Live Streaming

Siyabulela Mandela, human rights activist and great-grandson of Nelson Mandela, discusses his visit to Canada and what the country can learn from South Africa as it continues its journey to truth and reconciliation for Indigenous people.

University of Guelph-Humber student Elizabeth Marculewicz is among the many students calling for change over the proposed cuts to OSAP funding from the Ford government.

Rhianne Campbell reports, multiple polls suggest that if Tory ran, it would be a tight race between him and current Mayor Olivia Chow.

A cross-country manhunt is underway for two teenagers related to two GTA murders earlier this year. The shootings happened just weeks apart in Toronto and Vaughan. Beverley Andrews on where the investigation stands right now. 

University of Guelph-Humber student Elizabeth Marculewicz is among the many students calling for change over the proposed cuts to OSAP funding from the Ford government.

Rhianne Campbell reports, multiple polls suggest that if Tory ran, it would be a tight race between him and current Mayor Olivia Chow.

A cross-country manhunt is underway for two teenagers related to two GTA murders earlier this year. The shootings happened just weeks apart in Toronto and Vaughan. Beverley Andrews on where the investigation stands right now. 

Two fatal shootings in Toronto have been linked to a 19-year-old man from Edmonton now the subject of a Canada-wide warrant. Homicide investigators say he’s wanted on two counts first-degree murder.

Siyabulela Mandela, human rights activist and great-grandson of Nelson Mandela, discusses his visit to Canada and what the country can learn from South Africa as it continues its journey to truth and reconciliation for Indigenous people.

The U.S. House Oversight Committee releases video from Hillary and Bill Clinton’s depositions on Jeffery Epstein. Michelle Mackey reports on the, at times, heated exchanges.

The U.S. president is justifying the attacks on Iran as several U.S. embassies in the Middle East are evacuated. Michelle Mackey reports.

Mark Carney says he’s not an international lawyer, but on its face, the Iran War appears inconsistent with international law. This as the foreign minister is trying to secure an air route to evacuate Canadians in the Middle East.

The U.S. promised to continue its attack on Iran as the war intensifies and the U.S. embassy in Riyadh was targeted.

The United Nations is calling for an investigation into the deadly attack on an all-girl’s school in Iran that killed 165 students and staff.

U.S. President Donald Trump says the war in Iran will go on for ‘as long as it takes.’ Casualties have been reported on all sides of the conflict, including 6 U.S. military service members. Karling Donoghue reports.

U.S. President Donald Trump has outlined his administration’s objectives in strikes on Iran as division grows between U.S. Congress and some allied countries on Trump’s tactics.