SIU investiga, 74 viviendas nuevas y árbol cierra Dundas — Lunes en Toronto

5 Ontario communities still waiting for reimbursement after Greenbelt scandal

Five communities Premier Doug Ford’s government promised to repay for costs they incurred because of the Greenbelt scandal say years later they are still waiting for the PCs to make good on their pledge. And opposition MPPs are slamming the PCs for failing to live up to their word, saying the province is "downloading" the cost of the controversy onto municipal taxpayers in those communities.

Trump threatens new 50% tariffs on Canadian cars, trucks and steel

Ford to speak in Hamilton amid Canada-U.S. trade war

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and members of his cabinet will be holding a news conference in Hamilton Monday, as the fallout from the Canada-U.S. trade war continues. CBC will carry it live at 1:30 p.m. ET.

Downed tree blocks traffic in Toronto's Moss Park neighbourhood

A large tree that has fallen across Dundas Street E. near Sherbourne Street is blocking traffic Monday morning.

Psychological stress in Ontario youth is down since the pandemic, suggests survey

The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health says psychological distress among Ontario youth appears to have decreased since the pandemic, but is still much higher than a decade ago.

Cyclist dead after colliding with parked trailer last week in Whitby, Ont., police say

A 68-year-old cyclist has died following a collision in Whitby, Ont., last week. On Friday, Durham police responded to a collision involving a male cyclist in the area of Coronation Road and Lyndebrook Road, according to a statement.

Section of Dundas Street closes in downtown after large tree falls

Toronto police said they were alerted to the problem just before 7 a.m. and closed a section of the street between Sherbourne and Seaton streets.

Ontario cyclist dies in hospital after collision with parked trailer

The incident happened on Friday around 12:30 p.m. in the area of Coronation Road and Lyndebrook Road in Whitby, police said.

Percentage of Ontario youth struggling with mental health back to pre-COVID level, survey suggests

The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health says psychological distress among Ontario youth appears to have decreased since the pandemic, but still remains high.  

SIU clears Toronto police officer involved in Etobicoke crash that injured 18-year-old man

Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has cleared a Toronto police officer of wrongdoing after his cruiser collided with a car in Etobicoke in a crash that seriously injured an 18-year-old man earlier this year.

Toronto officials break ground on new housing project that will create 74 units in west end

Officials broke ground Monday on a new rent-controlled housing project in Toronto's west end that will be built on a former city parking lot.

SIU probes death of man, 64, in police custody after he allegedly drove through road closure

Ontario's police watchdog is investigating the death of a man who died in Toronto police custody after he allegedly drove through a west end road closure on the weekend.

Niagara police renew call for help solving case of 8 horses stabbed last year

Six of the horses received treatment on-site, one was taken for emergency care at a veterinary hospital for emergency care and one was found dead on the scene. 

OPP warn of scammers pretending to be police, spoofing phone numbers

Scammers are repeatedly calling Ontario residents claiming to be OPP officers, with some using technology to spoof the phone numbers of OPP detachments.

Updated 17 mins ago Ford calls Trump a ‘loser’ and ‘dictator’ after president posts about Ontario premier

Premier Doug Ford is once again threatening to cut off electricity exports to the United States amid an escalating trade war that will have significant impact on steel and autos.

Teens make their mark at CPKC Women’s Open, signalling bright future for women’s golf

Four Canadians aged 18 and under made the cut for the 2026 CPKC Women's Open — a first for the tournament held in Edmonton this past weekend.

Ford government celebrates construction work on northern Ontario mining roads

On Monday, the Ontario government and Aroland First Nation announced that ground had broken on work to upgrade the Anaconda and Painter Lake roads, part of a broader network.

1 in 3 Ontario children are living in food-insecure homes: Breakfast Club of Canada

New data from Breakfast Club of Canada is showing students across the country are coming to class with an empty stomach, reflecting a larger issue of food insecurity in households.

Bail review held for 1 of 2 alleged shooters in March U.S. consulate shooting

Zara Jabbi was arrested June 17, less than a week after Toronto Police Const. Marc Pinizzotto was shot to death. The justice will deliver her decision on bail review Thursday.

‘Bring it on buddy’: Everything Ontario’s Doug Ford said about President Donald Trump

Over the course of 45 minutes, Doug Ford said Donald Trump could 'kiss my ass,' calling him a 'dictator,' a 'loser' and the 'king of bankruptcies.'

Work begins to build public housing project near Toronto’s Trinity Bellwoods Park

On Monday, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow stood alongside federal officials at the site to promote the milestone for a project the city says will bring 74 new homes.