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Ontario records more than 1,000 new cases of COVID-19 for second time over one-week period

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Tory urges Toronto residents to avoid large Halloween gatherings this year

Mayor John Tory is urging residents of Toronto to follow the advice of public health officials and avoid big parties and gatherings today as the city celebrates a very different Halloween this year.
Body believed to be missing 15-year-old Bradford boy found: police

The search for a missing 15-year-old boy has ended in tragedy after a body believed to be that of the teenager was pulled from a pond in Bradford Friday evening, South Simcoe police say.
As clocks turn back on Sunday, it's a chance to catch up on your sleep, experts say

Most Canadians will get an extra hour of sleep tonight as daylight time comes to an end and clocks turn back an hour.
Single-vehicle crash on The Queensway sends 1 woman to trauma centre

One woman was taken to hospital in serious condition following a single-vehicle crash on The Queensway late Friday night.
Families prepare for pandemic-era Halloween with public health restrictions in place

Families across the country have assembled their costumes and stockpiled their candy to celebrate a Halloween unlike any other.
Economic recovery threatened if some workers, households left behind, Macklem says

An economic rebound that leaves behind parts of the Canadian labour force in the short term could end up jeopardizing the recovery from COVID-19 in the long run, Canada's top central banker says.
Quebec player wins Friday night's $55 million Lotto Max jackpot

A ticket holder in Quebec won Friday night's $55 million Lotto Max jackpot.
Ford says he has asked officials to come up with a plan to ease COVID-19 restrictions in hot spots as soon as next weekend

Premier Doug Ford says that he has asked public health officials to prepare a plan for how the government can ease restrictions in Ontario’s COVID-19 hot spots as early as next week.
Dozens of students told to self-isolate after COVID-19 outbreak declared in wing of Scarborough elementary school

Toronto Public Health has declared a COVID-19 outbreak in one wing of a Scarborough elementary school in the wake of nine staff and two students testing positive for the disease cause by the novel coronavirus.
Man found guilty of killing 28-year-old Toronto woman he had moved in with weeks prior

A 44-year-old man has been found guilty of murdering a 28-year-old Toronto woman he had moved in with three weeks before she was found dead.
Ontario's seven-day average of new cases of COVID-19 surpasses 900 for first time

Ontario is reporting nearly 900 new cases of COVID-19 but the number comes amid a significant increase in testing volumes.
Premier Doug Ford's constituency office closed after staff members test positive for COVID-19

Premier Doug Ford's constituency office is closed for "the foreseeable future" after staff members tested positive for COVID-19.
Man facing impaired charges after being stopped driving car with no tire in Richmond Hill: YRP

A 27-year-old man has been charged with impaired driving after he was spotted driving on the rim in Richmond Hill on Sunday allegedly under the influence of methamphetamine and fentanyl.
One person dead after multi-vehicle collision involving school bus on QEW in Oakville

One person has died following a multi-vehicle collision involving a school bus on the QEW in Oakville Friday morning, according to the Ontario Provincial Police.
Toronto proclaims ‘John Candy Day’ in honour of the late comedian’s 70th birthday

Late comedy legend John Candy is being honoured with a day in his name ahead of what would have been his 70th birthday.
Toronto Raptors respond to assault charges laid against rookie Terence Davis

The Toronto Raptors are responding to charges laid against rookie Terence Davis who was arrested on Tuesday in New York City after allegedly assaulting his girlfriend.
Stricter mask rules, earlier closing times may be 'trade-offs' for indoor dining to resume: Tory

Stricter guidelines for wearing masks inside restaurants and earlier closing times are some of the "trade-offs” the city is considering in order to safely reopen indoor dining rooms in Toronto, Mayor John Tory said Friday.
Canadians need to cut contacts by a quarter to control COVID-19 outbreak: Tam

New federal projections suggest that Canadians need to cut a quarter of their contacts to keep the COVID-19 outbreak under control, as several provinces wrestle with how far their lockdown measures should go to reinforce that message.
Toronto police make arrest in connection with alleged sexual assaults dating back to 2001

A suspect has been arrested in connection to alleged sexual assaults involving a young girl which started 19 years ago, Toronto police say.
Redeveloping Ontario Place is among province's plan to boost economy: sports minister

Ontario's minister of heritage and sport says the industries in her portfolio have been some of the hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, and she wants to be ready to revitalize them when it's safe to do so.
TDSB cites pandemic for thousands of students leaving system, tries to assure parents

Canada's largest school board is trying to assure parents it can provide a safe, stable and successful learning environment during the pandemic as it deals with the fact that thousands of students have left its system.
Federal parties rake in millions despite pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic hasn't stopped federal political parties from raking in millions of dollars in donations.
Lobster dispute: RCMP release images of men near fish plant that was torched

The Nova Scotia RCMP released images Friday showing two men walking away from a fish plant on the night it burned to the ground amid an escalating dispute over an Indigenous lobster fishery.
COVID-19 could make transition to standard time smoother, say experts

Just when you thought 2020 couldn't get any darker, the end of daylight time this weekend will make dusk come one hour earlier.
Passcode sharing with RCMP 'heart wrenching' personal error: Border officer

A Canadian border officer says Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou's phone passcodes were shared with the RCMP two years ago through a personal blunder, not a plot between law enforcement agencies to thwart privacy laws.

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