More than 2,200 died of opioids in Ontario last year as numbers trend downward: data
More than 2,200 Ontarians died from opioids last year, a 15 per cent decrease from 2023, newly released data from the Office of the Chief Coroner shows.
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Toronto police connect Piper Arms incident to string of other shootings, tow truck turf war
Protestors boo, Stiles calls Bill 5 ‘deeply undemocratic’ as legislation passes
York police say 32 illegal firearms seized are ‘absolutely are coming from the U.S.’
Three masked gunmen sought by police in connection with Lawrence Heights shooting
How hard will Trump’s doubled steel, aluminum tariffs hit Canada?
Here’s why Canada’s central bank decided to hold interest rates firm at 2.75 per cent
Watch the full Toronto Police update on charges laid in connection to Scarborough pub shooting
WARNING: Security video of mass shooting at Scarborough pub
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These are the top 10 worst roads in Ontario
CAA has released its Worst Roads rankings for 2025, and several pothole-riddled, traffic congested, poorly maintained roads in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area have monopolized the top 10, in a list voted on by frustrated Ontario drivers.
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Motorcyclist in hospital after collision in North York
A motorcyclist has been taken to the hospital following a collision in North York Wednesday night.
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Canadian men, children held in Syria pursue human rights complaints against Ottawa
A dozen Canadian men and children detained in Syria are complaining to the Canadian Human Rights Commission that Ottawa is discriminating against them by not assisting their return to Canada.
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‘Diplomacy ends today’: First Nations warn of protests over Ontario mining law
Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s government has given itself the power to suspend provincial and municipal laws for chosen projects in areas it deems to have economic importance, citing the need to speed up development of mines, but First Nations warn confrontation is brewing.
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Toronto searching for new Parks and Recreation head
The City of Toronto is searching for a new head for its Parks & Recreation department following a sudden departure.
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