Kerrisa Wilson

Over $9 million will support more than 80 projects that are working to advocate for Black communities and fight anti-Black racism in Canada.

Canadians are feeling mixed emotions in response to Toronto Maple Leafs Head Coach Sheldon Keefe being fired.

Citytyv’s lifestyle talk show, Cityline, is ending after 40 years on the air, and a new show lifestyle show is set to begin this fall.

The Toronto Raptors’ North Side Crew is one of the most loved dance teams in the NBA this year, according to a new report.

The LCBO is saying customers should not confront shoplifters after a fight between thieves and a shopper was caught on camera.

Two men are facing charges after selling fake iPhones and phone boxes containing rice and sand on Facebook.

A Toronto theatre company is providing augmented reality glasses for every performance of a new four-week production.

A Santa costume and a Japanese chef’s knife were among the most unique items Canadians left behind in Ubers over the past year.

There’s at least five major cities in Canada where people can buy a home with an income under $100,000, according to a new report.

An IMAX auditorium has just opened up in Toronto’s Midtown area providing the ultimate movie-watching experience.

A limited-time play is currently showing in Toronto that will allow audience members to reflect on the concept and purpose of war.

Toronto residents are feeling confused after police advised them to leave their car keys near their front doors to avoid violence.

If you’re trying to buy a home in Toronto it could take you nearly 40 years to save up for a down payment, according to a new study.

Nearly one million people in Toronto could be without a family doctor in the next two years if no “urgent action” is taken.

Celebrities and athletes can no longer be used in commercials to promote online gambling in the province under new restrictions.

Takeout customers in Toronto will soon have to ask businesses for plastic cutlery and bags after a new bylaw comes into effect next month.

Torontonians are questioning why the city is closing its vaccination clinics in less than a month, despite a rise in COVID-19 cases.

More than two million Canadians have been scammed on Black Friday or Cyber Monday in the past, a new survey says.

A llama is safely back home after being spotted on a busy highway in York Region over the weekend.

Mississauga’s Living Arts Centre has a handful of captivating performances perfect for the whole family to enjoy.