Lorenda Reddekopp

Toronto-area teen Wesley Annan got one step closer to his dream of playing in the NFL this week when he signed a full, four-year scholarship to Stanford University, home of one of the best football programs in the U.S.

A flight suit once worn by astronaut Chris Hadfield is apparently now the property of a Toronto doctor who found it in — of all places — a local thrift store.

A Toronto police officer has been charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and public mischief, and suspended with pay, months after a 19-year-old man was blinded in one eye and suffered multiple broken bones during an attack in Whitby, Ont.

The crane that’s been sitting on top of one of Toronto’s most distinctive condo buildings has finally been taken down, as construction on the L Tower appears to be coming to an end after years of delays. But it appears to have been replaced by something that looks like ... another crane.

A Collingwood, Ont., man is suing the town and police, claiming they haven't protected residents or their pets against aggressive coyotes roaming his neighbourhood.

The Ontario government will announce on Thursday that it will lower the age of eligibility for COVID-19 booster shots to people aged 50 and older this year, sources say.

The Ford government will introduce housing legislation the day after Ontario’s municipal election, the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing said Friday.

Ontario's premier says he's confident the environmental concerns about a long-proposed highway have been studied closely and that the Toronto-area project should move forward.

Convenience stores will soon be able to sell fortified wines like port and sherry alongside the various alcoholic beverages already being offered at thousands of retail locations across the province, CBC Toronto has learned.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford promised on Tuesday to fix problems that have led to a shortage of home care medical supplies across the province.