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Fleming College is hosting its annual Skills Ontario summer camp for youth this week, providing hands-on lessons in construction, plumbing, welding and more. As Madeleine McColl reports, the camp aims to build interest in technical careers and teach kids practical skills:

Ontario Premier Doug Ford called it a “natural move” to shuffle embattled Labour Minister David Piccini to a new portfolio, amid an ongoing ethics probe into his handling of the Skills Development Fund. Piccini will now take over as Ontario’s infrastructure minister.

The deadly flash flood disaster in Nepal happened over a week ago and thousands are still considered missing, including a Brampton father. One Ontario human rights lawyer is working to bring affected Canadian families together to share and cross-reference information about their missing relatives and their last known whereabouts. Eha Chadha, senior human rights lawyer...

While many Canadians are still seething over U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to rename Lake Ontario to Lake America, but that’s become a sideshow to the much more serious issue of stalled trade talks which for now are not scheduled to resume anytime soon. Mackenzie Gray is following the developments.

29-year-old Ontario Provincial Police Officer Const. Tarun Bali was tragically killed in the line of duty on Tuesday, after being seriously injured during an investigation near Hearst, Ont. Lexy Benedict reports.

Barbecue ribs are a classic dish for summer gatherings and the perfect way to show off your grilling skills this season. As we kick off RibFest Season in Ontario, Edward Bovine, with Billy Bones BBQ, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln with tips on serving up the perfect rack of ribs.

Germany’s largest Pride celebration turned tragic Saturday night in what authorities are calling a terrorist attack. Police say an Islamist extremist drove a vehicle into the crowds and then went on a stabbing spree, killing one person and injuring 29 others. As Candice Cole reports, the attack sparked a massive manhunt that ended after German...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford provided an update on the wildfires burning in the province on Monday, saying they are “expanding” from 635,000 hectares to 735,000 hectares. As of Monday morning, Ford said there were still 56 fires not under control. Thirteen communities are under evacuation orders, and there are about 1,800 evacuees.

Though the unfolding wildfire situation improved Thursday – in what some impacted communities called a “fairly good day” – the situation is still dangerous in northwestern Ontario. As Vasilios Bellos reports, there is skeptical optimism in the region after Prime Minister Mark Carney’s promise to deliver more support.

The Gordie Howe International Bridge connecting Ontario to Michigan is finally set to open July 27, but Canada’s government refuses to outline the deal it struck with the U.S. on how each country will profit from it. Mackenzie Gray explains what’s still unclear, and what concessions Canada had to make, according to sources.

A search is underway for one person who went into Lake Ontario after their boat capsized. As Victoria Femia reports, police are treating this as a recovery effort.

Breaking news from Aylmer, Ontario where a police constable in training has been killed — we have the details.

A Constable in Training with Durham Regional Police was killed in a devastating crash near London, Ontario Tuesday morning. The crash claimed the life of one of the CIT’s and left the other with life threatening injuries. Police say the driver of the transport truck was not injured. Lexy Benedict reports.

Why Canada is turning to Germany to replace the navy’s aging fleet of submarines. Did U.S. President Donald Trump influence FIFA’s decision to suspend American star player Folarin Balogun’s one-match ban at the World Cup? Ontario and Alberta team up for a new proposed pipeline. Plus, how Ernest Hemingway’s book ‘The Sun Also Rises’ is...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Tuesday, in response to a reporter’s question, that to prevent instances of copycat attacks after the Montreal shooting that killed three Monday, law enforcement needs access to “these criminals that are going on social media sites.” Ford added,” They’re saying ‘oh privacy,’ privacy my butt! These officers are getting killed;...

There is a troubling rise in police violence across the country. Speaking on the death of three Canadian officers killed in the line of duty in the last two weeks, Scott Mills of the Ontario Provincial Police Association said, “The policing community is devasted.” Jaden Lee-Lincoln reports.

In the first half of 2026, three law enforcement officers have been killed while on duty in Ontario. Justin Piché, full professor of criminology at the University of Ottawa, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to discuss whether these deaths amount to an emerging trend in community policing.

Ontario is moving ahead with plans to close most supervised consumption sites and replace them with a treatment-focused model. But as that transition begins, questions remain about what support will still be available. Jesse Reynolds has the story.

A Georgetown, Ont., teenager, now 20, was sentenced on Monday to eight years in prison minus time served for killing three children from the same family in a crash in May 2025. As Catherine McDonald explains, the family is still grieving from an even that has “shattered our lives forever.”

Blake Lively received no money in the settlement of the sexual harassment lawsuit between her and Justin Baldoni. However, Lively still has a pending motion for attorneys’ fees and damages in connection with Baldoni’s failed defamation suit against her. Plus: Ontario’s own Maryanne Oketch took home the $1 million prize on ‘Survivor 42,’ and joins...