Julia Knope

A teen driver who was behind the wheel of a speeding car that fatally struck two young children in front of their Vaughan home was sentenced to serve a year in an open custody youth facility.

He escaped Kabul and is now settling into life in Toronto. But 10-year-old Hadis Afghanfar remains separated from his parents and siblings. Despite efforts by relatives here to bring his family to Canada, their application hasn’t been processed months later.

A 24-year-old personal support worker drowned last week inOwen Sound, Ont., while live streaming herself swimming in a pool, according to the victim’s family. Now, her relatives are trying to raise the funds needed to bring her body back to Kenya.

An Etobicoke father says he’s “lucky to be alive” after a road rage incident left him severely injured.

Building on Toronto’s current rapid transit network, mayoral candidate Gil Penalosa unveiled his own plan for the city’s transit future on Wednesday that is solely focused on bus lanes.

Doug Ford’s government wants to build 1.5 million homes in the next decade, but new data in its 2023 budget suggests the province is already off-target.

The Ontario Bar Association is launching a new portal aimed at helping lawyers with disabilities overcome workplace challenges and feel less isolated.

A recent string of break-ins at places of worship across the Greater Toronto Area has meant institutions have had to beef up security. Experts say they’re likely targeted because they rely largely on cash donations.

Between May and November, Toronto police have received 200 reports of crypto scams, totalling $20 million in losses. However, police say it’s “really, really difficult” for victims to get their money back. CBC Toronto spoke to victims and experts to find out why.

In 2023, members of SAG-AFTRA went on the longest actors’ strike in Hollywood history with protection from the use of AI among the sticking points. According to the new deal, AI reproductions of actors can now only be used with their informed consent and compensation. No such regulations are in place in Canada, but work is underway to change that.