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CO poisoning isn't just a winter hazard. And a portable AC unit can increase the risk

SaskEnergy is urging the public to understand how their portable, wall-mounted and window-mounted air conditioning units work to help prevent the buildup of carbon monoxide from fuel-burning appliances.

Was Toronto hosting the FIFA World Cup worth it? City council wants to find out

Toronto city council is requesting a value-for-money audit on hosting the FIFA World Cup after a preliminary report found less than half of fan festival premium tickets were sold during the World Cup, generating an estimated $5 million in revenue.

Afrofest cancelled in Toronto this year over capacity, safety concerns

Afrofest will not go ahead this year due to safety concerns and limited capacity at Woodbine park.

Man charged with 1st-degree murder in 2006 Scarborough cold case

Toronto police say they've arrested and charged a Hamilton man with first-degree murder in a Scarborough cold case dating back two decades, thanks to modern day forensic technology.

Province, feds fund $5M program to connect Ontario businesses to European markets amid tariff threats

Some Ontario products will soon be making their way overseas to Europe, all thanks to the latest collaboration and funding announcement between the federal and provincial government.

Police watchdog investigating after man's fatal fall from Mississauga condo

The province's Special Investigations Unit says it's investigating the death of a 35-year-old man after he died in a fall from a Mississauga condo unit.

Ontario announces funding for new medical school to train family doctors

Colleges and Universities Minister Nolan Quinn says the province is providing $55.8 million for York University's new school of medicine. He says the funds will help the school hire faculty, build a medical library and operate its undergraduate and graduate programs.

Planning to fly WestJet? What you need to know about the looming strike

A work stoppage looms for 4,400 flight attendants at Canada's second-largest air carrier after their union issued a 72-hour strike notice early Thursday morning. WestJet responded to the union's move by issuing a 72-hour lockout notice. For summer travellers worried about what this means for their plans, here's what you need to know.

Williams, Miles and Collier power Lynx past Tempo

Courtney Williams, Olivia Miles and Napheesa Collier scored 15 points apiece to help the WNBA-leading Minnesota Lynx extend their win streak to nine with a 104-72 victory over the Toronto Tempo on Thursday.

First Nations chiefs call for public inquiry as Ontario defends wildfire response

First Nations leaders and opposition politicians brought their calls for a public inquiry into Ontario's province’s wildfire response to Queen’s Park. Progressive Conservative cabinet ministers have defended their government’s efforts to fight the fires, but made no promises to deliver a sweeping public review.

Man linked to Toronto police corruption probe has global drug-trafficking ties, court documents say

Gurpreet Singh, a Toronto man investigated for potential involvement in a murder plot targeting a senior jail officer — and facing extradition to the U.S. on charges linked to alleged cocaine kingpin Ryan Wedding — has far-reaching criminal ties and is believed to have killed people, according to the RCMP.

Sellers move to less-regulated markets over Ontario’s ticket resale legislation

The legislation, aimed at levelling the playing field for sports fans and concertgoers, mandated that resale tickets cannot be listed for more than face value.

City councils grapple with emails, presenters from outside voter base

One Regina city councillor said she receives hundreds of 'copy and paste' emails daily from people outside of the municipality.

Simu Liu, Jeremy Lin bring hoops, hope to Markham

Even during his bachelor party in Ontario's Muskoka region, Simu Liu had Markham on his mind.

Simply Delicious Recipe: Cucumber Salad with citrus, ginger and chili

Follow along with Susan Hay and Chef Mark McEwan, as he prepares a beautiful summer salad using Ontario cucumbers with citrus, ginger, and chili.

Man who killed Toronto police officer 32 years ago denied parole

A man who killed a Toronto police officer more than three decades ago has again been denied parole. The Toronto Police Association said it's pleased that Clinton Gayle was rejected in his bid for day parole, his fourth attempt at release.

Skull found in 1975 belongs to Uxbridge, Ont. WWI veteran: police

Partial human remains found in a swampland near North Bay five decades ago belong to an Uxbridge, Ont., First World War veteran, police say.

Toronto police outline operational plan for Caribbean Carnival

Toronto police outlined their plans Friday to make sure the Caribbean Carnival goes smoothly in the city this weekend, including stepped-up patrols and the deployment of drones.

Man wanted in alleged elaborate fortune teller scam, Toronto police say

Toronto police say they are searching for a fortune teller who allegedly used elaborate rituals and frightening claims against several victims.

Toronto police investigating 2 overnight shootings in Scarborough

Toronto police are investigating a pair of shootings that happened in the early hours of Friday morning in the city's east end that left one person injured.

WestJet to begin parking planes ahead of possible strike

WestJet says it's still bargaining with flight attendants in hopes of a deal, but the company is beginning to keep planes on the ground as a necessary measure to protect travellers and their operations. In two internal emails from WestJet obtained by CBC News, the airline says it offered substantial wage increases and compensation for duties before and after flights to its flight attendants.

Toronto's request for provincewide data centre framework not enough, moratorium needed, some residents say

Toronto city council has requested the provincial government develop a framework looking at impacts and concerns surrounding data centres, but some residents say council should have taken "stronger action" to implement a moratorium.

Caribbean Carnival is back in Toronto for the long weekend. Here's what you need to know

As the annual celebration returns, there will be lots on the go this weekend, including the Grand Parade, which will shut down several downtown roads. Toronto police say they are deploying additional officers for this weekend's festivities, which come weeks after a deadly shooting at another popular cultural festival.

Man, 20, charged with 2nd-degree murder in connection shooting of security guard at Pickering casino

A 20-year-old man is facing a second-degree murder charge in the killing of Michael Ferdinand, who was shot while on the job at Pickering Casino Resort.

'Capitalism is trash,' says Coun. Gord Perks in cheeky farewell speech

At his last meeting as a city councillor, Gord Perks gives heartfelt thank-yous and cheeky advice about working as a public servant.

Hundreds of casino workers on strike in Ajax, Pickering

About 900 workers from the Casino Ajax and Pickering Casino Resort are on strike after a tentative agreement was struck down by the workers’ union earlier this week.

OPP officer charged with assault after incident during January traffic stop

Kevin Noh, a constable with the Ontario Provincial Police’s Highway Safety Division, has been charged with assault and assault with a weapon for an on-duty incident, according to a news release from the OPP.

Nurse practitioner charged with sexual assault against nursing student in Markham

A 58-year-old registered nurse practitioner has been charged with sexual assault against a nursing student in Markham, police say.

Toronto-area tutor charged with sexual assault of a minor

A Toronto-area Chinese language tutor is facing sexual assault and sexual interference charges involving a minor. Police believe there may be more victims.

OHL approves Barrie Colts sale to Toronto-area businessman John Careri

John Careri serves as president and chief executive officer of JONVIC Capital Inc., the OHL said in a statement following a board of governors meeting.

Mississauga councillors want to pause data centre builds for a year. Here's why

With data centre builds remaining a hot-topic in Ontario municipalities, some Mississauga city councillors are concerned about the uncertainty surrounding what the centres could mean for the community and the environment.

How the middle class got priced out of Muskoka

While Muskoka is now known for its mega waterfront mansions, cottage country wasn’t always out of reach for Toronto’s middle class. CBC’s Alejandrina Alvarez speaks to experts, cottagers and local residents about what changed.

Toronto man charged in alleged street race was out on bail at time of crash

Akil Heywood, 42, has been charged with two counts of dangerous driving causing bodily harm, failing to remain at the scene of a collision, and stunt racing.

Hamilton police seek 15-year-old suspect in double homicide

Hamilton police are looking for 15-year-old Rahziel Martin in connection with a shooting that left two other teens dead in Stoney Creek earlier this week. 

What’s open and closed in Toronto over the 2026 August long weekend

The Ontario civic holiday or Simcoe Day will bring changes to transit schedules, roads closures for festivals and store hours.

Municipal candidate numbers have been sliding in Ontario for years. Will this election buck the trend?

With municipal candidate nominations set to close in three weeks, researchers and civic organizations are watching closely to see if Ontario is able to reverse a long-term trend of declining participation in local politics.

WestJet cancels 81 flights ahead of Sunday strike deadline

WestJet announced early Saturday morning that 81 of the day's scheduled flights have been scrubbed ahead of the stike deadling on Sunday.

2 missing after boat crash on Lake Rosseau in Muskoka, Ont.

Two people are missing after a boat crash on Lake Rosseau in Muskoka, according to the Ontario Provincial Police.

Man dies after assault in May: Hamilton police

Hamilton police say a man has died after he was assaulted in May.

Doctors warn of ‘exponential’ rise in serious e-scooter injuries among kids

Doctors at Toronto's SickKids hospital say serious e-scooter injuries involving children are becoming a daily occurrence, with many requiring surgery, intensive care and rehab.

Heavy rain, thunderstorms for GTA: Environment Canada

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for heavy rainfall and thunderstorms in the Greater Toronto Area from late Saturday to early Sunday.

Adams Jr. leads Stampeders past Tiger-Cats 44-20

Vernon Adams Jr. threw his CFL-best 21st touchdown pass of the season as the Calgary Stampeders defeated the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 44-20 on Saturday afternoon.

National Bank Open returns to Toronto with women’s tournament

Tennis fans from across Ontario travelled to Toronto for the annual National Bank Open Saturday. This year, the city is hosting the women's tournament. CBC's Mercedes Gaztambide was there for the opening day.

Languages can disappear through migration. Here's how immigrant families hope to save them

For many immigrants, building a new life in Canada can come with an unexpected loss: the gradual fading of their heritage language. Linguists say families should carefully consider whether or not to pass these languages on, as many people later regret not doing so.

Toronto flights cancelled after WestJet cabin crew go on strike

Canada built its nuclear industry to avoid foreign fuel. Its new reactors will depend on it

Canada built its nuclear industry around Candu reactors supplied by a made-in-Canada supply chain. Ontario is building, and other provinces are considering, SMRs that require foreign uranium enrichment and fabrication in an abrupt departure from decades of self-reliance.

18-year-old dead following shooting in Midland, Ont., apartment complex: OPP

Provincial police are investigating a homicide in Midland, Ont., after an 18-year-old was shot and killed Friday.