PM Justin Trudeau resigning this morning, Mark Carney to be sworn in
Justin Trudeau will resign as Canada’s 23rd prime minister this morning.
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LIVE coverage from CTV News as Canada's next PM sworn in @ 10 a.m. EDT
Airport Report: Families returning home after their March Break getaways
Update from Canadian officials after meeting with U.S. commerce secretary
Security footage captures attempted carjackers at Grimsby home fail to steal vehicles
WATCH: 5 suspects smash front door of Grimsby home and enter with hammers
High-risk takedown of retail robbery suspects caught on camera
Public Health Ontario says measles cases in the province have doubled in past two weeks
‘I am so proud of Canadians’: Trudeau posts final message on his last day as prime minister
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‘A 10 cent premium on a can of beer:’ Toronto brewery says it expects to raise prices as a result of tariffs
About 2,500 patients of Toronto gynecology office may have been exposed to bloodborne infections
A University of Waterloo professor is using statistics to analyze how to win the Tim Hortons ‘Roll up to Win’ contest
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Scarborough pub shooting
Toronto police are investigating a shooting at a pub near Scarborough Town Centre that sent at least 12 people to the hospital on March 7, 2025.
Toronto
‘Significant uncertainty’: Toronto could defer charges for some condo projects amid sagging development
City staff are suggesting that Toronto City Council defer development charges on thousands of condo units in order to spur housing development amid a climate of economic uncertainty.
Canada
PM Justin Trudeau resigning this morning, Mark Carney to be sworn in
Justin Trudeau will resign as Canada’s 23rd prime minister this morning.
Arrests made in 2024 Brampton shooting that killed man who was unintended target
3 teens charged, more arrests expected in 9 armed robberies in Brampton and Mississauga
Child removed from ‘unsafe environment’ after drug bust in Mississauga, police say
How one Ontario woman fought back and won after being overcharged for 7 years on her gas bill
Queen's Park
High-stakes meeting with U.S. ‘productive’ and ‘positive,’ Ford says
A high stakes meeting between Canada and the U.S. Thursday ended without any agreement on removing the tariffs, but Ontario Premier Doug Ford said it was “productive” and another talk is set to take place next week.
Toronto City Hall
‘Significant uncertainty’: Toronto could defer charges for some condo projects amid sagging development
City staff are suggesting that Toronto City Council defer development charges on thousands of condo units in order to spur housing development amid a climate of economic uncertainty.
