergency officials said they were called to an apartment building near Mill Road and Burnhamthorpe Road East after 1 p.m. following reports the child was left in a car for a period of time. Continue reading →

Durham regional police say firefighters who went to the Pickering, Ont., home on Wednesday called police after spotting an unknown substance in the basement. Continue reading →

To date, 170 TTC employees have been dismissed or have resigned or retired to avoid dismissal, and 10 former employees are facing criminal charges for their part in the alleged fraud. Continue reading →

Police allege the man or associates would steal cheques from people who primarily lived in the Oshawa, Ont., area, sometimes from inside homes or from unlocked vehicles. Continue reading →

A court dismissed the lawsuit last month, calling it an impermissible attack on a core policy decision taken by the ministers. Continue reading →