CTV News says Lloyd Robertson, its former lead anchor of more than three decades, has died at 92. On its website, the network says his family confirmed the veteran journalist’s death. Robertson is one ...

Casino operators in Toronto, Pickering and Ajax and the union representing about a thousand of its workers remain on strike, with no talks scheduled over the long weekend and no timeline given for ...

OPP say a shelter-in-place warning has been lifted and one person is critically hurt after gunshots were reported at a First Nation west of Sudbury, Ont. Police say shots were reported near a home in ...

A man is wanted after a stabbing in Mississauga early Saturday morning left one person with serious injuries. Peel Regional Police said officers responded to the area of Dixie Road and Eglinton Avenue ...

While not every company can erect a multi-storey screen in a sprawling, open atrium that looks more like a hotel than an ...

A patient in Alberta waited 16 days in an emergency department for a psychiatric hospital admission last year. Another in ...

PHOTOS: Here is what Highway 400 at Finch Avenue in Toronto looks like as of Saturday afternoon. UPDATE: The OPP said in a social media post that all northbound lanes at Finch Ave will remain closed.

Police have identified two teens killed in an early morning shooting in Hamilton. Emergency crews responded to a home on Candlewood Drive in Stoney Creek following reports of shots fired at ...

The start of the Civic Holiday long weekend could bring showers to the Greater Toronto Area and a risk of thunderstorms to parts of southern Ontario.

Brampton Honey Badger mascot Hammer and Brampton Board of Trade CEO Jaipaul Massey-Singh became part of the show during a tag team match when TNA came to Brampton last year. Hammer got up close and ...

The federal government is advancing the process to designate a proposed oil pipeline to the West Coast as a “national interest” project. Naming a project in the national interest under the Building ...

New Visa data suggests the FIFA World Cup brought a rise in spending among consumers in Canadian host cities. The credit card company says match day spending rose as much as 24.6 per cent in Toronto ...