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Man killed, woman critically wounded in Toronto double shooting

Man killed, woman critically wounded in Toronto double shooting

Toronto police are investigating a shooting Friday night that left a man dead and woman with life-threatening wounds. Duty Inspector Kathy Stevenson said police responded to multiple calls about shots fired around 8 p.m.
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Rapid tests key to reopening remaining southern Ontario schools: Williams

Rapid tests key to reopening remaining southern Ontario schools: Williams

TORONTO — Ontario plans to bring rapid COVID-19 testing to its schools but online learning in some regions may need to continue until that measure can be implemented, the province's top doctor said Friday. Dr.
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Quebec takes aim at COVID-19 variants with surveillance plan as new cases identified

Quebec takes aim at COVID-19 variants with surveillance plan as new cases identified

MONTREAL — Quebec is ramping up its ability to identify COVID-19 variants as health officials reported Friday that eight cases of the more transmissible U.K. variant have been identified in the province.
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Four dead, several injured in three-alarm house fire in Toronto's east end

Four dead, several injured in three-alarm house fire in Toronto's east end

TORONTO — A raging fire that ripped through an east-Toronto home killed four people, injured several others and left area residents struggling to come to terms with the deaths of their neighbours on Friday. The blaze began around 4:30 a.m.
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Twice as many babies sent to hospital with 'maltreatment injuries,' CHEO reports

Twice as many babies sent to hospital with 'maltreatment injuries,' CHEO reports

A children's hospital in Ottawa says it's seen more than double the usual number of babies needing treatment for head injuries and fractures since September.
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How to prevent house fires and how to react if they happen

How to prevent house fires and how to react if they happen

A fire that claimed the lives of four people and injured several others in east-end Toronto early Friday is shining a spotlight on issues of fire safety. As of Jan.
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COVID-19 cases down across Ontario but U.K. variant a threat, new data indicates

COVID-19 cases down across Ontario but U.K. variant a threat, new data indicates

TORONTO — Cases of COVID-19 are decreasing across Ontario but the spread of a more contagious variant presents a "significant threat" to controlling the pandemic, the province's health advisors said Thursday. The variant – first identified in the U.
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Schools in four more Ontario public health units to reopen for in-person learning

Schools in four more Ontario public health units to reopen for in-person learning

TORONTO — Schools in four more public health units in southern Ontario will reopen for in-person learning on Monday, but students in several other regions will continue to learn online.
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Most COVID-19 restrictions to be extended past Feb. 8, Quebec premier says

Most COVID-19 restrictions to be extended past Feb. 8, Quebec premier says

MONTREAL — Quebecers should not expect a return to normal life any time soon despite a recent reduction in new COVID-19 cases, Premier Francois Legault said Thursday as he warned that most current restrictions will be extended past Feb. 8.
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Court dismisses defamation lawsuit against Ford filed by ex-OPP deputy commissioner

Court dismisses defamation lawsuit against Ford filed by ex-OPP deputy commissioner

TORONTO — An Ontario court has dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed by a former high-ranking provincial police officer against Premier Doug Ford in the wake of the controversial appointment of a new commissioner.
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