Toddler killed in quadruple shooting in Ont. A toddler is among the two victims that were killed in a quadruple shooting in Vaughan, Ont. CP24's Andrew Brennan has the latest.

Charges have now been laid in connection with a fatal three-vehicle crash in Thornhill on Monday afternoon, York Regional Police say. Police said two sedans collided with a large box truck in the area ...

UOIT reaches agreement to close encampment Pro-Palestinian UOIT students are dismantling their encampment on campus after reaching an agreement with school administrators.

If you were born in the 90s and own a home, there’s a good chance that you are financially partnered with a couple of people you know pretty well. More young homeowners in their 20s and early 30s are ...

300 GO Trains trips to be added to schedule In a service expansion being touted as the biggest in a decade, nearly 300 weekly trips are being added to the GO Train schedule.

Measles reports prompting urgent call for vaccines Private clinics report they are seeing a surge in requests to administer the MMR vaccine for travellers amid uncertainty over rising cases.

Ford gov't planned Science Centre move in 2021? The Ontario NDP are accusing the Ford government of cooking up a business case to move the Science Centre to Ontario Place.

Leadership candidates team up against Crombie Two Ont. Liberal leadership candidates announced they're teaming up to take on perceived front-runner Bonnie Crombie.

The southbound lanes of the Don Valley Parkway have reopened near the Gardiner Expressway following a collision involving a dump truck. The crash occurred shortly after 7 a.m. on the DVP near Eastern ...

Two guilty pleas in case connected to tow industry Guilty pleas by two men for their roles in conspiring to fake car crashes may impact a case against a Toronto police officer.

Police seeking 4 suspects following home invasion York police are seeking four male suspects after they forced their way into a Markham home with three occupants.

Man convicted in attacks likely to reoffend: judge A judge says a man convicted in three random attacks is likely to reoffend when released without a judicial option to treat or detain him.