Here's what Canadians had to say about a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas; a woman is in hospital with life-threatening injuries after a security video showed a speeding car strike her, throwing him more than 30 metres; and, a Scarborough family says a copy of their loved one's obituary was posted on a website to solicit donations without their knowledge or consent.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford issued a dire warning about the potential economic impact of tariffs, stating it could lead to 500,000 job losses across Canada; police and emergency crews are on the scene at Golden Mile Plaza in Scarborough following a smash-and-grab robbery involving hammers at a jewelry store; and, a number of travellers who booked tickets with Play are worried after the ultra-low cost airline announced it is pulling service out of Canada.

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow is touting the 6.9 per cent property tax increase in the 2025 budget will go towards creating a safer city; Toronto police say seven out of 10 shooting and firearm discharge incidents in the city are connected to the tow truck industry; and, here's how Pat Foran helped an Ontario man get his $620,000 Florida hospital bill paid off after his travel insurance denied coverage.

Police are investigating if three shootings involving tow trucks within 24 hours in the GTA, seriously injuring four people, are connected; Camila Vilas Boas thought her ex-husband had taken their three-year-old son to India on a vacation, but he never returned to Canada; and, Premier Ford will be heading the Washington D.C. in February as part of his push against U.S. President-elect Trump's threat of tariffs.

Toronto announced it will hire more traffic wardens to address gridlock downtown, but critics say it is not a long-term solution; when three would-be robbers attempted to rob a Toronto jewelry store, its owner had to take up a broomstick to chase them off; and, a number homeowners say they signed onto a government rebate program through a company, only for it to vanish and rebates never arriving.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is pitching an ambitious energy alliance with the U.S. in an attempt to stave off President-elect Trump's tariff threat; college students are expressing relief as the union representing faculty and their employers agreed to arbitration, averting a strike; and, a Toronto man could not believe when his brand-new electric Chevy truck he paid $140,000 for needed a new battery after 3,000 kilometres.

Mayor Olivia Chow says the TTC's $2.819 billion budget is geared to improving service and implementing a fare freeze; U.S. prosecutors say they are worried ex-Olympian and alleged drug lord Ryan Wedding may be utilizing hitmen to target police informants; and, a new survey revealed around 44 per cent of Canadians expect their financial situation will worsen in 2025 as inflation rises.

Police are looking for two male suspects seen running away following a stabbing and fatal shooting inside a Toronto home; robbers used an excavator to smash through a window to remove an ATM at a TD Bank in North York; and, Canadian doubles tennis star Gabriela Dabrowski revealed she was fighting breast cancer while preparing to compete at the Olympics.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced he is resigning and has prorogued Parliament to allow the Liberal Party of Canada to elect a new leader; nearly 120 Joriki employees are demanding an explanation for the sudden closure of the factory at the centre of a deadly listeria outbreak; and, a Toronto man says he lost $100,000 in cryptocurrency assets after he accidentally logged into a fake website spoofing investing site Kraken.

Two Royal Military College students sprung into action at the scene of a fiery crash, possibly saving the life of the trapped driver; a rash of social media posts about missing Black boys in the GTA prompted a virtual meeting to discuss what may be driving the trend; and, Derrick Gravener of Toronto says Wazo Furniture ghosted him after he spent $1,100 on an order it did not fulfill.