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Toronto's COVID-19 positivity rate is now nearly double "high-alert" range used by province

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Liberal minority survives confidence vote in the Commons with NDP and Green backing

Justin Trudeau's minority government survived its most serious confidence test yet Wednesday, but opposition resentment over the Liberals' high-stakes brinkmanship may make it more difficult to avoid defeat in future.
COVID-19 cases in Ontario's hot spots will start to decline in next week or two, health minister claims

As the daily number of new COVID-19 cases in Ontario’s hot spots remain high, the province’s health minister believes that new infections will begin to taper off in “the next week or two.”
Ontario reports 790 new COVID-19 cases as officials insist that they have finally dealt with testing backlog

Ontario is reporting 790 new cases of COVID-19 and nine additional deaths on Wednesday, as the province continues to battle a second wave of the virus.
'I need everybody to pitch in:' Toronto's top doctor answers COVID-19 questions

Just like everybody else in Toronto, the city’s medical officer of health admitted Wednesday that she too is tired of living with COVID-19 restrictions. However, Dr. Eileen de Villa said she is not giving up on controlling the spread of the virus.
WestJet to refund some passengers whose flights were cancelled because of COVID-19

WestJet says it will begin providing refunds to passengers who had their WestJet and Swoop flights cancelled by the airlines as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic - the first airlines to offer full refunds for all flights in Canada.
Police investigating after man found dead in Markham home

York Regional Police are investigating after a man was found dead inside a home in Markham.
‘We're just gonna do the same way as we've been doing since 1867’: Ford on killing ranked ballot elections

Ontario Premier Doug Ford offered little explanation Wednesday as to why his government has suddenly decided to bar municipalities from using ranked ballots in local elections.
One person taken to hospital after stabbing in North York

A man has been seriously injured in a stabbing in North York Wednesday afternoon.
Charges laid against Hamilton man accused of threatening to carry out shooting at Toronto school: police

A 28-year-old Hamilton man is facing a handful of charges after he allegedly threatened to commit a shooting at an unnamed Toronto school, police say.
Suspect in Brampton crash that killed mom and 3 kids was fleeing police: SIU report

A suspect accused in a Brampton crash that left a mother and her three young children dead was fleeing from police at a high rate of speed just prior to the incident, Ontario’s police watchdog confirms.
Second man charged in three-vehicle crash in Mississauga that killed 19-year-old man

A second man has been arrested in connection with the three-vehicle collision that killed a 19-year-old man in Mississauga earlier this month.
Ford defends bill that critics say shields long-term care homes from lawsuits

Premier Doug Ford says families outraged by negligence on the part of long-term care facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic will still be able to hold the operators of those homes accountable despite new provincial legislation that critics say makes it more difficult for loved ones to sue.
Tory hopes city's 'more liberal' patio rules will encourage restaurant owners to offer outdoor dining this winter

Mayor John Tory said the city is trying to make it as easy as possible for Toronto restaurateurs to construct winter patios as indoor dining rooms remain closed in Ontario’s four COVID-19 hot spots.
Oshawa father faces murder charge in 2019 death of infant

A 24-year-old Ontario father is now facing a murder charge in connection with the 2019 death of his four-month-old son.
Police accuse suspects of shooting at them during raid at Don Mills condo

Suspects arrested in an early-morning raid at a condo in Toronto’s Don Mills area allegedly opened fire on officers who approached them, police said Wednesday.
Police make arrest in series of hate-motivated assaults

Police have arrested a 27-year-old man in connection with a series of hate-motivated assaults over the last four months, including one in which a woman and her three-month-old baby were targeted.
Violent Toronto laundromat confrontation caught on video

The owner of a laundromat in Toronto’s Little Portugal area says she’s shocked that her business and her neighbourhood could be the scene of a violent confrontation that was caught on video earlier this week.
Judge dismisses application from Toronto's homeless to suspend ban on encampments

A judge has dismissed an application by homeless individuals and their advocates to allow encampments in Toronto parks during the pandemic.
Mike Duffy appeals to Supreme Court in bid to sue Senate

Sen. Mike Duffy is filing an appeal to the country's top court in the hopes the Supreme Court of Canada will let him sue the Senate from a years-old spending scandal.
Toronto temple leader charged with historical sex assault on young girl

Toronto police have charged a religious leader who allegedly sexually assault a young girl between 1994 and 1997.
Canada Post urging early Christmas shopping as it gears up for online shopping rush

Canada Post is urging Canadians to shop early this holiday season to avoid the late arrival of gifts caused by a pandemic-induced shift to online shopping.
Investigation underway after 'significant earth movement' in Leaside backyard near Crosstown construction

An investigation is underway after a portion of earth collapsed in a residential backyard area in Toronto’s Leaside neighbourhood where a large transit project is being constructed.
'An economic tidal wave for a lot of businesses:' Brampton mayor wants indoor dining permitted in Peel after initial 28-day period is up

Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown says that he is hopeful that the Ford government reconsiders its decision to order the suspension of indoor dining at bars and restaurants in Peel Region once the initial 28-day period is over next month, telling reporters at his weekly briefing that it is important to remember that COVID-19 isn’t “just a health pandemic” but is a “economic tidal wave for a lot of businesses” as well.
Medical episode suspected after woman, 50, dies in Scarborough crash

Police believe a woman who died in a single-vehicle crash in Scarborough overnight suffered a medical episode behind the wheel before striking a light standard.
Man in serious condition after being hit by drilling machine in The Junction

A man is in serious and unstable condition after an industrial accident in The Junction neighbourhood, according to Toronto paramedics.

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