Ontario News Roundup: Fatal Shooting, Heat Risk, Scams and More
Key Ontario headlines on a fatal shooting, heat alerts, scams, storms, and government costs.
Two men identified after fatal shooting at Toronto street festival
Toronto shooting at Salsa on St. Clair leaves 2 dead, 5 injured in a targeted attack
Police found two firearms and seek leads after the festival tragedy shook the city
Hamilton moves toward a vote on a data centre moratorium
Hamilton data centre moratorium could pause new builds for one year.
See how the vote may shape AI growth, waterfront plans and local investment.
One dead, 16 hospitalized after multivehicle crash in Cambridge
Cambridge collision leaves one dead after 9vehicle crash on Hwy 401
Police are investigating now, and witnesses can help explain what happened
20,000 hogs die in barn fire south of London, Ontario
Norfolk County barn fire kills 20,000 hogs near Simcoe, Ontario
See what crews found, road closures, and the latest safety updates
Heart and Stroke Foundation warns of heat risk for people with cardiovascular conditions
Heat wave danger for heart patients: protect cardiovascular health in extreme heat
Hydrate, seek cooling spaces, and watch for heat stroke signs to stay safe
OPP warns Ontarians about scam targeting new phone buyers
Ontario cellphone fraud alerts new buyers about fake followup calls and scams
Verify any promotion with your provider before you hand over or mail your phone
Ontario minister agrees to repay Toronto hotel expenses
Stan Cho hotel expenses: see why the Toronto minister will repay $16,000
Public criticism sparked the reversal; get the full details on the claims and rules
Dylan Cease to start MLB AllStar Game for Blue Jays
Dylan Cease starts the MLB AllStar Game for the AL after a dominant first half
Cristopher Sanchez counters for the NL in Philadelphia, with hometown pride on display
How heat and humidity can intensify storms and tornadoes in Canada
Extreme heat fuels severe thunderstorms across Canada with tornado and flood risks
See how heat waves drive stronger storms and what the latest warnings mean
Ontario minister to repay $16,000 in Toronto hotel