Slippery conditions expected in the GTA as wet roadways freeze over
A winter weather travel advisory remains in effect for Toronto on Thursday morning as plummeting temperatures create icy roadways across the GTA.
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Winter weather travel advisory in effect with rain and falling temperatures
Moments before officers find boy missing for seven years in Colorado
Several arrests made in connection to 'prolific' LCBO theft ring
Union representing Toronto city workers says members prepared to strike next Monday
Many Ontarians still waiting for $200 rebate cheque
B.C. Premier says there’s ‘potential’ to collaborate with Alberta on carbon-reducing projects
Expert says auto tariffs can still harm auto industry, even with one-month reprieve
U.S. Political analyst describes Trump tariff implementation as ‘haphazard’
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From Ariana Grande to Robert Downey Jr., CTVNews.ca has all the must-see red carpet looks from the 97th Annual Academy Awards!
Toronto
Jury convicts Ont. man of first-degree murder in pregnant girlfriend’s death
A jury has found Wazhir Gafoor guilty of first-degree murder in the brutal killing of his pregnant girlfriend, Christina Yadram, whose bound and lifeless body was discovered in a wooded area in Northern Bruce Peninsula in October 2021.
Canada
Canada advances toxic label for 'forever chemicals,' phased regulation approach
The federal government says it’s moving ahead with a plan to label so-called forever chemicals as toxic and expects to begin consultations in two years on further regulating their use in cosmetics, food packaging and other consumer products.
Peel police investigating alleged 2014 sexual assault involving OHL players
One of two pedestrians hit by driver in Mississauga has died, say police
2 women critically injured after being hit by vehicle in Mississauga: police
‘20 times more potent than fentanyl’: CBSA and RCMP seize packages of synthetic opioids
Queen's Park
‘Technical glitch’ holding up some of Ontario’s $200 rebate cheques, causing them to bounce
The Ontario government spent $3 billion dollars to send cost-of-living rebate cheques to Ontarians nearly two months ago, with most people receiving them ahead of the snap provincial election.
Toronto City Hall
What will you do if city workers go on strike?
Some 27,000 City of Toronto inside workers could walk off the job later this week if their union can’t reach a deal with the city. CP24 wants to know how you would be affected if the workers go on strike.
