An emergency motion was filed to introduce a report exposing anti-Black discrimination within Canada’s federal public service. Rhianne Campbell explores how this could tip the scales in the $2.5 billion class action lawsuit.

The gorilla troupe at the zoo continues to mourn the loss of their elder, Charles. Audra Brown with an update on how the family is coping one week after the passing of the silverback leader, and how zoo staff are monitoring their wellbeing.

A new study suggests that closing some safe consumption sites in Toronto will not only result in hundreds of people losing access to potentially life saving services, but it could also lead to an increase in overdoses. Dilshad Burman reports.

A senior has died after a fire broke out in the bedroom of his Etobicoke home. Erica Natividad with the efforts from family and first responders to save his life. 

The gorilla troupe at the zoo continues to mourn the loss of their elder, Charles. Audra Brown with an update on how the family is coping one week after the passing of the silverback leader, and how zoo staff are monitoring their wellbeing.

A new study suggests that closing some safe consumption sites in Toronto will not only result in hundreds of people losing access to potentially life saving services, but it could also lead to an increase in overdoses. Dilshad Burman reports.

A senior has died after a fire broke out in the bedroom of his Etobicoke home. Erica Natividad with the efforts from family and first responders to save his life. 

The grower of this gigantic gourd says he’s feeling good after years of progress growing enormous pumpkins. David Zura explains. 

An emergency motion was filed to introduce a report exposing anti-Black discrimination within Canada’s federal public service. Rhianne Campbell explores how this could tip the scales in the $2.5 billion class action lawsuit.

The federal government has re-assembled a cabinet committee focused on dealings with America. Canada’s farmers do billions in trade with the U.S. and say they’re “tired of losing all the time” in trade deals.

Donald Trump’s presidential election has prompted Canadian political leaders, RCMP and refugee organizations to prepare for a possible influx of asylum seekers heading north from the U.S. Mark McAllister reports.

Canada’s underemployment rate seems to be pointed to a stalled economy. Plus, Canada Post is getting into banking, and a Canadian novel published nearly four decades ago is a big hit once again. Fil Martino has the day’s top business stories.

Wildfires are creating dangerous conditions on both the U.S. west and east coasts. Leigh Waldman with how fire fighters are struggling to gain control of the blazes.

U.S. President Joe Biden is promising a peaceful transfer of power. Julia Benbrook discusses the finger-pointed that’s now happening between Democrats, and how Donald Trump is forging ahead to form his new team.

Controversial Olympian Rachael ‘Raygun’ Gunn announces her retirement from competitive breaking. Gunn’s performance at the Paris Olympics drew ridicule from around the world.

The votes are in, and there is growing concern that a second Trump term could mean a threat on women’s reproductive freedoms. Afua Baah reports.