‘He just disappeared’: This contractor has a long list of angry clients in the GTA
CTV News’ investigative unit W5 has heard from several Canadian homeowners who claim to have paid for renovations that were never finished.
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AI data centres are becoming the workhorses of the internet, but cities aren’t sure what to do with them. Here’s whyOpens in new window
A new therapeutic approach developed by McMaster researchers could help prevent brain cancer. Here’s how.Opens in new window
This Toronto chef waited more than 2 months to get money back from Air Canada for a damaged bagOpens in new window
‘I regret doing this’: Ontario woman buys condo in Mexico. 3 years later, it’s still not finishedOpens in new window
Invasive wild pigs in Ontario are being tracked down by drones with thermal cameras. Here’s whyOpens in new window
Major changes are coming to auto insurance benefits on July 1, here is what you need to knowOpens in new window
World Cup 2026
France-Morocco set for World Cup rematch as quarter-finals begin today on TSNOpens in new window
Stars set to shine: A look at the FIFA World Cup quarter-finals on TSNOpens in new window
Belgium gets serious for World Cup quarterfinal with Spain after gleefully routing USOpens in new window
Todd's Odds: Which team has the best chance to pull off upset in the quarters?Opens in new window
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In Pictures
Sprawling estate north of Toronto features multiple homes and world-class equestrian facilities
Located an less than an hour's drive from the city of Toronto, this $18.8 million 75-acre estate features three residences, a cabin, stables and indoor horse arena and multiple other amenities.
Toronto
TTC sees surge in trips along routes serving Toronto Stadium, Fan Fest during World Cup
TTC routes servicing Toronto Stadium and The FIFA Fan Festival during the World Cup saw a more than 40 per cent bump in the number of trips carried out over the same period last year, according to new data released by the transit agency.
Canada
B.C. man indicted in U.S. fought off deportation in 2008, despite drug conviction
Court and immigration board records show that a British Columbia suspect indicted by U.S. authorities over alleged international organized crime was previously convicted of cross-border drug smuggling in the United States, but was allowed to stay in Canada after his release.
Queen's Park
Former Ontario integrity commissioner who wrote Greenbelt report dies
Ontario’s former integrity commissioner, who authored a lengthy report on the provincial government’s Greenbelt scandal, has died a year after retiring.
Talk Shows
Toronto City Hall
Olivia Chow leading Brad Bradford in Toronto mayoral race but gap has tightened: poll
A new poll shows that Olivia Chow is maintaining her lead in the Toronto mayoral race against contender Brad Bradford, but the east end councillor is gaining ground.
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