Two more cabinet ministers say they’re not running to be Liberal leader. Who does that leave in the running? Do any of them have a chance? And do Canadians know who any of these people are?

Dragons’ Den star Kevin O’Leary may be interested in buying TikTok and saving the platform from a complete ban in the United States.

Meta is getting set to remove fact-checkers from Facebook and Meta. Brian Abel looks at what the could mean for users, and the potential spread of misinformation.

Firefighters in southern California are poised to turn the tide on deadly fires that have been burning for almost a week. But as Leigh Waldman explains, extreme weather conditions in the hours ahead could slow or even reverse their momentum.

Rhianne Campbell reports, officer Schertzer will be temporarily demoted from Inspector to Staff Sergeant.

A group of students at York University’s Osgoode Hall Law School are working to help consumers who feel they’ve been ripped off. Pat Taney reports.

CityNews’ sports reporter Lindsay Dunn spoke with Toronto Raptors’ Chris Boucher about his foundation handing out a scholarship to a TMU student and his impact off the court.

The next phase of Toronto’s 2025 budget process begins tomorrow as the budget committee has its first look at this year’s municipal fiscal plan. Afua Baah reports.

Two more cabinet ministers say they’re not running to be Liberal leader. Who does that leave in the running? Do any of them have a chance? And do Canadians know who any of these people are?

How will the Liberals choose their next leader? Melanie Ng speaks with political science professor, Elizabeth McCallion about what to expect from the leadership race, and key dates to watch out for.

Canadians must be prepared for U.S. tariffs — that’s according to Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. As our Glen McGregor reports, Smith met this past weekend with incoming President Donald Trump.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appeared on MSNBC, where he spoke of the ’51st’ state and Canada’s position on tariffs and Rhianne Campbell

Dragons’ Den star Kevin O’Leary may be interested in buying TikTok and saving the platform from a complete ban in the United States.

Meta is getting set to remove fact-checkers from Facebook and Meta. Brian Abel looks at what the could mean for users, and the potential spread of misinformation.

Firefighters in southern California are poised to turn the tide on deadly fires that have been burning for almost a week. But as Leigh Waldman explains, extreme weather conditions in the hours ahead could slow or even reverse their momentum.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has been sworn in to a third term despite credible evidence that his opponent won the latest election. Meanwhile, the Biden administration unveils new steps targeting the Maduro regime.