For many Toronto hockey fans, Canada's 4 Nations Face-off championship was about more than hockey; the patience of many Toronto residents is waning over the speed of snow removal in some neighbourhoods; and, new payment options for travelling can include a ‘buy now, pay later’ prompt, but with it, comes risks. 

One woman says she feels traumatized after a three-day ordeal trying to get home from her Sunwing vacation; York Regional Police say they dismantled a break-in ring involving almost 50 separate incidents; and, some post-secondary students with dietary restrictions say they shouldn’t be forced to pay for food they can’t eat while living on university residences.

Frustrations are mounting for travellers at Toronto Pearson amid massive delays and cancellations; TTC service has experienced several delays since last weekend’s snowstorm, adding to a list of recent operational issues; and, a Burlington family is speaking out after they feel their claims were brushed off after a 16-year-old was allegedly assaulted by an employee of a resort in Cuba.

An investigation is underway into what caused a Delta plane to crash and flip over during landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport, leaving more than 20 passengers injured; Vladimir Guerrero Jr. now says he will test free agency when the season ends after the two sides failed to get close to a deal; and, Apple’s AirPod Pros are being touted as an alternative for those living with mild to moderate hearing loss.

A Delta commuter aircraft carrying 80 passengers crash landed upside down on the tarmac at Pearson airport; Toronto officials say it could take up to three weeks to clear the snow left by two recent snowstorms; and, here's what you need to know about the upcoming Ontario leaders' debate.

Ontario's Four main party leaders square off in the first Ontario election debate; Toronto police say a Canada-wide warrant has been issued for the suspect in the deadly Moss Park shooting; Toronto’s Distillery District, typically famed for its outdoor Christmas market, is hoping to make ‘sparks fly’ this Valentines weekend.

Canada Post has suspended mail delivery for the day due to weather creating unsafe conditions for workers; Doug Ford’s mid-election trip to Washington is causing controversy on Ontario’s campaign trail; A Toronto cardiologist has issued a friendly challenge to actor Ben Stiller to draw attention to cardiovascular disease.

Travel advisories are in effect as a major snowstorm descends upon the GTA; A new auditor report found that work orders were not created promptly, or at all, for at least 19 per cent of deficiencies identified by park inspections; One Toronto student who sold tickets for thousands of dollars says he has not been given his money by StubHub yet.

The SIU has laid criminal charges against two Durham officers for a wrong way police chase on Highway 401, leading to a crash that killed four people; the Toronto police union says George Sault had 75 convictions prior to being taken in after allegedly ramming police cars in a stolen white Hummer; and, qs Ontario begins sending out $200 rebate cheques to residents, the Opposition continues to dismiss the move as a pre-ballot box bribe.

Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw says the service's budget increase to $1.2 billion is about hiring more officers to better attend to community safety needs; investigators are alleging a male youth is responsible for injuring the dog found inside a burning Mississauga home he allegedly ignited; and, two Swifties were stunned to find out that the $1,800 Hotels.com booking they made for the Taylor Swift concert in Toronto was not for a hotel room.