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Dry January is back, the month-long challenge encouraging people to take a break from alcohol after the holidays. But for some, it’s more than just a reset, it’s part of a growing shift toward mindful drinking. Catalina Gillies reports.

A new forecast from Dalhousie University shows that last year, 7,000 restaurants went out of business across Canada and predicts that 4,000 more could close in 2026, with Ontario expected to take a significant hit. Catalina Gillies reports.

Mark Carney will become the first sitting Prime Minister to visit China in almost a decade when he travels to Beijing this week. Glen McGregor looks at what Carney will attempt to accomplish with this trip

The hit TV show ‘Heated Rivalry’ is credited with sparking conversations and breaking barriers for coming out. For one B.C. author, it has helped rediscover a version of himself he thought he had lost.

Dry January is back, the month-long challenge encouraging people to take a break from alcohol after the holidays. But for some, it’s more than just a reset, it’s part of a growing shift toward mindful drinking. Catalina Gillies reports.

The hit TV show ‘Heated Rivalry’ is credited with sparking conversations and breaking barriers for coming out. For one B.C. author, it has helped rediscover a version of himself he thought he had lost.

More than 50 thousand motorcycle enthusiasts are expected to check out the show this year but with accidents on the rise, safety needs to be a priority on our roads and highways. CityNews’ Rob Leth reports.

Ontario’s flu wave appears to have peaked, but ICU admissions remain high and kids and seniors are still being hit hard. Brandon Rowe takes a closer look at the numbers and speaks with a pharmacy that says its having trouble getting vaccine supply. 

A new forecast from Dalhousie University shows that last year, 7,000 restaurants went out of business across Canada and predicts that 4,000 more could close in 2026, with Ontario expected to take a significant hit. Catalina Gillies reports.

Mark Carney will become the first sitting Prime Minister to visit China in almost a decade when he travels to Beijing this week. Glen McGregor looks at what Carney will attempt to accomplish with this trip

Canada’s unemployment rate rose in December, but there is still a bit of encouraging news in the jobs update provided by Statistics Canada. Business Analyst Kris McCusker explains the numbers and whether they could trigger an interest rate cut.

Glen McGregor breaks down the lates data on Canada’s labour market and why the unemployment rate continues to rise despite recent job gains.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is condemning the killing of protesters in Iran and calling for the country to allow for freedom of expression. Karling Donoghue details the latest on the demonstrations in the Middle East.

Multiple are dead and dozens are still missing, two days after a landfill collapsed in the Philippines Cebu province. Karling Donoghue details search and rescue crews race against the clock.

Protests continue across the United States after an immigration agent shot and killed a woman in Minneapolis. Leigh Waldman looks at the new video of the shooting, and the growing scrutiny and outage from local residents.

Cell phone footage from the ICE agent who fatally shot Renee Nicole Good shows the verbal confrontation had before the 37-year-old mother of three was killed.