Ottawa paid out $190M in federal EV subsidies this year as sales slowed

OTTAWA — Canadians have claimed more than $190 million in federal subsidies this year toward purchases of new electric vehicles. New data from Transport Canada shows 44,315 claims were recorded

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Police searching for suspect after ‘violent’ sexual assault near Whitby park

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The Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) are searching for a male suspect after a woman was violently sexually assaulted late

West-end Toronto residents frustrated with Metrolinx over lack of GO train noise protections

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Many residents in a west-end Toronto neighbourhood say they are frustrated with Metrolinx after they say repeated requests for noise

2 men injured in collision involving vehicle and e-bike in North York

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Toronto police say two men suffered serious injuries after a collision involving a vehicle and an e‑bike in North York

Man with gunshot wounds shows up at Scarborough hospital

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Police are investigating after a man with gunshot wounds showed up at a hospital in Scarborough early Tuesday morning. Toronto

Toronto braces for what could be hottest day of the year with humidex in the mid 40s

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Toronto is bracing for what could be the hottest and most humid day of the year, with a yellow heat

Residents in parts of northern Ontario ordered out by growing forest fires

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THUNDER BAY — Residents of a handful of communities in northwestern Ontario have been ordered to flee their homes due

Medical officials warn of potential health impacts of Billy Bishop airport expansion

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While it’s still unclear what an expanded Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport could look like, public health officials say increasing

TTC employees no longer have to take random drug and alcohol tests, arbitrator says

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TTC employees will no longer have to take random drug and alcohol tests starting Monday.  An arbitrator with the Ontario

Cost of storing banned U.S. booze in Ontario reaches $8 million

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After yanking American booze off of Ontario liquor store shelves in response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war, the