Toronto
The latest updates and breaking news, now available around the clock. Check back in with us at any time to find out what's happening, and always be the first to know. CityNews, Everywhere.
Toronto police investigators say they're searching for a motorcyclist after an officer was struck and seriously injured outside the Rogers Centre Saturday afternoon.
11h ago
The Canada Industrial Relations Board has ordered thousands of railway employees to return to work amid a bitter contract dispute involving the two biggest railway companies in the country.
From sci-fi, to fantasy and everything in between, the Metro Toronto Convention Centre is home to it all throughout the weekend. David Zura takes a look.
14h ago
Catalina Gillies has more on what you can expect for weather in the Greater Toronto Area over the next week.
15h ago
Toronto police investigators say they’re searching for a motorcyclist after an officer was struck and seriously injured outside the Rogers Centre Saturday afternoon.
After several desperate pleas to the Canadian government, a migrant to Toronto facing possible persecution in his homeland because of his sexuality has been granted a one-year temporary resident permit. Afua Baah reports.
Two women have been found dead inside an Etobicoke home Friday afternoon, and one suspect is still at large. Catalina Gillies with the investigation now underway.
After a rare delay due to heavy wind and rain, Canada’s longest running thoroughbred racing event has finally been held. David Zura explains and visits the track on race day.
We’re less than a week away from the Paralympics in Paris, and some young athletic hopefuls will be watching closely. Audra Brown with how a Toronto kids rehab hospital is looking to make dreams become a reality.
After a devastating fire at St. Anne’s Anglican Church in June, a concert was held on Saturday at the parish hall to raise funds for rebuilding the beloved building.
The Teamsters say they intend to fight the Labour Minister’s call for binding arbitration to end the national rail stoppage. The NDP say arbitration stops companies and unions from freely bargaining a deal.
Kamala Harris has officially accepted the Democratic Presidential nomination. Brian Abel with how Donald Trump is taking aim at Harris as the race for the White House shifts into a new phase.
Interest rate cuts are expected soon on both sides of the border. Plus, Air Canada pilots are stepping up the pressure ahead of a potential strike. Kris McCusker has the day’s top business stories.
Flooding has killed at least 36 people in Bangladesh and northeast India, while over 200,000 have been evacuated from their homes. Catalina Gillies has the details.
Three people were killed and seven injured in a knife attack during a festival in western Germany on Friday. On Saturday, the Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the incident.
Kamala Harris is set to deliver the biggest speech of her political career at the Democratic National Convention. Julia Benbrook with what Harris is expected to say, and how an independent candidate could shake up the race for the White House.
Israeli strikes and new evacuations have been ordered in parts of Gaza, as cross-border hostilities in the region continue to escalate, against the backdrop of the latest