Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to call a federal election fresh off the heels of Ontario’s provincial election; investigators are working to determine cause of fatal apartment fire on the 21st floor, killing one woman; and, an Ontario woman punched in the faced while vacationing in Cuba is shocked no charges were laid.

Three weeks after Doug Ford and the Progressive Conservatives won their third consecutive majority government, the premier swore in his new cabinet; one woman is dead and a man is in hospital in critical condition following a highrise fire in North York; and, a senior with memory problems doesn’t remember signing a contract for furnace and air conditioner protection, despite not even having an air conditioner.

Premier Doug Ford pledges to protect against tariffs ahead of revealing who will play key roles in his cabinet; the city has revealed an action plan after a rash of coyote attacks in Fort York and Liberty Village; and, a Brampton, Ont. landlord says he’s tried three times over four years to have tenants who refuse to pay rent evicted, but each time they’ve appealed and now owe him $25,000. 

The province’s Special Investigations Unit is  investigating after the suspect of a fatal stabbing in Hamilton was shot by police; no ruling was made today, but if Hudson's Bay's liquidation moves forward, it could mean 9,000 people will be out of a job; and, an Ontario woman says she was scammed out of nearly $6,000 after she got a text message from someone claiming to be her son. 

The site of a fatal house fire in Oshawa will be demolished as a father and daughter remain in the hospital in critical condition; more trade talks between bureaucrats – without Premier Doug Ford – will take place next week in Washington; and, a recent survey found 86 per cent of Canadians feel sleep deprived. 

Doug Ford said although the U.S. did not agree to drop tariffs, another meeting is scheduled for next week after ‘productive conversations’; Canadian imams have launched a ‘Fast Feed’ campaign to tackle food insecurity in partnership with the North York Harvest Food Bank; and, fans of K-pop group BLACKPINK are angry after tickets to two Toronto shows were priced differently. 

A mother and her nine-year-old daughter is dead after a fire engulfed an Oshawa, Ont. home; there are concerns in Hamilton that a 25% tariff on steel could devastate the industrial base of its economy; and, here's how an Ontario woman fought Enbridge on 7 years of overcharges on her gas bill, and won.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he has suspended the surcharge on electricity sold to the U.S. and that he will meet with trade representatives in Washington; Peel police say a child called 911 after an incident inside an apartment unit in Brampton that left a woman dead and resulted in the arrest of a man; and, an Ontario man says he had 'no idea' he would be responsible for his friend's car loan—something he co-signed—after she quit making her monthly payments.

 Ontario has imposes a 25 per cent surcharge on electricity to U.S. amid Trump tariff threats; three suspects remain at large after 12 people were injured in a mass shooting at a pub in Scarborough; and, here's how a Toronto man lost over $300 to a scammer offering a ‘free kitten’ on Facebook.

A Markham community is concerned the shooting that left a young woman and a dog dead inside a home could be connected to violence in the tow truck industry; Toronto police is offering cash rewards in hopes of nabbing more suspects accused of stealing jewelry, alcohol, meat, and other items that later get resold; and, more than 1.3 million people are expected to pass through Pearson airport in the next 10 days, but tourists should exercise caution in some destinations.