Allison Hurst News Today

Canadas most watched network for news has a series of problems over the last few weeks that need to be fixed.

There are many unanswered questions as the network has once again stepped into the deep end of controversy over the Israel-Hamas war.

A block of storefronts along a major Toronto road has been sitting empty, covered in black paint and awaiting demolition, since the spring.

Some Toronto residents are speaking out against a company chosen to develop a 12-acre lot on the city’s waterfront, arguing they have raised rent in other buildings by an “outrageous” amount.

In the east Toronto neighbourhood of Thorncliffe Park, residents in three buildings have withheld rent since May, after their landlord proposed a five per cent increase for next year — and theyre not alone.

More than 300 tenants at two Toronto apartment buildings have stopped paying their rent.

A family gathering in Hamilton Sunday night ended in tragedy after a 22-year-old man fatally stabbed his 16-year-old cousin, say police.

A young Toronto father facing deportation to Romania “felt he’d run out of options” and “must have been very desperate” when he made the fatal decision to flee with his wife and two young children to the United States on the frigid St. Lawrence River, says his lawyer.

An Ontario couple has had to drive more than five hours to find baby formula for their eight-month-old twins.

A man from Oakville, Ont. said he felt violated after his car was stolen from his own driveway in October. But it was the letter he received from the City of Mississauga nearly a month after the theft took place that he said really made his blood boil.