Live Streaming

York Regional Police are investigating two violent incidents at the same Vaughan home after shots were fired at the residence on Wednesday morning, just 48 hours after suspects attempted to set a vehicle ablaze in the driveway.

Ontario’s education minister is refusing to apologize for a letter to school boards directing them to keep graduation ceremonies free from political views. Tina Yazdani reports.  

The wrecked Air Canada jet flown in the fatal crash at LaGuardia airport has been moved from the runaway as the investigation continues into what caused the tragic incident.

As the Ford government prepares to table the 2026 Ontario budget, Caryn Ceolin explains what we know is expected to be included and how the province may navigate the uncertain state of the economy.

York Regional Police are investigating two violent incidents at the same Vaughan home after shots were fired at the residence on Wednesday morning, just 48 hours after suspects attempted to set a vehicle ablaze in the driveway.

Ontario’s education minister is refusing to apologize for a letter to school boards directing them to keep graduation ceremonies free from political views. Tina Yazdani reports.  

As the Ford government prepares to table the 2026 Ontario budget, Caryn Ceolin explains what we know is expected to be included and how the province may navigate the uncertain state of the economy.

Toronto will squeeze in one more taste of spring warmth Thursday before a sharp blast of cold air sweeps across the region overnight, dropping temperatures well below freezing and setting up a chilly, windy end to the week.

The wrecked Air Canada jet flown in the fatal crash at LaGuardia airport has been moved from the runaway as the investigation continues into what caused the tragic incident.

Steve and Caryn discuss the backlash against Air Canada for omitting a French condolence after the LaGuardia Airport crash — and a potential change to the Elections Act.

As questions mount about the air traffic controller shortage in the U.S. in relation to LaGuardia’s deadly plane crash, we’re looking into Canada’s staffing levels. Michelle Mackey has that angle plus the latest from Air Canada.

It is a debate over the rights of a province vs the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.  Cynthia Mulligan dives into Bill 21, which is being challenged before the Supreme Court in this week’s CityTalks. 

Denmark’s election produced no clear winner, leaving Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen weakened but still in contention. Coalition talks are now ahead, after a campaign shaped more by domestic pain than Trump’s Greenland threats. Brandon Rowe reports.

Iran is rejecting Trump’s claim that talks are moving forward, as missiles hit Israel again and the conflict spreads into Kuwait, Iraq and Lebanon. The U.N. warns the war is now out of control. Brandon Rowe reports.

Meta and YouTube have been found liable for negligence over a landmark U.S. trial where a woman claims their social media websites should have warnings for younger users of potential addiction to the apps.

Months before the fatal Air Canada jet crash at New York’s LaGuardia airport, government records indicated pilots had raised safety concerns for miscommunication and increasing pressure on air traffic controllers.