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Why living alone is becoming increasingly unaffordable for Torontonians

According to Statistics Canada, the number of one-person households has more than doubled between 1981 and 2021, and experts say that number continues to grow. But as the cost of living rises, it's also one of the hardest hit demographics.

How Oshawa mayoral candidates plan to address homelessness — and what experts think

Oshawa has the highest homeless population in Durham Region, according to regional data. Here’s how three councillors running for mayor say they would address homelessness, and what experts think of their plans.

Crime Stoppers had 'potentially one of the most harmful data breaches' Canada has seen. What's next?

Two days after an exclusive CBC investigation revealed the extent of the Crime Stoppers data hack in Canada, experts are now weighing the long-term implications of what could be among the country's most dangerous privacy failures.

Korchinski-Paquet's mother to continue testimony at inquest

A coroner's inquest into the death of a Toronto woman who fell from a highrise balcony in the presence of police is set to resume this morning after adjourning early on Thursday.

Olivia Chow, Brad Bradford face off in last debate before election day

The two top candidates vying to be mayor of Toronto debated one last time before voters head to the polls on election day.

Toronto police suspend Crime Stoppers partnership after data breach

The Canadian Crime Stoppers data breach could have huge ramifications in Toronto. The Toronto Police Service has temporarily suspended its use of Crime Stoppers, and as Greg Ross reports, there are concerns the breach could do long-term damage to community trust in the program.

Chow defends tax increases, says Toronto has ‘turned a corner’ under her leadership

Just three days before Torontonians head to the polls, Olivia Chow offered an unapologetic defence of tax increases during her tenure. She said the substantial raises have improved services and safety in the city, though opposing candidate Brad Bradford has said the money hasn’t made a difference.

Provincial government proposing digital version of Ontario photo ID

The province is proposing a digital version of the Ontario Photo Card, which provides government-issued identification to people without a driver’s licence, the ministry of public and business service delivery and procurement announced Friday.

More Ontario police forces pause Crime Stoppers use after cyber breach

Police in Halton, Peel and York regions, Hamilton and Kingston have announced suspensions after Toronto Crime Stoppers paused its phone, online and app-based tip intake.

Rogers seeks to offset cost of CRTC fee ban

Rogers Communications Inc. says it is seeking to offset the hit it has taken from the CRTC's recent ban on telecommunications carriers charging certain administrative fees.

Toronto election: Chow holding decisive lead over Bradford, new poll indicates

A new poll released Friday suggests Olivia Chow is holding a decisive lead over Brad Bradford in Toronto’s mayoral contest.

Trump to exempt some Canadian products from tariffs amid midterm pressure

U.S. President Donald Trump is poised to lift tariffs on some Canadian products as Republicans in border states lobby for relief from trade actions that have put them in a shaky political position ahead of November's midterms.

As GTA police forces pause Crime Stoppers use in wake of data breach, what does it mean for investigations?

As police forces across the Greater Toronto Area pause their use of Crime Stoppers in the wake of a massive data breach, law enforcement experts say the absence of the program could slow down police work and leave a "noticeable void."

Loblaw CEO apologizes to 2 million shoppers for personal data hack, offers free credit monitoring

The CEO of Canada’s largest grocery retailer is apologizing to about two million shoppers for a data breach earlier this year.

MapQuest now showing surveillance camera locations across Canada, U.S.

MapQuest users in Canada and the U.S. can now see where some surveillance cameras have been set up in their communities.

Judge becomes emotional as woman gets life sentence for toddler’s murder at Toronto CAS

A Superior Court judge became so emotional Friday while sentencing a woman who murdered her best friend's toddler in the washroom of CAS Toronto that she had to leave court.

Babcock faces former team as Oilers host Leafs

Mike Babcock isn't dwelling on his departure from Toronto as he prepares to face his former team for the first time Saturday.

Couples set to marry at Toronto city hall in 2027 in limbo amid construction plans

Couples looking to get married at Toronto city hall in 2027 are in limbo due to a dispute between the site and its third-party wedding provider.

What is Toronto’s mayor actually responsible for?

Before hitting the ballot on Monday, Oct. 26, do you know who’s responsible for what? CBC’s Alejandrina Alvarez breaks down what each level of government is in charge of.

Group files Competition Bureau complaint over Israeli real estate events in Toronto, Montreal

A group of lawyers and civil society members have filed a complaint with the Competition Bureau over Israeli real estate events in Toronto and Montreal, alleging that illegal properties were marketed to Canadians under false pretences.

Regis Korchinski-Paquet's mother shown security footage at inquest into high-rise death

Regis Korchinski-Paquet's mother was shown snippets of security footage from the day her daughter died as she resumed her testimony at a coroner's inquest after making a new allegation against police involved in the case.

It started with hockey, then he picked up a bat. Meet the Toronto catcher headed to the World Series

In just his second big league season, Toronto catcher Liam Hicks will make his World Series debut when the Tampa Rays take on the Milwaukee Brewers for Game 1 at 8 p.m. ET Friday.

Canadian cybersecurity exec arrested by FBI accused of working with criminals to defraud his own clients

Edward Dubrovsky, a Toronto-area cybersecurity exec arrested by the FBI amid a high-profile hacking probe, colluded with cybercriminals to extort money from his own clients, according to explosive allegations laid out by U.S. prosecutors.

'The cost of living is a problem': Olivia Chow's pitch to Toronto (in her own words)

Olivia Chow is making her pitch to stay in office, anchoring her platform on affordable housing and a city-wide lunch program. Speaking on CBC Radio's Metro Morning with Chris Glover, the incumbent detailed her vision for a second term — following our interview earlier this week with candidate Brad Bradford

Vaughan man sentenced to 6 years on firearms charges related to woman’s death

A Vaughan man who was acquitted of murder in the death of his girlfriend's friend in May but found guilty on firearms charges has been sentenced to six years in prison.

Murray-Boyles evolving for larger role on Raptors

Toronto's playoff run was brief last season, pushing the Cleveland Cavaliers to seven games in the first round, but rookie forward Collin Murray-Boyles was one of the brightest spots for the Raptors in that stretch.

Mother wanted for alleged parental abduction of 3 kids after supervised visit

Toronto Police are looking for a mother and her three young children after an alleged parental abduction.

Oilers' Mike Babcock, who 'loved' coaching Leafs, prepares to face old team for first time

Head coach Mike Babcock isn't dwelling on his 2019 departure from the Toronto Maple Leafs as he prepares to face his former team for the first time Saturday. He has led the Edmonton Oilers to a Pacific Division-leading 8-1-1 record.

Teen sentenced for 1st-degree murder in death of tow truck driver at Scarborough gas station

A teen hired by adults to kill a tow truck driver in 2024 was sentenced to seven years and nine months on Friday for first-degree murder.

Caledon is the 'epicentre' for illegal truck yards. Can the next mayor get rid of them?

The five candidates running to become the next mayor of Caledon, Ont., are vowing to crack down on illegal trucking activities in that town.

Toronto's top mayoral candidates ramp up social media ad spend with race down to the wire

Transit a 'glaring oversight' for Durham region candidates, some riders and advocates say

As municipal election day approaches, some transit riders and advocacy groups in Durham Region say local candidates are treating public transit as a background issue, and warn the system is struggling to keep pace with community needs.

Toronto police seeking mother, 22, for allegedly abducting her 3 children

Toronto police are seeking the public’s help in locating three missing children, allegedly abducted by their mother from the Midland Avenue and Eglinton Avenue East area.

Oshawa Votes 2026: Where mayoral candidates stand on key issues

With the municipal election just days away on Oct. 26, three sitting councillors are vying to replace outgoing Oshawa Mayor Dan Carter. Here’s a breakdown of where each stands on key issues, including affordability, unemployment and housing.

The Marineland belugas keep dying. Was it a mistake to move them?

The deaths of six belugas at Marineland have raised questions about the impact of the transfers on their health and well-being and whether they were fit to travel. But was there ever a better option for the last captive whales and dolphins in Canada?

Owner of vehicle used in alleged triple abduction identified

Ionut Stroe, 25, is the owner of a 2017 White Ford Expedition vehicle with Ontario license plate DJJS 875 that police say was used in the alleged abduction of the three children.

Why some Ontario voters are turning to AI chatbots for 2026 municipal elections

During Quebec's provincial election, an estimated 40 per cent of voters turned to AI chatbots and received false and outdated information about the election, researchers said.

Energized Leafs continue hot roll with 7-2 win

Picking the Toronto Maple Leafs to win in Edmonton has become a safe bet in recent years.

Leafs scorch Oilers 7-2 for fourth win in a row

William Nylander had two goals, including the 300th of his career, as the Toronto Maple Leafs scorched the Edmonton Oilers 7-2 on Saturday.

Hundreds rally in Toronto calling for more funding for education

Teachers and education workers rallied in five cities across Ontario, calling for increased support and funding for public education in the province.

Person dead after 2-vehicle crash on Highway 404: OPP

A 61-year-old driver from Toronto has died following a two-vehicle collision on Highway 404, according to Ontario Provincial Police.

Sticky note mosaic honours fallen soldier in Toronto

A 30-foot mosaic made from 4,784 handwritten sticky notes is on display at Toronto’s Union Station to mark the launch of the National Poppy Campaign on Saturday. The tribute honours Allan “Scotty” Davidson, a Canadian hockey player who died serving in the First World War. CBC Toronto has more.

York police officer facing slew of charges, including breach of trust

A York Regional Police officer, who recently worked as a front-line patrol sergeant, has been charged with several offences, according to police.

Ontario police officer facing 7 charges following multi-jurisdictional investigation

A York police officer has been suspended with pay following an investigation by Peel Regional Police and York Regional Police (YRP).

Voter turnout in Peel region tends to be low. Meet the students trying to change that

Voice the Vote, a student-led community initiative is working to address barriers to voting and civic engagement in hopes of reversing the trend of low voter turnout in Toronto, York and Peel regions in the upcoming municipal election.

Toronto artist brings ‘spooky’ to city’s west-end through monster exhibition

Halloween is fast approaching and this Toronto artist is bringing the spooky to a west-end art gallery.

1 dead following stabbing in Mississauga: police

Peel police say a person is dead after a stabbing in Mississauga, Ont., early Sunday morning.

23-year-old dead, 2 others to hospital following 3-vehicle crash in Brock, Ont.: police

Provincial police say a person is dead and two others are in hospital after a three-vehicle crash in the Township of Brock, Ont., Saturday.

Who is running for councillor in York South-Weston and what do its residents want?

The ward of York South-Weston has long been a battleground council race in Toronto’s municipal elections and in the 2022 election it was the closest race in the entire city, decided by only 94 votes.

New Canadian procedure could revolutionize AFib treatment

Atrial fibrillation is the most common type of irregular heart rhythm in the world, but a new approach could change the game for patients.