Mark Carcasole

Public health officials say there’s not enough evidence to declare an early tick season but the mild winter certainly lends itself to it. Mark Carcasole reports.

A non-profit providing care and opportunity for those with intellectual disabilities says it’s had to sell properties to stay afloat.

Sheltering African refugees has become increasingly difficult for the last of three churches that stepped up to help the government last summer. Mark Carcasole reports.

Court documents how the project is almost a year overdue and the developers are $1.6 billion in debt to their lender. Mark Carcasole reports.

After spending the summer on the streets or crammed into Toronto churches, some migrants are being moved into hotels in other parts of Ontario.

Peel Regional Police officials say their emergency line is regularly swamped with non-urgent calls, which hampers the response to actual emergencies. Mark Carcasole reports.

With the move to work-from-home and hybrid models, people are spending less time in business attire and have less need to launder delicate articles, which hurts dry cleaners.

On windy days the air around a Markham neighbourhood is filled with a loud, annoying screeching and residents claim the city is taking too long to act. Mark Carcasole reports.

Charles Gagne is serving a life sentence for second degree murder, but Melo’s family is speaking out about the Parole Board’s decision.

An internal review has found a group of Toronto police officers guilty of discreditable conduct for posts criticizing a Toronto lawyer and activist.