CBC Windsor News, the longstanding 6pm television newscast hosted by Katerina Georgieva will broadcast weeknights at 11 p.m.

Toronto's proposed 2025 budget would increase funding for school food programs by nearly $6 million, the city says.

While Premier Doug Ford insists that U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threat is why he's calling an election 15 months ...

The drugs seized in the largest cocaine bust in Toronto police history have the "hallmarks" of a notorious Mexican cartel, ...

New labour contracts across Toronto city divisions and agencies could cost taxpayers almost as much as the city will be ...

Toronto chef Keith Pears placed 10th at the 2025 Bocuse d’Or finale this week — Team Canada’s best finish at the prestigious culinary competition since 2013.

To dig into how big of a difference those programs could make on congestion, CBC Toronto travelled to Seattle for a first-hand look at how its comparable programs work. This is the first part of ...

Olivia Chow's new budget features 6.9% tax hike to pay for bolstered services New union agreements could cost Toronto up to $300M ... (Claude Beaudoin/CBC) The upload is not yet finalized, but ...

At a Monday morning news conference ... for Line 1 Kate McGillivray is a writer and newsreader in Toronto. She's worked for the CBC in Montreal, Sherbrooke, Whitehorse, St. John's and Saskatoon ...

CBC Windsor News, the longstanding 6 p.m. television newscast hosted by Katerina Georgieva, will air a repeat broadcast weeknights at 11 p.m. The change comes into effect on Monday, Jan. 27, 2025, and ...