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.

An investigation out of Stouffville turned into a major drug operation, resulting in a police raid on an alleged magic mushroom lab; despite a federal action plan to curb car theft, critics say Canada has left potential tools and reforms to make a greater impact untouched; and, a new scam is circulating involving scammers pretending to have compromising material of victims and threatening to release it to contacts.

The Ontario government is planning to introduce a bill that will require cities to receive permission to convert roads into new bike paths; Toronto police say few witnesses have come forward on the shooting death of Marvin Baah, despite the presence of many people; and, despite a damning audit revealing alleged time theft by city park crews, staff opted not to install GPS devices on untracked parks vehicles.

A pedestrian is fighting for their life in a Toronto-area hospital after a truck struck them before smashing through a fence and into a Whitby pool; Toronto police hope a new helicopter will give the service a dynamic new tool to respond to various circumstances; and, from the bright lights to the merchandise, Scotiabank Arena had a facelift that will be on display for the Maple Leafs home opener.

The victim of a violent assault and robbery in Thornhill involving a suitcase of cash believes he was being watched before he was attacked; videos shown in court at the trial of the driver charged with dangerous driving causing death show the moment and aftermath of the crash; and, the family of a Newfoundland woman who lost $20,000 to a romance scammer say the fraudster caught the victim at a vulnerable time.

A TTC bus driver is being hailed as a hero after he pulled the driver of the car that struck his bus and another's to safety; the lawyer for alleged serial killer Sabrina Kauldhar says there are fitness concerns in her first court appearance for three homicides; and, Edward Mendonca of Toronto was shocked to discover he was on the hook for loans worth $18,000 after he became the victim of identity theft.

University of Toronto professor Geoffrey Hinton, known as the 'godfather of AI', says he was “flabbergasted” to learn he won a Nobel Prize; Hassan Ali, also known as Top5, has been boasting about the contraband he had while in jail since murder charges against him were dropped; and, several parents with kids in for-profit daycares say they've received letters warning that the facility may pull out of the $10/day childcare plan.

Up to 20,000 people, including Premier Doug Ford, are expected to attend a memorial for the victims of the Hamas terror attack in Israel on the one-year anniversary; Two Taylor Swift fans say Ticketmaster has yet to act after their accounts were hacked and their Toronto Eras Tour tickets stolen; and, Patrice Stephens and Sita Debeau say they have also lost thousands of dollars to a pair of scammers posing as roofers.

A Toronto woman was arrested in Burlington and charged in connection with three murders in Toronto, Hamilton and Niagara; the man charged with attempted murder in the shooting of a Toronto cop was on bail, prompting calls demanding bail reform; and, a road in York Region will be closed every night for most of October to allow for the crossing of the endangered Jefferson salamander.