In a motion passed by the TTC board, staff have been asked to investigate signal issues that continue to plague the system. The motion also asks for better communication with passengers and better response time when shuttle buses are needed.

Families reuniting in Gaza as hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are finally allowed to return to the devastated north. The mass movement comes as Israel opens checkpoints, after a dispute over hostage releases was resolved with Hamas.

A massive U.S. federal immigration roundup those snared nearly 1,000 people over the weekend continues. As Laura Aguierre explains, some citizens and leaders are setting up protective measures as agents potentially close in.

Several former students of a private Mississauga College reached out to Speakers Corner after their college program lost accreditation months before graduation.

In a motion passed by the TTC board, staff have been asked to investigate signal issues that continue to plague the system. The motion also asks for better communication with passengers and better response time when shuttle buses are needed.

Several former students of a private Mississauga College reached out to Speakers Corner after their college program lost accreditation months before graduation.

As Ontarians prepare to head to the polls one year early, Caryn Ceolin is joined by Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie about Doug Ford’s decision to call an election and how she would combat the tariff threat as premier.

From Stanley Cup champions to favourite stars, fans got a chance to relive the glory days and cheer on all-time greats at the annual Maple Leafs alumni game. Catalina Gillies reports.

The race to replace Justin Trudeau and lead the Liberal party into the next federal election continues to take shape. As Glen McGregor reports, Chrystia Freeland headed to Quebec this past weekend to do some campaigning.

The annual kick-off to Black history brunch celebrates a major milestone in Ontario’s education system, Rhianne Campbell reports.

For the first time this season the Raptors have won back-to-back road games. Lindsay Dunn spoke with the players about the big wins over Atlanta where Orlando Robinson made his team debut and with Garrett Temple about the teams hilarious

Melanoma Canada says snow and ice can reflect much of the suns light back up and warn most people aren’t thinking about the sun safety during the winter. David Zura explains.

Families reuniting in Gaza as hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are finally allowed to return to the devastated north. The mass movement comes as Israel opens checkpoints, after a dispute over hostage releases was resolved with Hamas.

A massive U.S. federal immigration roundup those snared nearly 1,000 people over the weekend continues. As Laura Aguierre explains, some citizens and leaders are setting up protective measures as agents potentially close in.

It may look beautiful, but some say it smells like hot garbage. The Corpse at the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens has bloomed for the first time and its iconic smell is bringing all some nosey visitors to the area.

Nearly a thousand people were arrested across the U.S. on Sunday as President Donald Trump initiates a crackdown on illegal immigration. Amy Kiley looks at the growing operation.