Shannon Martin

Ontario’s shifting approach to the drug overdose crisis has ignited a fierce debate between those who see supervised consumption sites as critical spaces that save lives every day and others who say they’ve made the neighbourhoods where they’re located unsafe.

If you’ve ever wondered the secret to staying young, Harry Mitchell may be onto something. He’s celebrating his 100th birthday today. He’s survived cancer, a terrible accident, and COVID-19. He says his love for dancing has put him back on his feet through the tough times.

Toronto mom and nurse Gwen Broda started The New Mom Project out of her North York living room in 2014. Almost six years later, she now runs an 800-square foot donation centre and has helped more than 1,000 families.

What started as several frustrating phone calls to TD Bank’s customer service line, ended with some surprising online payback for a small business owner, who says a bank employee posted a negative review of his business.

‘Kiss and Cry’ tells the story of Toronto’s Carley Allison, who publicly shared her life with cancer online and whose YouTube videos reach tens of thousands.

Critics are questioning whether Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is properly equipped to deal with a disaster, pointing to a recently uncovered report that raised similar questions more than 20 years ago.

Between the higher water rates, garbage fees and property taxes — what will John Tory's proposed budget do to your bottom line?

Shoppers were out in force on Friday, looking to make the most of Boxing Day sales. But some retail analysts predict Canada’s traditional shopping blitz could take a back seat to the U.S. phenomenon Black Friday.

An animal rights group says the killer whale at Marineland appears to be sick, but officials insist that Kiska, a mainstay of the water park for many years, is in good health.

Parents at a west-end daycare are left scrambling to find new facilities after the new owner announces a major rate hike.

A 94-year-old victim of alleged elder abuse is reunited with her furniture thanks to a Toronto moving company.

The taxman is cracking down on Toronto’s hot condominium market, looking for so-called flippers who have bought and sold a condo quickly.

Rare treasures, hidden for centuries in the heart of imperial China, will go on display in Toronto this week at the Royal Ontario Museum.