Business
Union halts negotiations after automaker moves toward selling idled Brampton facility to armoured vehicle maker Roshel, jeopardizing 2,000 auto jobs and Ontario's manufacturing sector.
By Owen Fitzgerald · September 11, 2026
Health & Life
A shooting in North York's Jane and Finch area left one man hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries Friday afternoon. Police continue to investigate the incident that occurred near a residential neighborhood and community park.
By Nadia Rahman · September 11, 2026
Health & Life
The federal government has prolonged its ban on travelers from Uganda, South Sudan and DRC for 30 more days, drawing criticism from health experts and separated families.
By Nadia Rahman · August 28, 2026
Tech & Science
The once-popular seasonal colour analysis system has been modernized with more nuanced categories and online consultations, offering a practical approach to personal style.
By Théo Gagné · September 11, 2026
Tech & Science
As the 25th anniversary of 9/11 approaches, CityNews examines Canada's military involvement in Afghanistan and first responders' support for U.S. counterparts following the 2001 attacks.
By Théo Gagné · September 12, 2026
Communities
A 52-year-old Toronto man faces multiple charges after a hit-and-run that left a 34-year-old woman with serious injuries in the city's west end. The driver turned himself in two weeks after fleeing the scene.
By Sophie Leblanc · September 11, 2026
Communities
Award-winning Innu author Michel Jean's newly translated novel 'Ninan' reveals the unseen world of Indigenous homelessness in Montreal's Cabot Square through fictional characters whose struggles reflect systemic failures and enduring community bonds.
By Sophie Leblanc · September 11, 2026
iGaming
Industry leaders highlight the evolution of diversity, equity and inclusion strategies in gaming, emphasizing measurable outcomes and cultural integration over standalone initiatives.
By Claire Beaumont · September 9, 2026
Canada
The Republican Party paid emotional tribute to assassinated Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk at Donald Trump's midterm convention in Dallas, one year after his shocking murder at a university speaking event.
By Claire Beaumont · September 10, 2026
Canada
St. Catharines marks the 25th anniversary of 9/11 by expanding its memorial trail with new trees honoring victims, survivors and first responders, while officials emphasize the enduring human connections between Canadians and Americans that transcend political tensions.
By Claire Beaumont · September 10, 2026
Business
From a blistering summer forecast to pet-friendly rental reforms and cooling Ontario housing markets, here's what Canadians need to know this week.
By Owen Fitzgerald · March 10, 2023
Business
Toronto police have charged Christopher Atkins-Price with first-degree murder in the killing of Ding Ping Wang and connected him to a separate attempted murder case at the same Scarborough plaza. The arrest marks a significant development in a nearly four-year investigation that has shaken Toronto's Chinese-Canadian community.
By Owen Fitzgerald · September 10, 2026
