‘Targeted incident’: 2 people shot dead in front of house in Vaughan
Two men are dead after a 'targeted' daylight shooting in front of a home in Vaughan on Wednesday afternoon. Police say a subsequent vehicle fire may be linked to the incident.
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‘Obviously needless deaths’: Memorial installations honour pedestrians killed on Toronto’s streetsOpens in new window
‘A magnet for talent’: Scientists from around the world recruited by Toronto hospital network for medical researchOpens in new window
Deportation looms for parents caring for teen with disabilities, raising urgent concernsOpens in new window
Elderly Ontario couple targeted in ‘swatting’ attack caught on cameraOpens in new window
Here’s why this 96-year-old Toronto runner refuses to slow downOpens in new window
‘Afraid to speak’: Former Toronto homicide cop alleges antisemitism, racism within forceOpens in new window
In Pictures
Stars on the red carpet at 79th Cannes Film Festival
The 79th Cannes Film Festival opened with politics, artificial intelligence and the shifting priorities of Hollywood taking center stage at the global film gathering on the French Riviera.
Toronto
Victoria Day weekend in Toronto: what’s open and closed, where to watch fireworks
Victoria Day celebrations are coming fast, and warm temperatures are expected. Here is a list of what’s open and what’s closed, as well as where you can watch the fireworks.
Canada
Half-a-million dollars worth of jewelry stolen during armed robbery in Toronto’s downtown core
Police say they are searching for four armed robbery suspects who allegedly stole $500,000 worth of jewelry from victims inside a vehicle in Toronto’s downtown core.
Team Canada at the World Cup
Meet Alistair Johnston: Canada defender eyes World CupOpens in new window
From Brampton to Southhampton: Meet Cyle Larin, one of Team Canada’s all-time leading strikersOpens in new window
Team Canada's U.S.-born coach condemned Trump's 51st state rhetoric because of 'cruelty being shown'Opens in new window
Queen's Park
Ontario education minister says he can't interfere in Catholic board's Pride flag ban
Education Minister Paul Calandra has denied a request to overturn a Catholic school board’s decision not to fly the Pride flag because he cannot interfere in denominational issues, even in boards under supervision.
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Toronto City Hall
Developers complained about demands by Toronto councillor facing OPP probe: sources
Developers of two Scarborough properties raised concerns about a Toronto councillor asking them to pay a “considerable amount" of money to get their proposals through city processes, sources tell CTV News Toronto.
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