Daycare worker and five children struck by driver in Oshawa while out for walk
A woman and five children from a nearby daycare were all rushed to the hospital after being struck by the driver of a vehicle in north Oshawa on Wednesday morning.
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Tributes made to CFB Wainwright victims
The victims of the deadly Oct. 17, 2026, incident at CFB Wainwright in eastern Alberta were commemorated by agencies and Canadians across the country.
Toronto
Toronto cop charged in police corruption probe gets conditional discharge
A Toronto cop who pleaded guilty in connection with Project South, a sweeping investigation into alleged police corruption, was sentenced Monday to a conditional discharge.
Canada
Federal union announces strike votes for 120,000 federal public servants
Canada’s largest federal public service union says 120,000 workers will take part in nationwide strike votes starting next month after contract talks with the federal government broke down.
Queen's Park
Ontario career college students worry about impact of OSAP pause, extended to 2027
Now that the Ontario government has confirmed that a provincewide pause on student financial assistance payments to career colleges will last for months, some students say they’re worried it will prevent them from graduating.
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Toronto City Hall
Toronto tenants are facing a wave of rental building demolitions. What advocates say councillors can do
New data shared with CTV News Toronto is revealing the number of rental buildings and units approved for demolition across the city as tenants grapple with being uprooted during an affordability crisis.
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