After a Delta Air Lines plane crashed and flipped at Pearson airport Monday, lawsuits alleging negligence have been filed separately in U.S. District Court in Georgia and Minnesota.

Chaos and violence are escalating in the eastern Congo as Rwanda-backed rebels take over mineral-rich areas. Congolese community members in Toronto say Canadians shouldn’t turn a blind eye to the conflict.

The Brantford-Brant riding encompasses a large rural and urban region that the Progressive Conservatives have won in the last two provincial elections.

Environmental advocates are sounding the alarm about fossil fuel industry influence on energy, climate and environmental learning in Canada's classrooms, with a new report citing efforts like funding of school science fairs, field trips and activities to sponsoring teacher resource creators.

Denmark and the Netherlands are considered to some of the top countries for primary care. Doctors say Canada has a lot to learn from these nations.

CBC’s Natalia Goodwin spoke to some winter season businesses who are happy to see the cold and the snow after two years of warmer winter weather.

One person has been charged with drug trafficking after a search warrant was executed in the Town of Kingsville.

On February 20, 2025, members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and the Essex County Community Street Crime Unit (CSCU) and the Lambton CSCU executed a search warrant on Sunset Avenue in Kingsville.

The search warrant resulted in a seizure of just under $9000, including suspected cocaine and opioids. Additionally, Canadian currency, U.S. currency and weapons were seized.

A 61 year old male resident Kingsville has been charged under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act and Criminal Code with:

• Possession of a Schedule I substance for the purpose of Trafficking – Opioid (other than heroin) – Two counts
• Possession of a Schedule I substance for the purpose of Trafficking – Cocaine
• Possession of a Schedule I substance for the purpose of Trafficking – Methamphetamine
• Possession of Weapon for Dangerous Purpose

The accused has been released from police custody and is scheduled to appear in the Ontario Court of Justice – Windsor on March 31, 2025, to speak to the charges.

If you know of any information about illegal activity, feel free to contact investigators at 1-888-310-1122, or anonymously via Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS).

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A man was seriously injured in a stabbing at a TTC subway station on Friday night, Toronto police say.

Ontario's top bureaucrat is admonishing PC Leader Doug Ford and his staff for allegedly trying to use his Washington D.C. trip last week to the party's advantage in the election campaign.

The City of London is levying hefty fines against people accepting cash payments for private car rides outside of apps like Uber and Lyft.

The Ontario Liberal Party has suspended the campaign of Oshawa candidate Viresh Bansal, the party said on Friday.

The city has said removing the 50-plus centimetres that fell on the city since Feb. 12 could take 3 weeks. But some say the city could do better to clear sidewalks and bus stops sooner.

Last week, The Fifth Estate revealed that a key suspect in the largest gold heist in Canadian history, Simran Preet Panesar, is living in northern India. Following the CBC investigation, officials with the Enforcement Directorate in India, which handles financial crimes, raided a residence and questioned Panesar.

Kingston, Ont., police say Sgt. Jason Alblas has been charged with one count of sexual assault, alleging it happened while he was off duty this past August.

The trial of Scarborough councillor Michael Thompson, who has been charged with two counts of sexual assault, continued on Friday with graphic details from one of the two complainants.

Three First Nations performers — an actor, a dancer and a singer — are among those being recognized this year for their contributions to performing arts in Canada.

An incentive aimed at helping low-income Canadians save for their children's post-secondary education is expanding in a bid to shore up the nation's future workforce and reduce economic barriers to college and university.

Halton Regional Police Service got to a Milton residence as a home invasion was underway, and rounded up four suspects

Thursday, at 4:54 am three male suspects broke through the front door of a residence in the area of Clark Boulevard and Thompson Road South. Once inside the suspects went upstairs where they confronted the four family members which included a young boy. A large knife and a screwdriver were brandished by two of the suspects who threatened the family demanding cash, jewelry and car keys.

HRPS officers got there and located the suspects’ Chevrolet Volt parked in front of the residence. The suspects attempted to flee and struck a police vehicle, however police officers were able to safely immobilize the suspect vehicle and arrest the male driver. The three remaining suspects fled the residence on foot but were quickly tracked down by HRPS officers in the immediate area and arrested.

Investigation determined the Chevrolet Volt was stolen from Durham Region in early February.

The family members did not sustain any physical injuries.

As a result of the investigation three adult males and a male young offender face a string of charges. Shivam Miglani (25) of Brampton was on probation as was Gurpreet Singh (28) of Brampton. Also charged was Jalen Harriott (18) of Ajax and a 17-year-old from Mississauga.

All accused were held in custody pending a bail hearing in Milton.

Anyone with information regarding this investigation is asked to contact the 1 District Criminal Investigations Bureau at 905-825-4777 ext. 2416.

Tips can also be submitted anonymously to Crime Stoppers. at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS) or through the web at www.haltoncrimestoppers.ca.

Ontario Provincial Police say they're investigating a head-on collision in New Tecumseth that left three people dead last week.

Fifty per cent of the last 20 Ontario high school girls basketball championships have been won by Hamilton area schools.

They’re a prime recruiting ground for university teams and that was very evident when the McMaster Marauders hosted the University of Western Ontario Mustangs in a playoff game Wednesday night.

Six of the 18 players who saw time on the court (33 per cent) were groomed here.

McMaster won the first-round matchup 55-47 to advance to the next round against the undefeated Carleton Ravens in Ottawa on Saturday.

The Ravens are ranked first in the country, just ahead of the University of Saskatchewan Huskies, coached by former Mac star Lisa Thomaidis, who lives in Dundas.

Twin sisters Keira and Nicole Daley, who led Cathedral high school to several Ontario championships, are playing this year for the sixth-ranked University of British Columbia Thunderbirds and their cousin Rachel is with Western as a bench player.

Emily Frankovic led the way for Mac with 18 points and Cassie Joli-Coeur contributed 14.

In her final university game, former Mac star Jenna Button had 15 points and eight rebounds for Western. Following a four-year stint with the Marauders Button, a product of Dundas Valley secondary school, transferred to UWO for graduate studies.

Button and McMaster guard Deanna Mataseje were both workhorses, each playing 38 minutes.

Amy Stinson (Westdale), Grace Ammendolia (St. Thomas More) and Mataseje (Bishop Tonnos) were on the winning side.

Besides Button, Emily Capretta (St. Thomas More) and Payton Baker (Dundas Valley) played for Western.