A threat was made against a Jewish school less than an hour after Toronto police announced they were stepping up patrols amid the Israel-Hamas war; a student was rushed to hospital with serious after they were stabbed near their high school; and, a St. Catharines family says they were scammed out of nearly $3,500 attempting to rent a cottage in the Georgian Bay area.

A third Canadian has been killed by Hamas in Israel as violence escalates in the region; a lawsuit Air Canada workers were duped by fake documents into releasing $20-million in gold and valuable cargo; and, Ontario NDP MPP Sarah Jama is one of many high-profile figures coming under fire for public statements on the Israel-Hamas war.

The RCMP has launched an investigation Ontario's handling of the Greenbelt scandal; a tentative deal brought down the short-lived strike at GM by Canadian auto workers; and, Andree Perrault says BMO refused to refund the $4,000 lost after her bank account was hacked.

Nearly 100 refugees are being transferred out of Toronto in search of shelter amid a crisis in the city; the man accused in the 1983 cold case murders of two women in Toronto has plead guilty; and, Drake announced he is taking a hiatus from music to focus on his health in the wake of his latest album release.

Former Toronto mayor John Tory's affair with a staffer broke the council's code of conduct according to its integrity commissioner; Adrian Makurat speaks on his family's grief since his wife, Caroline Huebner-Makurat, was killed by a stray bullet in Toronto; and, an Ontario senior attempted to purchase mobility scooters advertised online at a huge discount, only to never get the product. 

Children and staff were in the playground when a car smashed through a fence Wednesday morning, but only minor injuries were reported; medical clinics using nurse practitioners are operating in a loophole that allows them to charge 'subscription fees' to patients; and, nearly half of Canadians are now going to the dollar store for food as high prices are driving more shoppers to be more cost conscious.

A network-wide system failure shut down major rail corridors and brought GO and UP Express service to a standstill; one of the alleged victims accusing Peter Nygard of sexual assault in his Toronto office took the stand to testify; and, a Toronto student says she lost $3,000 after she clicked on a link she thought was a text from her bank, but was actually from scammers.

More than 600 Air Canada pilots picketed for better wages at Toronto Pearson airport; Students from across Toronto visited Nathan Phillips Square to pay respects to the lessons and impact of residential schools; and, as B.C. brings back mandatory masking in hospitals and LTCs, many are wondering if Ontario will follow suit.

A Toronto police superintendent has pleaded guilty for helping six constables cheat on their sergeant exams in 2021; Ontario's public high school teachers agreed to a deal with the government that would guarantee no strikes until 2026; and, a Toronto family says the city is ordering them to remove their new putting green in their backyard.

The Eglinton Crosstown LRT is three years behind schedule, but there is still no timeline when it will carry its first paying customer; police discovered and secured a second car bomb in a parking in lot Barrie following the explosion of the first car bomb; and, an Oakville family says they've had to sleep in their car after paying $58,000 for home renovations that were never completed.