‘At first, I thought we won $75,000’: Brother and sister from Toronto score $75M Lotto Max prize together
There is no sibling rivalry for the brother and sister who scored a $75-million prize together.
World Cup in Toronto
Croatia in Toronto for FIFA World Cup, thousands of fans expected to flood downtown streets. LIVE updates here.
Both Panama and Croatia say tonight’s FIFA World Cup game in Toronto is a must-win. CTV News Toronto and CP24 will have live updates leading up to and throughout the game.
World Cup 2026
Portugal eye redemption, Croatia and Panama set to clash in Toronto in loaded Tuesday slate on TSNOpens in new window
Algeria rallies past Jordan for its first win at FIFA World Cup since 2014Opens in new window
Canada 'in a good moment' heading into World Cup showdown with SwitzerlandOpens in new window
Mbappé’s brace leads France to win over Iraq and into FIFA World Cup knockout stageOpens in new window
Editor's Picks
Canada is asking some who received citizenship to surrender their certificates. Here’s whyOpens in new window
What we know so far about the veteran Toronto police officer fatally shot in North YorkOpens in new window
10 per cent of Toronto mortgage holders could have trouble refinancing. Experts say its a ‘death spiral’ for manyOpens in new window
‘Persistent and noxious’: Stoney Creek residents file dozens of lawsuits due to stench at GFL landfill Opens in new window
Female professors at post-secondary schools in Toronto earn significantly less than their male counterparts. Here’s whyOpens in new window
‘Criminal tourism’: Suspects entering Canada to commit high-profit crimes in Durham Region, police sayOpens in new window
In Pictures
Soccer fans flood Toronto streets to celebrate FIFA World Cup
The FIFA World Cup has taken over Toronto and thousands of soccer fans are regularly flooding the city's streets to celebrate their teams. Here is a look at some of the celebrations that have unfolded in the city so far.
Toronto
It is officially summer in Toronto. Here is your forecast for the week
Toronto will see below-seasonal temperatures today as the first full week of summer officially gets underway in the city.
Canada
‘Past my comfort zone’: Halifax auditor general refers mayor’s office spending to police
The spending watchdog for the Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) has referred some spending issues from the mayor’s office to police.
Queen's Park
Several First Nations sign deal with Ottawa, Ontario to own part of a nuclear reactor
Several Ontario First Nations are set to become owners of a new nuclear reactor after striking a commercial partnership with the federal and provincial governments.
Talk Shows
Toronto City Hall
Ex-Liberal MP Han Dong running for Toronto councillor in Scarborough North
Former Liberal Toronto MP Han Dong is running to become a Toronto city councillor.
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