قطع خدمات Metrolinx وإزالة مسارات الدراجات وتأجيل طلب إقرار في «مشروع ساوث» — نيون الثلاثاء في تورونتو

What stalled negotiations between Ontario and teachers' unions mean for back to school

Numerous teachers' unions are at an impasse with the Ontario government over contract talks, which could prolong negotiations well into the school year.

Inquest set for 88-year-old who died after well-being check by Peel police in 2023

An inquest will be held next week into the death of an 88-year-old man who died after he fell down a flight of stairs during a well-being check by Peel police in Mississauga nearly three years ago.

Metrolinx to roll out changes to GO train and bus service, including cuts, starting Saturday

Metrolinx is making changes to GO train and bus service starting Saturday, including some cuts, but no changes are planned for rush hour rail service, the provincial agency says.

Liberals sweep 3 federal byelections in Ontario, Quebec and B.C., CBC News projects

Beaches-East York byelection results

Get the latest results from the federal byelection.

What the $18B Meta lawsuit could mean for TDSB families

Meta just reached a settlement in the U.S. worth over $18 billion, in response to claims that its platforms are harmful to children. How might this landmark case affect the TDSB and other Ontario school boards lawsuits against the tech giant?

Blue Jays get a shot at gaining ground on Guardians with 3-game series in Cleveland

Toronto begins a three-game series in Cleveland on Tuesday that will give the Blue Jays a shot at moving up in the standings at a critical time in the season.

Ontario city spent more than $1.7K on Ubers during 10-day trade trip to Italy

Two councillors and several staff from the City of Vaughan headed to Italy in the summer of 2024 for a trade mission. Internal documents show how the trip played out.

Ford government to begin ripping out, reconfiguring Toronto bike lanes following court of appeal ruling

The Ford government is going ahead with bike lane removal and reconfiguration on some of Toronto's busiest roads, the province announced Tuesday.

As more teens turn to AI for emotional support, experts say it's no substitute for human connection

A University of Ottawa study surveyed nearly 40,000 youth in Ontario and found that one in five had turned to AI chatbots for mental health advice. Experts say chatbots can fill a gap, but the lack of regulation — and of real human empathy — are cause for concern.

Man charged following fatal boating incident on St. Lawrence River

On April 25, Ontario Provincial Police were alerted to a capsized boat on the St. Lawrence River, north of Grenadier Island in Leeds and Thousand Islands Township.

Car, guns, fentanyl seized in Ontario drug trafficking investigation

OPP officers have seized approximately $1 million in drugs and stolen property following a multijurisdictional investigation that began in January.

Unifor, Stellantis set to begin contract talks after deals with GM, Ford

Unifor has already ratified new collective agreements with Ford Motor Co. and General Motors this summer with current deals set to expire Sept. 20.

Doug Ford’s giant Lake Ontario sign cost $25K, premier’s office confirms

The sign, which reads Lake Ontario now and always in English and French, was unveiled just days after Trump signed an order declaring the body of water as Lake America

Byelection wins a ‘clear message’ of support for trade stance, Carney says

Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals sweep three byelections to strengthen majority mandate amid trade war with Donald Trump’s administration.

'That moment was glorious': Blue Rodeo frontman talks singing about Lake Ontario amid U.S. push to rename it

When the lyrics of Blue Rodeo's "Hasn't Hit Me Yet" reverberated over the shore of Lake Ontario Saturday, they morphed into a rallying cry for Canadians following U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order to change the lake's name to "Lake America."

Unifor and Stellantis begin contract negotiations under threat of auto tariffs

The negotiations are the last round of bargaining between the Big Three carmakers — Stellantis, Ford and GM — and Unifor, which represents autoworkers at each. And with the backdrop of American tariffs threatening Canada's auto industry, the talks come at a critical juncture.

4 men wanted for roofing fraud, mischief in Rosedale area: Toronto police

Toronto police are asking for the public's help in identifying and locating four men wanted in connection with a roofing fraud and mischief investigation in the Rosedale area.

'I tried to say goodbye and tried to tell him I love him': Canada's last captive whales leave Marineland

Tofino, a massive beluga weighing more than 1,500 kilograms, has made history as the last captive whale in Canada to be plucked out of Marineland's waters in Niagara Falls, Ont.

Officer charged in Project South investigation trying to plead guilty since February

Speaking in court on Tuesday, Peter Brauti said Const. Elias Mouawad had asked to plead guilty immediately after he was charged.

Ford government announces plans to restart bike lane removals in Toronto

The Ontario Court of Appeal previously overturned a lower court's decision that removing bike lanes violated the Canadian Charter, allowing the government to proceed with its plan.

Ontario art teacher charged in sexual assaults of 2 children

Investigators were alerted in July to reports of a man attending the homes of two girls and allegedly inappropriately touching them.

Transport minister says Metrolinx service cuts ‘temporary in nature’

On Saturday, Metrolinx announced it would be reducing service on several of its routes until next spring, after offering enhanced service during the summer.