‘Way too many bumps’: Rough ride for TTC bus passengers on busy pothole-riddled Scarborough express route Potholes are creating a bumpy ride along Scarborough’s express bus corridor. CTV News Toronto drove along the route, examining the condition of the road, and took four buses on Monday, speaking with riders along the way to get their reactions.

‘Way too many bumps’: Rough ride for TTC bus passengers on busy pothole-riddled Scarborough express route

Pedestrian struck by vehicle in Pickering suffers critical injuries: police A pedestrian has been struck and critically injured by a vehicle in Pickering, police say.

Pedestrian struck by vehicle in Pickering suffers critical injuries: police

14-year-old charged after allegedly robbing another student at Oshawa high school A 14-year-old boy has been charged following a daytime robbery at a high school in Oshawa last Thursday, Durham Regional Police say.

14-year-old charged after allegedly robbing another student at Oshawa high school

Man convicted of fatally shooting two strangers in Toronto in April 2022 sentenced to life A man who shot and killed two strangers in Toronto in April 2022 has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole in 25 years.

Man convicted of fatally shooting two strangers in Toronto in April 2022 sentenced to life

Toronto Zoo’s pygmy hippo expecting baby no. 2 this summer The Toronto Zoo family is growing this summer. The zoo announced on Tuesday that Kindia, its 20-year-old pygmy hippopotamus, is pregnant.

Toronto Zoo’s pygmy hippo expecting baby no. 2 this summer

Quebec man accused of travelling to Toronto area to steal vehicles Durham police are searching for a Quebec resident who is accused of travelling to the Greater Toronto Area to steal vehicles.

Quebec man accused of travelling to Toronto area to steal vehicles

SIU clears Toronto police officer of any criminal wrongdoing in shooting of stabbing suspect in North York A Toronto police officer shot a stabbing suspect in North York in December to protect himself from an attack, Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit (SIU) has found.

SIU clears Toronto police officer of any criminal wrongdoing in shooting of stabbing suspect in North York

'More bluster': Poilievre, LeBlanc downplay Lutnick's comments on Canada Federal politicians are dismissing U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick’s disparaging comments about Canada’s negotiating position heading into major trade talks with the U.S. and Mexico.

'More bluster': Poilievre, LeBlanc downplay Lutnick's comments on Canada

Toronto police accused of accessing private databases unlawfully A Toronto police officer has been charged after allegedly accessing private police databases unlawfully last year.

Toronto police officer charged with unauthorized use of computer

Montreal man wanted in Fairview Mall shooting that left security guard with serious injuries A Montreal man is wanted after allegedly shooting a security guard who confronted him during a jewelry store robbery at a North York mall on Tuesday morning.

#BREAKING: Toronto police ID Fairview Mall shooting suspect

Teenager pleads guilty after arson attack on London synagogue A teenager pleaded guilty on Tuesday to arson in north-west London but said he was unaware that the targeted building was a synagogue and said he bore no ill will towards Jewish people.

Teenager pleads guilty after arson attack on London synagogue

Toronto soccer fans have another chance to buy World Cup tickets As the World Cup hits the 50-day countdown to the big event, FIFA has announced that it’s releasing a new block of last-minute tickets across all 104 matches.

Toronto soccer fans have another chance to buy World Cup tickets

‘Kind of embarrassing’: Doug Ford says Ontario should have a jet, but he won’t reconsider selling it Ontario Premier Doug Ford once again defended his government’s decision to purchase a $28.9 million private jet Tuesday, saying it’s “embarrassing” a province the size of Ontario doesn’t have one. But he stopped short of saying he’d reconsider his decision to sell it in the wake of public backlash over the purchase.

‘Kind of embarrassing’: Doug Ford says Ontario should have a jet, but he won’t reconsider selling it

RCMP seize $5.5M worth of cannabis in Ottawa linked to network shipping through Canada Post The RCMP say officers seized $5.5 million worth of cannabis products following a two-month-long investigation into shipments across the country using Canada Post.

RCMP seize $5.5M worth of cannabis in Ottawa linked to network shipping through Canada Post

Police investigating after three tow trucks set ablaze in Brampton Peel Regional Police say an arson investigating is underway after three tow trucks went up in flames in Brampton overnight.

Police investigating after three tow trucks set ablaze in Brampton

Hidden camera believed to be used by break-and-enter suspects found on Milton property: police A homeowner in Milton found a hidden camera on his property, prompting Halton police to issue a warning on Tuesday.

Hidden camera believed to be used by break-and-enter suspects found on Milton property: police

Security guard shot after confronting robbery suspect at mall jewelry store A security guard suffered life-threatening injuries after police say he confronted a suspect who was attempting to rob a jewelry store at a North York mall on Tuesday morning.

Security guard shot after confronting robbery suspect at mall jewelry store

Six mistakenly released inmates still at large, Ontario Premier Doug Ford says Premier Doug Ford says six inmates mistakenly released from Ontario’s jails remain at large.

Six mistakenly released inmates still at large, Ontario Premier Doug Ford says

Saskatchewan to test out technology that detects drones smuggling drugs into prisons Saskatchewan is taking aim at reducing the rise in drugs and weapons being dropped by drones into prison yards – sometimes right to an inmate’s cell window.

Saskatchewan to test out technology that detects drones smuggling drugs into prisons

New Canada-U.S. advisory council includes former premiers, ex-Conservative leader Prime Minister Mark Carney has unveiled a new Canada-U.S. advisory council ahead of a formal CUSMA review process this summer.

New Canada-U.S. advisory council includes former premiers, ex-Conservative leader

Mexico's Sheinbaum promises investigation into shooting that killed Canadian tourist Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has promised an investigation into the shooting at a set of historic pyramids that killed one Canadian tourist and wounded another.

Mexico's Sheinbaum promises investigation into shooting that killed Canadian tourist

Police investigate three suspicious tow truck fires in Brampton Peel police say they are investigating three separate suspicious tow truck fires in Brampton.

Police investigate three suspicious tow truck fires in Brampton

Police called to do crowd control after Drake’s massive ice sculpture draws hundreds Toronto police say officers from three different divisions were called to do crowd control after hundreds of people showed up to view, climb, and chip away at a massive ice sculpture constructed to tease the release of Drake’s new album.

Police called to do crowd control after Drake’s massive ice sculpture draws hundreds

Canadian tourist killed, another injured after gunman opens fire at Mexico pyramids An armed man standing atop one of the historic Teotihuacán pyramids opened fire on tourists Monday, killing one Canadian and leaving at least 13 people injured at the archeological site north of Mexico’s capital, authorities said.

Canadian tourist killed, another injured after gunman opens fire at Mexico pyramids

Why Sudanese Canadians don’t feel western nations care about Sudan’s humanitarian crisis Sudanese Canadians, former politicians and humanitarian groups are ramping up pressure on the Canadian government to take more action to aid Sudan — in what the United Nations has called the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.

Why Sudanese Canadians don’t feel western nations care about Sudan’s humanitarian crisis

‘Rhetorical jiu jitsu’: Analysts split on Carney’s outlook for Canada-U.S. ties Prime Minister Mark Carney is trying a new way to speak directly to Canadians about economic uncertainty and shifting global alliances, but early reaction suggests the message may raise as many expectations as it does answers.

‘Rhetorical jiu jitsu’: Analysts split on Carney’s outlook for Canada-U.S. ties

Witness describes chaos during Mexico shooting that left one Canadian dead A Canadian tourist who witnessed a deadly shooting at Mexico’s Teotihuacán archaeological site says panic spread quickly as gunfire rang out among large crowds gathered near the Pyramid of the Moon.

Witness describes chaos during Mexico shooting that left one Canadian dead

Mitchell scores 30, Harden adds 28 as Cavaliers beat Raptors 115-105 for 2-0 series lead Donovan Mitchell scored 30 points, James Harden added 28 and the Cleveland Cavaliers held on for a 115-105 victory over the Toronto Raptors on Monday night for a 2-0 lead in their Eastern Conference first-round series.

Mitchell scores 30, Harden adds 28 as Cavaliers beat Raptors 115-105 for 2-0 series lead

PM Carney to unveil new advisory council focused on Canada-U.S. trade: sources CTV News has learned the federal government plans to unveil a new Canada-U.S. advisory council as soon as tomorrow, ahead of a formal review process of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement this summer.

PM Carney to unveil new advisory council focused on Canada-U.S. trade: sources

‘Suicide on a global scale’: Families react to news of Kenneth Law’s expected guilty plea Victims’ families around the globe are reacting with disappointment to the news that a man charged with selling deadly chemicals to young people trying to end their lives will not face a murder trial.

‘Suicide on a global scale’: Families react to news of Kenneth Law’s expected guilty plea