A propeller malfunction was one of the findings the Transportation Safety Board included in the investigation of a 2022 ferry crash; after heavy rain and strong winds caused mayhem in parts of the region, clean up commences in Ontario; plus, a woman is seeking to get her money back after overpaying her visa bill online by about $13,000.

Nearby tenants evacuate as a building in Kensington Market is at risk to collapse; two 19-year-old men were shot by police in Innisfil, Ont. leaving one dead and the other injured; plus, Jill Dunlop is named the new education minister shortly after Todd Smith announced his resignation.

Toronto Police is releasing details of the interprovincial 11-month investigation called ‘Project Foxxx’ that led to 32 arrests; Toronto Public Health warns of increase in mpox cases across the city; plus, The Ontario government announces a new funding formula for daycare centres.

Police are still guarding a rural property in search of missing Markham woman Yuk-Ying Mui; development plans are making the future of the CNE uncertain; plus, the Toronto Maple Leafs announce Auston Matthews as the next captain.

The search for Markham realtor Yuk-Ying Mui is underway as York Regional Police Homicide Unit continues the investigation; Toronto officials are speaking out against the multi-use trail path extension plan in the west end that will cost the city $150 million; plus, After leading the NHL in goals last season, Auston Matthews is set to be announced as the next captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Homicide detectives are investigating after 56-year-old Markham realtor Yuk-Ying Anita Mui went missing last Friday; Police are investigating after at least dozens of shots were fired towards a Markham home for the second time this month; plus, Canada’s athletes return home after a record breaking Olympics.

Canada's star swimmer Summer McIntosh has returned home after collecting three Olympic gold medals and a silver for swimming; Concerns have been raised following an incident in which a student at the U of T Mississauga campus was allegedly attacked; and, A former employee is breaking her silence accusing Magna International CEO Frank Stronach of sexual assault.

A masked suspect has been caught on camera making hate-motivated graffiti in Vaughn and Markham; the search for Ying Zhang of Markham continues after the arrest of a suspect in connection with her disappearance; plus, a dedicated bus lane has now arrived on Spadina.

A 24-year-old woman is dead after being struck by a dump truck while cycling in Yorkville; police are identifying the victims of a quadruple shooting that left two people dead; plus, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow asks city staff to look for more ways to prevent flooding in the city.

Toronto police say the shooting at a Scarborough plaza that killed a man and a woman and injured two men had the earmarks of a 'gun battle'; Ontario is pledging to dish out millions to reduce construction time on the Gardiner by a year; and, Paige Harkness said she felt like her romance scammer groomed her for four years, meeting with her twice before stealing $14,000 from her.