The mayor of Pickering and several city council members want the province to legislate stricter sanctions for the conduct of municipal officials after a councillor appeared on a controversial podcast where the host labelled her colleagues pedophiles, Nazis and fascists.

Residents in an Etobicoke neighbourhood have taken to carrying baseball bats, air horns and pepper spray to protect themselves and their pets against a pack of coyotes living in Princess Margaret Park.

After two people in Ontario were killed in less than two weeks by alleged drunk drivers, family members left behind are asking: Why do people still drink and drive?

More than 1.3 billion litres of partially treated sewage flowed into Torontos waterways after Tuesday's severe storm.Six beaches in the city are currently marked unsafe due to elevated levels of E. coli.

A severestorm on Tuesday left many of Toronto's streets flooded, including the Don Valley Parkway, and tens of thousands without power.

Fear now lives in the space CBC Radio producer Michael Finlay held for his friend of more than 50 years after Finlay was randomly fatally assaulted last year, court heard on Monday.

Without visitors breathing life into the Ontario Science Centre every day, the building no longer feels the same for its staff, a union representative andemployee for over two decadessays.