Oakville developer Emil Toma defends his qualifications to build a transit hub despite having never built a highrise. Read the investigation.

Arvin Prasad is being investigated for allegedly doing paid consulting for a developer during his time with the City of Markham. He denies wrongdoing.

Arvin Prasad denies any wrongdoing as Markham investigates complaint that he moonlighted as a consultant for a developer with a matter before council.

The Ontario women's search for answers to what went wrong has revealed a glaring hole in the oversight of the billion-dollar esthetics industry.

Fintrac has been criticized for lax enforcement of the sector. More than a quarter of all its revocations since 2021 have come in the last few weeks.

As Ontario's esthetics industry has grown, oversight of the clinics and the individuals performing the medical procedures has remained fractured.

Loose policies have led to a flood of unsupervised medical procedures performed by unqualified staff, putting patients at risk, experts warn.

As the school board uses the court to recover the stolen money, security experts question how it fell for a "low-tech" scam with "so many red flags."

The province has proposed minister's zoning orders to greenlight the building of 11 skyscrapers on a plot the size of the Rogers Centre.

Bitcoin taken from Canadians ended up in crypto wallets controlled by ‘a hidden company.’ The fight to recoup the funds is far from over.

Reporters went undercover to expose a growing crypto-to-cash industry that is openly flouting anti-money laundering measures.

The City of Toronto has launched an investigation into the allegations, made by a former cybersecurity analyst at the parking authority.

The Premier’s office said the new route, chosen by Metrolinx, is “the best option” to serve the needs of the growing region.

A new page on the legislative watchdog's website reveals the full list of audits Auditor General Shelley Spence and her team are currently undertaking, including the subway probe.

Kinross Gold says it adheres to the highest environmental standards. But there is growing concern about its history of alleged pollution.

The missing footage, which some jail staff allege was purposely destroyed, has fueled calls for a public inquiry into the violent incident.

After Ontario Line work unleashed rats into a retiree’s home, Metrolinx promised to pay for the exterminator. The agency hasn’t said why the payment was $1,000 short.

The Ontario agency is seeking at least $87 million in damages it says it suffered in compensating more than 900 StateView Homes purchasers.

The dogs’ experience, critics say, reveals flaws in the provincial system that endangers the welfare of the animals it’s supposed to protect.

Forty-six inmates died in provincial jails last year. More than a quarter of them were at Maplehurst Correctional Complex.

Some jail officials testifying on behalf of the crown seemed to have “suffered amnesia” about the incident, judge added.

Provincial officials have said the cluster of condo towers near the GO station will deliver new housing, jobs and community amenities.

Under a controversial new rule, some homebuyers may end up getting less deposit coverage if things go awry with their builders.

A lawsuit alleges Ryan Amato and another government staffer promised to use “backchannel contacts” to secure rezoning. Both men deny the allegations.

Toronto is among Picton Terminals’ biggest clients, which four residents allege is running an illegal shoreline quarry to dig and sell limestone across Ontario.

Doug Ford's four priority transit projects cost Ontario taxpayers more to build than comparable projects in cities around the world, researchers found.