Ontario’s Top Stories Today: Major Breaking Updates You Need
A quick roundup of Ontario’s biggest news, from fires to major investigations.
Downtown Toronto apartment fire sends one to hospital with minor injuries
Toronto apartment fire causes minor injuries after overnight blaze downtown
Crews searched the building near Bathurst and Fort York; get the latest details
TDSB outlines changes students can expect in the fall
TDSB changes affect staffing, programs, and school administration this fall
See what Ontario oversight means for students, families, and teachers
Toronto's Do West Fest closed early after overcrowding
Do West Fest shutdown sparks safety concerns as police cite crowding and traffic
See what led to the early closure and what organizers may change next year
Toronto police seek seven more suspects in Etobicoke homicide
Toronto police seek 7 suspects after Etobicoke shooting killed Anthony Taylor
See the latest on the case and help investigators with any tips
Ontario deputy police chief suspended during workplace investigation
Sarnia police board suspends Deputy Chief Ron Hansen amid workplace probe
Stay updated on the investigation and what the board says about protecting public trust
Gordie Howe Bridge to open this week, Carney says
Gordie Howe International Bridge opens soon, easing CanadaU.S. border travel
Boost trade and travel across DetroitWindsor with a new public crossing
Police allege former Air Canada captain used fraudulent licences for years
Air Canada pilot fraud allegations raise questions about fake licence use for years
Police say the case spans hundreds of flights, with charges and a court date ahead
Barrie police continue search for dog that attacked child
Barrie dog attack update: police seek large brown bullybreed dog on the loose
See where it was last spotted and why residents should report sightings now
Ford says Washington trip was packed with meetings after chamber event canceled
Ontario trade talks in Washington kept Doug Ford busy despite a canceled event.
See how his Fortress North America push fits into CUSMA renewal and U.S. meetings.
Ontario man charged in Nova