Toronto Latest News

• Ontario man accused of uttering threat against Iran ‘Day of Action’ protesters in Toronto

  A Burlington, Ont., man has been arrested on allegations he threatened to use a gun to stop Saturday's rally in Toronto opposing Iran's crackdown on domestic protests.

  Canada

  Feb 15
• Toronto sees hundreds of thousands rally for Iran ‘Day of Action’

  Demonstrators called for an end to government repression in Iran as widespread protests inside the country have been met with violent crackdowns.

  Canada

  Feb 15
• OPP investigate fatal collision that killed man on Highway 407

  Ontario Provincial Police say officers were notified of a collision on Saturday afternoon involving a transport truck and a passenger vehicle.

  Traffic

  Feb 15
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• Postmortem reveals Toronto Zoo’s Kiko the giraffe died from cardiac failure

  The Toronto Zoo says a postmortem examination has determined the death of Kiko the giraffe was consistent with cardiac failure following acute muscle exertion.

  Canada

  Feb 14
• Torontonians can expect milder temperatures over Family Day weekend

  Toronto residents can expect milder temperatures this weekend as a prolonged stretch of extreme cold gives way to above-seasonal conditions.

  Weather

  Feb 14
• Only half of Canadians know risk factors for heart disease: report

  A new report from the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada says more than 8.2 million adults have been diagnosed with high blood pressure.

  Canada

  Feb 14
• Teen girl injured in tragic incident on school trip, clothes caught in chairlift

  Police say a 13-year-old girl was seriously injured when a piece of clothing became caught in a chairlift during a school trip at a western Quebec ski hill.

  Canada

  Feb 13
• Metrolinx CEO promises fewer legal battles on future Ontario transit projects

  The completion of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT marks the end of one saga for the provincial transit agency, but many transit projects are still under construction.

  Politics

  Feb 13
• Nearly 200 charges laid in Mississauga break-and-enter investigation

  Peel Regional Police say nearly 200 charges have been laid after an investigation into more than 35 commercial break-and-enters in Mississauga.

  Canada

  Feb 13
• Ford backs down on Crown Royal ban after reaching agreement with Diageo

  The government says the agreement with Diageo is worth $23 million, but it does not appear to directly save any Ontario jobs related to the whisky.

  Politics

  Feb 13
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• Fatal tent fire in St. Catharines being investigated as homicide, police say

  Niagara regional police say they are investigating a fatal tent fire in St. Catharines, Ont., earlier this week as a homicide.

  Crime

  Feb 13
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• Toys ‘R’ Us Canada gets extended creditor reprieve, eyes further closures

  While Toys "R" Us Canada eyes more store closures, it will be able to keep at bay the hundreds of companies it owes money to for a little longer.

  Canada

  Feb 13
• ‘Extreme traffic’: Police say Toronto rally on Saturday exceeds 150K people

  Toronto police have issued a warning for a rally that's expected in the city's north end on Saturday, where 'attendance may exceed 200,000 people.'

  Canada

  Feb 13
• Ontario minor hockey team disbanded over ‘serious allegations,’ association says

  A minor hockey team in London, Ont., has been disbanded over 'serious allegations' that compromise 'player safety, dignity or respect.'

  Canada

  Feb 13
• ‘Please shower’: OHL team apologizes for emailing fans to practice better hygiene

  An Ontario Hockey League is apologizing after sending out an email to Oshawa Generals season ticket holders, reminding them to practice personal hygiene and shower before games.

  Sports

  Feb 13
• Complainant cross-examination continues in Frank Stronach’s sex assault trial

  The sexual assault trial of businessman Frank Stronach is expected to continue in Toronto today with the cross-examination of the first complainant testifying in the case.

  Crime

  Feb 13
• Simply Delicious Recipe: Valentine’s Day Pavlova with berries and meringue

  Susan Hay is joined by Massimo Capra, owner of Capra’s Kitchen, to prepare Pavlova with berries, lemon curd and meringue - the perfect treat for Valentine’s Day.

  Features

  Feb 13
• OPG signs deal with Port Hope, Ont., to build new large nuclear reactor

  Energy Minister Stephen Lecce says the proposed nuclear project in Port Hope, Ont., would create 1,700 jobs locally and more than 10,000 jobs across the province.

  Canada

  Feb 12
• 8 charged after contraband tobacco facility shut down on Six Nations territory

  More than 25,000 kilograms of contraband tobacco were seized and eight people charged following an investigation on Six Nations of the Grand River Territory.

  Crime

  Feb 12
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• Automatic refunds for passengers caught up in GO train derailment chaos

  CEO Michael Lindsay announced that passengers who travelled on Feb. 2 and 3 would have their fares refunded, as well as some passengers who travelled on Feb. 4, 2026.

  Politics

  Feb 12
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• Officer cleared in fatal northern Ontario court shooting, but SIU questions response

  Ontario's police watchdog says no criminal charges will be laid against an officer who fatally shot a man inside a courtroom in a remote part of northern Ontario last year.

  Canada

  Feb 12
• Hilary Duff announces The Lucky Me World Tour, including 9 Canadian cities

  The 'Come Clean' singer announced the tour in a video as she tried on different looks, making references to 'The Lizzie McGuire Movie' and 'A Cinderella Story.'

  Entertainment

  Feb 12
• Delta plane crash: Where the investigation stands a year after Toronto incident

  Federal investigators say they’re in the 'examination and analysis phase' of their probe into the Delta plane crash in Toronto last February.

  Canada

  Feb 12
• Ontario ends tuition freeze at public colleges and universities, boosts funding

  Post-secondary institutions will be allowed to increase their tuition fees by two per cent per year for three years, before switching to an inflation-informed increase after that.

  Canada

  Feb 12
• Porter flight from Toronto ‘stuck in the snow’ after sliding at Halifax airport

  A Porter Airlines flight from Toronto that landed at the Halifax airport became "disabled" at the end of a runway when it "slid laterally and got stuck in the snow," officials say.

  Canada

  Feb 12