Greg Ross

Toronto has seen an increase in traffic fatalities so far this year with more pedestrian and motorcyclist deaths compared to last year, and police say the trend is concerning.

Crews have pulled out a sanitation truck that fell into a sinkhole in Toronto on Tuesday.

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport says it is getting ready for the start of a new era of aviation as it prepares to welcome planes that are fully electric.

Rental prices in Toronto are dropping with condos and apartments going for hundreds of dollars less than they were a year ago, according to real estate experts.

Toronto police have arrested a GTA woman who they allege scammed dozens of Taylor Swift fans out of nearly $70,000 by promising them tickets that never materialized.

A diplomatic dispute between Canada and India appears to be having a big impact on a Brampton business that helps people who travel back and forth between the two countries.

Food vendors at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto have donated more than 11,000 kilograms of leftover food to an organization that will distribute it to those who need it.

Toronto is two years away from hosting one of the biggest sports tournaments in the world — with an expected significant tourism boost, questions loom about how much it will cost taxpayers and what the city will actually bring in.

One of Toronto's deputy mayors says the suspected hate-motivated arson and vandalism of a Jewish-owned grocery store should serve as a wakeup call about a spike in antisemitism in the city.

A new centre for professional Black artists in Toronto officially opened its doors on Thursday.

A Scarborough retirement home hosted a birthday party on Thursday for a 100-year-old man who at one time built, managed and operated a number of long-term care homes in southern Ontario.

A security guard at a Pickering casino has died in hospital after he was shot while on the job early Monday, Durham Regional Police say. 

A Milton, Ont. man charged with second-degree murder in connection with a shooting in his home on the weekend made a brief court appearance on Tuesday. His lawyer says he was defending himself and his mother from intruders.

Sixteen young players from Pond Inlet joined 16 players from Toronto for eight days of sightseeing and stick handling.

Protesters turned out in force at a Scarborough school Thursday night, disrupting efforts by two local MPPs to discuss Ontario’s new sex ed curriculum.

Parents of young hockey players are questioning rules laid down by a Toronto league that prohibits coaches from touching team members in any way — not even a congratulatory pat on the helmet.