Possible measles exposure at Pearson airport on Dec. 8, Toronto Public Health warns | CBC News
Travelers at Toronto Pearson may have been exposed to measles from a flight on Dec. 8, prompting health warnings and vaccination checks.
Large fire breaks out in commercial building near Pearson airport Sunday | CBC News
Firefighters are working on a second-alarm fire in Mississauga, expected to last several hours but causing no reported injuries or disruptions to airport operations.
Possible measles exposure at Pearson airport on Dec. 8, Toronto Public Health warns | CBC News
Travelers at Toronto Pearson may have been exposed to measles from a flight on Dec. 8, prompting health warnings and vaccination checks.
Large fire breaks out in commercial building near Pearson airport Sunday | CBC News
Firefighters are working on a second-alarm fire in Mississauga, expected to last several hours but causing no reported injuries or disruptions to airport operations.
This former MPP never imagined he'd be homeless. Then politicians of all backgrounds rallied to help | CBC News
Homelessness can affect anyone, regardless of their background; community support is vital for recovery from such hardships.
New housing project aims to create a better future for deafblind individuals in Toronto | CBC News
The Canadian Helen Keller Centre is creating specialized housing for deafblind individuals in Ontario, enhancing their independence and support.
Neighbours raise $9K for owners of Toronto west end convenience store after robbery | CBC News
Community support can outweigh devastating losses, as shown when neighbors rallied to help the Xue family after a robbery.
From halal to kosher to plant-based, specialized Toronto food banks face pinch amid soaring demand | CBC News
Specialized food banks in Toronto are addressing increasing demand by providing culturally appropriate dietary options for vulnerable communities.
Mississauga joins program to improve transit for people with hidden disabilities | CBC News
The sunflower lanyard program in Mississauga enhances transit accessibility for riders with hidden disabilities, promoting respectful assistance without visible identification.
Ontario encampments are 'necessary' amid lack of shelter spaces: outreach workers | CBC News
The article highlights the importance of compassion and support for the homeless, exemplified by Sean Horrell's efforts to provide meals and warmth during harsh weather.
This former MPP never imagined he'd be homeless. Then politicians of all backgrounds rallied to help | CBC News
Homelessness can affect anyone, regardless of their background; community support is vital for recovery from such hardships.
New housing project aims to create a better future for deafblind individuals in Toronto | CBC News
The Canadian Helen Keller Centre is creating specialized housing for deafblind individuals in Ontario, enhancing their independence and support.
Neighbours raise $9K for owners of Toronto west end convenience store after robbery | CBC News
Community support can outweigh devastating losses, as shown when neighbors rallied to help the Xue family after a robbery.
From halal to kosher to plant-based, specialized Toronto food banks face pinch amid soaring demand | CBC News
Specialized food banks in Toronto are addressing increasing demand by providing culturally appropriate dietary options for vulnerable communities.
Mississauga joins program to improve transit for people with hidden disabilities | CBC News
The sunflower lanyard program in Mississauga enhances transit accessibility for riders with hidden disabilities, promoting respectful assistance without visible identification.
Ontario encampments are 'necessary' amid lack of shelter spaces: outreach workers | CBC News
The article highlights the importance of compassion and support for the homeless, exemplified by Sean Horrell's efforts to provide meals and warmth during harsh weather.
'Change must come today': Black-led groups call on Toronto to act on ombudsman refugee shelter access report | CBC News
The city faces demands for adopting a report criticizing its refusal to shelter refugee claimants, highlighting issues of systemic racism and inadequate empathy.
As SmartTrack transit costs balloon, Toronto to ask province to increase its share of funding | CBC News
Toronto city council seeks Ontario government's funding for remaining SmartTrack stations amid rising project costs and significant budget cuts.
Pickering's mayor says he's moving council meetings online due to threats stemming from 1 councillor's actions | CBC News
Pickering's city council meetings will be held online to enhance safety due to security threats linked to Councillor Lisa Robinson's supporters.
'Change must come today': Black-led groups call on Toronto to act on ombudsman refugee shelter access report | CBC News
The city faces demands for adopting a report criticizing its refusal to shelter refugee claimants, highlighting issues of systemic racism and inadequate empathy.
As SmartTrack transit costs balloon, Toronto to ask province to increase its share of funding | CBC News
Toronto city council seeks Ontario government's funding for remaining SmartTrack stations amid rising project costs and significant budget cuts.
Pickering's mayor says he's moving council meetings online due to threats stemming from 1 councillor's actions | CBC News
Pickering's city council meetings will be held online to enhance safety due to security threats linked to Councillor Lisa Robinson's supporters.
McMann, Woll lead Maple Leafs to 2-1 win over Islanders
New year, same cold temperatures!Calgary managed to reach a high of -15 C on Thursday, which is considerably cooler than the normal high of -3 C for this time of year.
Former Liberal cabinet minister Marco Mendicino not seeking re-election | CBC News
Marco Mendicino will not seek re-election, prioritizing family and expressing dissatisfaction with the government's foreign policy.
New Year's celebrations around the world ring in 2025 | CBC News
Communities worldwide celebrated the arrival of 2025 with spectacular light shows and cultural performances, emphasizing hope and renewal amidst global tensions.
Excavator used to smash into North York bank, steal ATM: Toronto police | CBC News
An excavator was used to steal an ATM from a North York bank, causing serious damage.
Parents say 'trust your gut' after infant sent home from hospital later diagnosed with meningitis | CBC News
Parents Katelynn Hawes and Quentin Brunelle urge others to trust their instincts and seek second opinions after their infant's delayed meningitis diagnosis.
Fresh out of high school, living in a retirement home: Teens move in to develop fall detection system | CBC News
Two young men are living in a retirement home to develop a fall detection system through user research and relationship building.
Parents say 'trust your gut' after infant sent home from hospital later diagnosed with meningitis | CBC News
Parents Katelynn Hawes and Quentin Brunelle urge others to trust their instincts and seek second opinions after their infant's delayed meningitis diagnosis.
Fresh out of high school, living in a retirement home: Teens move in to develop fall detection system | CBC News
Two young men are living in a retirement home to develop a fall detection system through user research and relationship building.
'Remember to be kind': Holidays especially tough for those living on the streets, Toronto shelter workers say | CBC News
The holiday season intensifies feelings of isolation for the homeless in Toronto, highlighting their vulnerability and the need for kindness and empathy.
Doctors in this Ontario region can now prescribe nature 'to help people have a better quality of life' | CBC News
Halton, Ont. offers nature prescriptions for improved mental and physical health, promoting outdoor activities as part of healthcare.
'Remember to be kind': Holidays especially tough for those living on the streets, Toronto shelter workers say | CBC News
The holiday season intensifies feelings of isolation for the homeless in Toronto, highlighting their vulnerability and the need for kindness and empathy.
Doctors in this Ontario region can now prescribe nature 'to help people have a better quality of life' | CBC News
Halton, Ont. offers nature prescriptions for improved mental and physical health, promoting outdoor activities as part of healthcare.
How long do leftovers really last? And other holiday food safety questions, answered | CBC News
Food safety is crucial, especially during the holiday season when leftovers can cause food-borne illnesses.
Pope urges the world to put down arms, 'overcome divisions' in Christmas message | CBC News
Pope Francis urges global reconciliation and hope, emphasizing the need to silence conflict and care for the suffering during his Christmas message.
Toronto's year in chaotic weather and wondrous wildlife | CBC News
Mother Nature had a profound impact on Toronto's weather and wildlife in 2024, highlighted by record rainfall, unusual temperatures, and rare wildlife sightings.
Man dead, woman in critical condition after overnight fire in Scarborough | CBC News
A house fire in Scarborough resulted in one death and one critical injury, emphasizing holiday safety precautions.
Here's what's open and closed in Toronto over the holidays | CBC News
Many city services will be closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and New Year's Day, impacting holiday planning.
Families can visit attractions like Ripley's Aquarium and the CN Tower, which remain open throughout the holiday season. Align schedules to avoid closures.
Hong Kong police issue arrest warrants, bounties for 6 activists, including 2 Canadians | CBC News
Hong Kong government intensifies targeting of activists abroad, issuing warrants and bounties for those advocating democracy.
Disabled woman, and her service dog, win fight with Toronto-area condo | CBC News
Condo board reverses discriminatory rules against service dogs after legal threat from a disabled resident.
Car lighting experts urge Canada to crack down on blinding LED headlight lights | CBC News
LED headlights are brighter and contribute to discomfort glare, impacting night driving safety.
Robbers crash truck into Rexdale jewelry store, steal merchandise, police say | CBC News
The Greater Toronto Area is experiencing a significant increase in smash-and-grab jewelry store robberies, with incidents more than doubling compared to last year.
How a viral TikTok video led to a year-long global shortage of Swedish candy | CBC News
A TikTok video led to a global shortage of Swedish candy as it sparked viral interest and demand.
How Toronto businesses are faring 1 week into the federal GST holiday | CBC News
The GST holiday has created confusion for Toronto businesses regarding which products qualify for tax relief, leading to anxiety and operational challenges.
Food bank usage in Toronto has reached historic highs, with 3.75 million visits expected this year.
Skaters return to Toronto Harbourfront Centre as rink reopens | CBC News
The Harbourfront Centre skating rink in Toronto has reopened to the public, emphasizing community importance and seasonal attraction.
Kensington Market Winter Solstice Festival set to celebrate its 35th year | CBC News
The Kensington Market Winter Solstice Festival celebrates its 35th year with over 200 performers, featuring a more intimate and stationary celebration format.
OPP issue annual warning to drivers against driving impaired during busy holiday season | CBC News
Impaired driving significantly impacts lives, causing irreparable harm to victims and their families.
ANALYSIS | Trudeau shuffles the deck while the nation waits for him to make up his mind | CBC News
The future of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is crucial for the stability of the government after recent cabinet changes.
Man, 34, dies in drive-by shooting in Scarborough Village
W5 Investigates
A W5 investigation showed how convicted criminals ordered to pay restitution struggled to do so, and how just $7 million of more than $250 million had been claimed.
Toronto city council forgos discussion on scathing ombudsman report on refugee claimants in shelters | CBC News
Toronto's city council received a report linking shelter policy changes to anti-Black racism, but failed to discuss or implement its recommendations.
Theodore Too lives: N.S.-built tugboat named after TV series 'righted' after partially sinking in Ontario | CBC News
Theodore Too, the popular tugboat, successfully refloated after partially sinking, reflecting the importance of marine conservation and community support.
New science centre at Ontario Place to open in 2029, auditor general says | CBC News
The Ontario Science Centre's opening has been delayed to 2029, impacting local children's education and accessibility to science.
3 charged in Owen Sound, Ont., eatery owner's death were arrested in Scotland on global warrant, police say | CBC News
Three men charged in the beating death of a restaurant owner in Ontario are currently detained in the U.K. pending extradition.
The incident transpired during a dispute over an unpaid bill.
Police search for suspect who allegedly tried to rob person at knifepoint on TTC bus
W5 Investigates
A W5 investigation showed how convicted criminals ordered to pay restitution struggled to do so, and how just $7 million of more than $250 million had been claimed.