Ontario's Four main party leaders square off in the first Ontario election debate; Toronto police say a Canada-wide warrant has been issued for the suspect in the deadly Moss Park shooting; Toronto’s Distillery District, typically famed for its outdoor Christmas market, is hoping to make ‘sparks fly’ this Valentines weekend.

Canada Post has suspended mail delivery for the day due to weather creating unsafe conditions for workers; Doug Ford’s mid-election trip to Washington is causing controversy on Ontario’s campaign trail; A Toronto cardiologist has issued a friendly challenge to actor Ben Stiller to draw attention to cardiovascular disease.

Travel advisories are in effect as a major snowstorm descends upon the GTA; A new auditor report found that work orders were not created promptly, or at all, for at least 19 per cent of deficiencies identified by park inspections; One Toronto student who sold tickets for thousands of dollars says he has not been given his money by StubHub yet.

The SIU has laid criminal charges against two Durham officers for a wrong way police chase on Highway 401, leading to a crash that killed four people; the Toronto police union says George Sault had 75 convictions prior to being taken in after allegedly ramming police cars in a stolen white Hummer; and, qs Ontario begins sending out $200 rebate cheques to residents, the Opposition continues to dismiss the move as a pre-ballot box bribe.

Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw says the service's budget increase to $1.2 billion is about hiring more officers to better attend to community safety needs; investigators are alleging a male youth is responsible for injuring the dog found inside a burning Mississauga home he allegedly ignited; and, two Swifties were stunned to find out that the $1,800 Hotels.com booking they made for the Taylor Swift concert in Toronto was not for a hotel room.

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.