After a CBC investigation found more than 1.5 million Canadian Crime Stoppers tips were leaked in a data breach in June, police forces around Ontario — including in Hamilton and Halton Region — are pausing the use of Crime Stoppers.

The Ottawa Wolves rugby club vice-president says after 18 years, this is the first time both the women's and men's plus teams won a trophy in the same season. He also says it was a record year for registration. The CBC's Emma Weller checks in with the squads at practice.

Brad Bradford is making his pitch to be Toronto’s next mayor, centring his platform on property tax relief and public safety. The mayoral candidate joined Chris Glover on CBC's Metro Morning days ahead of the vote. We will be speaking with incumbent Olivia Chow on Friday, October 23.

The Canadian Crime Stoppers data breach could have huge ramifications in Toronto. The Toronto Police Service has temporarily suspended its use of Crime Stoppers, and as Greg Ross reports, there are concerns the breach could do long-term damage to community trust in the program.

As Monday's municipal election looms closer, a new poll suggests Bonnie Crombie has taken a sizeable lead over opponents Carolyn Parrish, Alvin Tedjo and Dipika Damerla in Mississauga's mayoral race.

The two top candidates vying to be mayor of Toronto are debating one last time before voters head to the polls on election day.

The City of Windsor says the incident remains under investigation. It says arson is suspected but has not been confirmed.

The Windsor Police Service has temporarily paused its participation in the Crime Stoppers program after a cybersecurity breach resulted in the release of more than 1.5 million tips.

One week after telling the Black Council of Windsor-Essex that calling out racism “is No. 1,” Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens walked away amid questioning about racist comments made by the southwestern Ontario city's recently retired police chief.

Police are describing a collision in Guelph on Thursday morning as “significant” but only minor injuries were reported. It started when a pick-up truck and SUV collided at the Victoria Rd. South and Stone Rd. East intersection around 8 a.m. Police say the impact from that crash caused the SUV to roll onto its roof […]

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It was another successful year for the annual Onkel Hans Food Drive as donations provided more than 37,000 meals to those in-need. Non-perishable and monetary donations were collected at several staple K-W Oktoberfest events to support the Food Bank of Waterloo Region. It’s part of the Oktoberfest Cares initiative that aims to enrich the community […]

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OTTAWA — Canadian diplomats were directed this week not to meet with or attend events with candidates in the U.S. midterm elections.

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NEW YORK (AP) — Tom Skerritt, the Emmy-winning actor who embodied a solid, wry authority figure, whether as a flight instructor in “Top Gun,” a tough-but-fair sheriff on TV's “Picket Fences” or the doomed captain of “Alien,” has died. He was 93.

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