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'I've learned to carry my grief in a way that it's masked better,' Jennifer Neville-Lake said, adding, 'I don't hesitate, I don't have those pauses where I'm lost in the memories.'

Fall 2025 isn't officially here yet but the season's foliage is arriving earlier than usual and experts predict it will be even more beautiful in some areas.

Nate Richie, who was on the Delta flight that crash landed in Toronto, says in a new interview with Global News that incident has left him shaken.

An Oakville homeowner targeted not once, but twice this month, is sharing his family's terrifying experience to caution others to ensure their home is secured against thieves.

PaRx is an initiative of the BC Parks Foundation and bills itself as 'Canada's national, evidence-based nature prescription program' on its website.

'The fact that this animal has been by himself for at least two years and presumably many years longer, looking at his behaviour is just really not OK.'

A Toronto mother desperate to find her missing son has travelled to Vietnam after he was taken there by his father in February and never returned.

'She was kind of corralled. She was at a red light. There were cars all around her. She was literally defenceless. Had nowhere to go,' said Biljentina.

Metrolinx said 'updated assessments' revealed more homes are 'vulnerable to potential structural impacts ... due to tunnelling activities' for the Ontario Line through Riverdale.

'My mother was a survivor from Ghetto Warsaw, and she managed to hide herself with a fake ID for the rest of the the war,' she said.

Gene therapy halts progression of rare neurodegenerative disease in Toronto boy

The family of an 81-year-old Toronto woman whose home is being expropriated for construction of the Ontario Line says she is being ‘bullied’ to sell the house.

‘She’s been helping the Jewish community and the Muslim community with the Council of Muslims against antisemitism and it’s our turn to help her.’

Garth Bent worked as a camp counsellor at Ontario Pioneer Camp and pleaded guilty in 2009 to three counts of indecent assault and one count of attempted indecent assault.

The video begins with a man seated and shouting as several officers stand by. Moments later, the officers appear to drag the man from his seat to the ground.

Tenants of a Scarborough apartment are demanding immediate action to address ‘pressing security challenges that threaten the safety and well-being’ of their community.

‘My son played a role in this. Others played a role in this. It’s a collective of events that led to this tragedy,’ she said.

‘My son played a role in this. Others played a role in this. It’s a collective of events that led to this tragedy,’ she said.

The case, his family says, highlights the disproportionate use of force levelled against Black people and ongoing racial profiling by Toronto’s police force.

A report from McMaster University says school closures in Ontario did little to contain COVID-19’s spread in the broader community. Vaccination and masking were stronger factors.