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CityNews Toronto is a local news outlet based in Toronto, Ontario, covering regional news including real estate, business, health, and community issues. It reports on events and developments in the Greater Toronto Area and beyond.
- Top beat: Crime
- Tracked since 2026
- 5 Toronto, ON peers
Latest stories
- Federal government strengthen laws surround strangulation and intimate partner violenceThe federal government is strengthening laws related to strangulation and intimate partner violence, requiring courts to scrutinize IPV allegations more closely during bail hearings and restricting conditional sentences for choking and strangulation cases.
- Cow spotted on the loose on Highway 400 north of Innisfil Beach RoadOntario Provincial Police reported a cow on the loose on Highway 400 near Innisfil Beach Road, which was diverted to a sideroad and is now moving south.
- Niagara man arrested in East York assault investigationA Niagara man was arrested and charged with assault and threats after an incident in East York where the victim was not injured. The suspect and victim knew each other, but the nature of their relationship was not disclosed.
- Oshawa man arrested for breaching terms of bail following conviction of sex offences against childA 43-year-old Oshawa man was arrested for breaching bail conditions following his conviction for sex offences against a child
- DEA asks watchdog to investigate claims that agents permitted fentanyl to hit the streetsThe DEA has asked the Justice Department's watchdog to investigate claims that agents allowed fentanyl pills to reach New Mexico streets, following an AP investigation and criticism from New Mexico's governor.
- Public support is strong for two per cent inflation target, Bank of Canada saysThe Bank of Canada states there is strong public support for its two per cent inflation target, with Canadians expressing concerns about living costs and preferring predictable interest rate changes, while noting a disconnect between official inflation data and personal experiences.
- Apple increases prices for Macs and iPads, blaming a shortage of memory chipsApple raised prices for Macs and iPads, citing a memory chip shortage caused by increased demand from AI data centers. Analysts predict further price increases for iPhones, and Apple's stock declined after the announcement.
- Carney says having no embassy in Iran puts Canada at ‘a disadvantage’Canada is at a disadvantage in countries like Iran and Venezuela without diplomatic presence, and the government is not considering restoring relations or embassies there.
- York police appeal for witnesses in crash between cyclist and pickup truck in East GwillimburyYork police seek witnesses after a collision between a cyclist and a pickup truck in East Gwillimbury left the cyclist with serious injuries.
- Carney says six upcoming byelections will likely be spread outPrime Minister Mark Carney said six Canadian byelections will likely be spread out, considering factors like Quebec's provincial election, with several MPs resigning or planning to resign.
- Report: Kawhi Leonard, Raptors have mutual interest in reunionKawhi Leonard and the Toronto Raptors have mutual interest in a potential reunion, with Leonard open to signing an extension if traded from the Clippers, while the Raptors explore trade options.
- Some airlines reduce fuel surcharges as oil falls, while others hold steadyCanadian airlines adjust fuel surcharges as oil prices decline, with some reducing fees and others maintaining current rates.
- RCMP say no survivors after firefighting plane with 3 on board crashes in N.W.T.A plane fighting wildfires crashed in the Northwest Territories with three people on board, according to RCMP. The crash occurred 50 kilometres from Fort Simpson, west of Yellowknife, and it is unknown if any of the three survived.
- Ontario Ombudsman finds families unfairly denied COVID‑era paymentsOntario's Ministry of Education accepted all 14 recommendations from an Ombudsman investigation that found five direct-payment programs from 2020-2023 unfairly denied funds to eligible families due to issues with custody verification and repeated eligibility problems.
- PM Carney to share plans to ‘restore’ 24 Sussex on FridayPrime Minister Mark Carney plans to announce future steps for 24 Sussex, a vacant prime ministerial residence costing taxpayers tens of thousands yearly to maintain, which was closed in 2022 over health and safety concerns.