Provincial

Torontonians should prepare for a hot summer as El Niño transitions to La Niña, bringing warmer temperatures and intense heat waves.

Premier Doug Ford announces that starting this summer, convenience stores will be able to sell wine, beer and ready-made cocktails.

Humber Et Cetera clinched two wins in the Ontario Community Newspapers Association’s (OCNA’s) Better Newspaper Competitions (BNC) Awards 2024 on Friday, May 24.

Ontario's long-term care nurses received an 11.5 per cent wage increase over two years, marking the most significant boost in over 30 years.

GTA police will impose a fine up to $10,000 for street racing. Project ERASE has been relaunched to combat stunt driving.

Ontario said it will permanently suspend licences of repeat auto-theft offenders. The proposed legislation will be tabled on Thursday.

The first fatal case reported in Ontario in more than a decade.

The Ontario government says it will introduce a new way of funding $10-a-day childcare, but it's unclear who will help daycare providers with increasing debt.

Ontario is cracking down on impaired driving consequences as one in five drivers test positive for drugs or alcohol.

Dr. Eileen de Villa, Toronto’s Medical Officer of Health, announced her resignation Tuesday morning after leading the city through the COVID-19 pandemic. De Villa took on the role in 2017 and will continue until Dec. 31.