TORONTO — As Ontario continues its fight against COVID-19, some regions have been given the green light to advance to Stage 3 of the province’s reopening plan on Friday. CTV News Toronto will continue to add to this list as more information becomes available. July 17 Most of Ontario has been given permission to advance
TORONTO — A 56-year-old man has been charged in connection with a hit-and-run crash in Oshawa that left a teenager critically injured earlier this month. Just after 8 p.m. on Feb. 17, emergency crews were called to the area of Stevenson Road North and Conlin Road after receiving reports of a collision involving a motorcycle
TORONTO — Police say they have identified the type of vehicle they believe struck and critically injured a 14-year-old boy before fleeing in Oshawa. On Monday, emergency crews were called to the area of Stevenson Road North and Conlin Road just after 8 p.m. for reports of a collision. When police arrived, they found a
TORONTO — Video has emerged showing a motorcyclist performing dangerous stunts while driving down a road in Markham, Ont. The incident occurred on Sunday afternoon on Highway 7 near Markham Road. The 36-second video captured the motorcyclist driving at a high rate of speed only on the back wheel of the bike. “Operating a motorcycle
A Ring doorbell camera in Alaska has captured the exact moment a moose shed its antlers, gifting the homeowners a rare and special holiday surprise. Tyra Bogert shared the “one-in-a-million” footage to TikTok last week, giving a glimpse into the rarely seen phenomenon.In the video, the moose can be seen walking into frame before stopping
A Kentucky family caused quite the commotion this week with their “Cousin Eddie” Christmas display, prompting a police response after a concerned neighbour called in a half-naked man standing on a lawn. Officers were tipped off to the Shepherdsville display on Dec. 21 by a dispatcher, who described the scene as “a male standing outside.
A massive cross-country winter storm is unleashing destructive winds and heavy snow, causing hundreds of airline cancellations and power outages from Canada’s coast to coast. The “bomb cyclone” that blew in on Thursday night is expected to stick around during the holiday weekend. Read more: Winter storm slamming Canadians will be ‘a big one,’ 320K
Thousands of people are without power and numerous crashes have been reported in parts of southern Ontario as the province is hit by a large winter storm. As of around 4 p.m., Hydro One’s outage map showed localized outages throughout the region, with areas north of Peterborough and surrounding the Ottawa area seeing thousands without
By Amy Smart The Canadian Press Posted December 22, 2022 10:50 pm Updated December 23, 2022 12:19 am Descrease article font size Increase article font size WestJet says it’s proactively cancelling flights at airports in British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec as storm systems bear down on the regions. The airline says the cancellations apply to
