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Ahead of International Women’s Day, there’s a push to broaden the conversation around what progress looks like for women. As Catalina Gillies explains, while many will celebrate milestones, for some that fight is about having a safe place to sleep.

Police are investigating two separate shootings within minutes of each other involving synagogues in Thornhill and North York.

As many celebrate achievements made in many sectors during International Women’s Day, advocates say more needs to be done to make politics less toxic and more inclusive. Nick Westoll reports.

Parking in Toronto could soon cost more. The Toronto Parking Authority is considering a rate increase of about 25 cents more an hour. Melissa Nakhavoly speaks to drivers.

Ahead of International Women’s Day, there’s a push to broaden the conversation around what progress looks like for women. As Catalina Gillies explains, while many will celebrate milestones, for some that fight is about having a safe place to sleep.

Police are investigating two separate shootings within minutes of each other involving synagogues in Thornhill and North York.

As many celebrate achievements made in many sectors during International Women’s Day, advocates say more needs to be done to make politics less toxic and more inclusive. Nick Westoll reports.

Parking in Toronto could soon cost more. The Toronto Parking Authority is considering a rate increase of about 25 cents more an hour. Melissa Nakhavoly speaks to drivers.

As the sexual assault trial of billionaire businessman Frank Stronach continues, the judge has indicated he’ll be found not guilty on several charges. Shauna Hunt with the latest from the courthouse.

It’s that time of year again, when the clocks spring forward as much of Canada enters Daylight Saving Time. But as David Zura explains, experts believe that will have a negative outcome.

The Foreign Minister says Canada has secured seats on flights for Canadians seeking to leave the Middle East – and is urging people to take them. But MPs want clarity on the government’s position on Iran.

In Friday’s installment of Paikin on Politics, Steve Paikin and Caryn Ceolin discuss how Prime Minister Mark Carney is managing messaging on the Iran conflict and other issues.

The war in Iran isn’t only disrupting the shipment of oil and natural resources out of the Middle East, it’s also preventing badly-needed shipments from reaching some of the world’s most impoverished regions. Alessandra Carneiro reports.

Explosions are seen in the central part of Tehran on Friday as Israel launches strikes on the Iranian capital, and the United Nations calls for de-escalation.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte says Article 5 is not on the table following Iranian missile strikes over Turkish airspace.

Brown bears living at the largest zoo in the U.K. have emerged from their cozy caves out of hibernation, taking the moment to soak in the sun for the first time in months.