Police in York Region are looking for help finding a missing man that could be in trouble without his medication.

46 year-old Justin Black of East Gwillimbury was last seen at his home near Warden and Davis Drive.

Police say he is vulnerable and under constant medical care.

He's a white, 5'6, about 170 pounds with black hair and brown eyes.

He might be wearing a beige shirt and blue and white shoes.

Ontario Provincial Police have identified the victims in a double homicide near the resort town of Collingwood.

Officers were investigating a missing person report Wednesday when they found the bodies of Kathryn Dawn Rogers, 55, and her husband Michael Dean Rogers, 56.

The couple were found inside a home in The Blue Mountains, a community on the southern shore of the Georgian Bay.

Investigators say autopsy results point to foul play.

But police aren't releasing the cause of death.

(The Canadian Press)

This weekend's Ride to Conquer Cancer has already been a record setting event.

The event that sees riders go 200 km this weekend from Toronto to Niagara Falls has raised $18.1 million to to benefit the the Campbell Family Institute at the Princess Margaret Hospital.

4582 riders took part in 2012, the most ever in the history of the event.

“Thank you to every single rider, donor, sponsor, volunteer, crew member, doctor, researcher and every person who played a role to make our 5th annual ride another record-breaking event,” said Paul Alofs, President and CEO of The Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation.

“While I'm riding every year, I am thinking of my sister who fought a brave six-year battle with cancer," says Denise Dorman. "I miss her and while I can't bring her back, this event is my chance to honour her and all of those who have been touched by ...

The Miami Police Department is the latest force
searching for ties between Luka Rocco Magnotta and an unsolved
homicide, as law-enforcement agencies across the continent take a
closer look at the distinct Montreal killing.
   
Magnotta, arrested in Berlin following an international manhunt,
is the prime suspect in the death and dismemberment of 33-year-old
Concordia University student Jun Lin.
   
While there is no evidence to connect Magnotta to any such crime
elsewhere, the brutality of his alleged modus operandi and his
extensive international travels have caught the attention of
investigators in several jurisdictions.
   
The latest is a veteran Miami homicide detective, whose
department has been trying to solve a three-year-old cold case that
shares similarities to the Montreal slaying.
   
Sgt. Confessor Gonzalez plans to contact Montreal police to
explore possible links between Magnotta and the mysterious, 2009
death and dismemberment of Guatemalan national Omar Laparra.
   
He ...

Five people have been injured in a serious crash on the eastbound 401.

A truck and two cars were involved in the accident that happened near Dixie Rd just before 6 a.m. Saturday.

OPP Sgt Dave Woodford tells Newstalk 1010 that it appears a Toyota Corolla collided into the back of a truck, causing the truck driver to lose control.

The truck crashed through a cement barrier and drove off the overpass onto a grassy area below, next to the Etobicoke Creek. The truck then burst into flames.

Three of those injured were in the two cars also involved. The truck driver is the only person with serious injuries.

The fifth person who was injured is a jogger who is being treated for smoke inhalation from the fire.

Anyone who saw the accident is asked to call the OPP.

We know what the euro cup means for fans but what about businesses playing host to rabid soccer lovers?

It means cash in their pockets as restaurants and bars are at capacity for games, not just inside but on their patios as well. Places are so packed, that onlookers just stand on the street, peering through windows to catch a glimpse of the televisions showing the tournament inside.

Those stragglers tend to want to munch on something during breaks. Athens Pastries on the Danforth get a rush before, during and after games, but worker Christina says the stress is worth it because of the cash flow.

Some of the stores selling merchandise are afraid they will lose money, however. Peter of Greek City says he's may not turn a major profit  because of people selling counterfeit jerseys out of their trunks. He says the only thing that really flies off ...

Toronto Police have issued a Community Safety Notification to residents of the city after the release of a designated High Risk Offender who will be living here.

Hassan Steven Jarrar, 40 served a 15-year sentence on aggravated sexual assault and assault charges.

He was convicted in a 1997 attack on a woman in a remote are near Lake Ontario.  Police say the victim barely survived, spent months in hospital recovering and had to leard how to eat, walk and talk again.

Jarrar refused to participate in any treatment programs or counseling while in custody.

The Toronto Police Sex Crimes Unit has chosen to notify the public about his release because of his high risk to re-offend.

Jarrar faces a few conditions to his release, including:

1) To report in person to Toronto Police weekly.
2) Notify Toronto Police of any change in address, or if he is leaving the Toronto ...