The Ontario government praised the temporary GST tax cut, but urges Ottawa to go further by scrapping the carbon tax; Police charged 30-year-old Karessa Edwards with failure to provide the necessities of life in the death of a four-month-old boy; and, NDP MP Brian Masse is calling on Canada to change the current ticket selling system he says encourages greed and profiteering.

CTV cameras captured police guarding a garbage chute inside the building a baby was found critically injured before dying in hospital; a Swiftie in Toronto for Taylor Swift's ‘Eras Tour’ said she was made to dump $100 worth of friendship bracelets by Calgary airport security; and, here's how tips by CTV News viewers helped a Scarborough woman recover $80,000 after losing $158,000 to a pair of roofing scammers.

Gunfire erupted near Queen Street West and Sudbury Street during a shootout that led to 23 arrests and 16 firearms seized; a new report suggests Toronto food banks have faced three million visits in this past year; plus, Toronto’s oldest pizzeria celebrates 60 years.

Three arrests were made after socials media videos show people getting hit with sticks and flags outside a Brampton, Ontario Hindu temple; Toronto is considering to raise parking meter rates; plus, Entertainment titan Quincy Jones has died at the age of 91.

Remembrance Day ceremonies and events take place across the city; a new experience is coming for Toronto sports fans as they will be able to tour dressing rooms at Scotiabank Arena; plus, a Brampton woman says she was scammed out of $230,000 after striking up a relationship with a man on Facebook.

 Police say a shooting that saw a carjacking suspect crash into an Etobicoke school stemmed from a car rental agreement gone wrong; Peel police say they've arrested 5 suspects and seized dozens of guns and illegal devices used to convert firearms into automatic weapons; and,  Toronto is considering a temporary hotel tax hike when Toronto hosts the World Cup in 2026, bumping the tax from six per cent to 8.5 per cent. 

The Investigation into the North York house fire begins after the blaze left an infant dead and a 19-year-old woman injured; Ontario pledges $88M to entice medical students to become family doctors to help improve the family doctor shortage in the province; plus, A new resource helps teens with disabilities navigate starting college and dating.

A 30-year-old man is in critical condition after a daylight shooting in North York; Ontario Premier Doug Ford is facing backlash after announcing a new legislation that will limit the amount of bike lanes in Toronto; plus, the Next Stage Theatre Festival is underway which features six plays including a Haitian play translated in English for the first time.

A 17-year-old boy and 20-year-old Helder Antonio De Amedia are facing multiple charges over gunfire aimed at a Jewish school in Toronto; it took a multi-jurisdictional investigation to link ex-Olympic snowboarder and alleged drug lord Ryan Wedding to four homicides in Ontario; and,  St. Michael's hospital pays tribute to the role its trauma centre played 75 years ago when 119 people died in a cruise ship fire. 

Former Canadian Olympic snowboarder turned alleged drug lord Ryan Wedding is wanted by the FBI and in Canada for murders in Ontario; the families who say their loved ones died of neglect during the pandemic are opposing Orchard Villa's licence extension in court; and, following a story about a senior scammed out of $27,000 in a roofing scam, 10 different companies contacted CTV News to offer help.