A CityNews exclusive poll shows that the cost of housing and rent is among the top two concerns for Torontonians. Dilshad Burman examines the results of the poll and how city residents feel about the various factors contributing to soaring prices.

Next week, Canada will mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. With more on progress being made with 94 calls to action and how you can learn more about Indigenous history, Melanie Ng speaks with Jonathan Hamilton-Diabo.

It’s the Ford government versus the Ontario Health Coalition in court again on Tuesday. As advocates question a bill that allows hospitals to send patients to a long-term care home they didn’t choose. Caryn Ceolin reports.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer accidently says “sausages” instead of “hostages” while calling for a resolution to the war in Gaza.

A CityNews exclusive poll shows that the cost of housing and rent is among the top two concerns for Torontonians. Dilshad Burman examines the results of the poll and how city residents feel about the various factors contributing to soaring prices.

It’s the Ford government versus the Ontario Health Coalition in court again on Tuesday. As advocates question a bill that allows hospitals to send patients to a long-term care home they didn’t choose. Caryn Ceolin reports.

The ontario spca is looking for volunteers to teach kids how to be animal smart. Audra Brown with the unique in school program that’s inspiring a connection between students and animals.

CityNews’ Sports Reporter Lindsay Dunn spoke with Boston Red Sox Catcher Danny Jansen about his historic game this year and being back in Toronto for the first time since being traded

Next week, Canada will mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. With more on progress being made with 94 calls to action and how you can learn more about Indigenous history, Melanie Ng speaks with Jonathan Hamilton-Diabo.

Canadian consumer confidence is growing ahead of the holiday season. Plus, Tesla is working on a ‘robotaxi’, and a popular cosmetics company is announcing layoffs. Ari Rabinovitch reports.

4 people have died in a shooting outside of a nightclub in Birmingham Alabama. Karling Donoghue has the latest from investigators, who believe the shooting was an organized hit on one of the victims.

Rocket fire has ramped up between Israel and the Lebanon-based Hezbollah. Karling Donoghue takes a look at the latest strikes, and details U.S. calls for a de-escalation of tensions across the Middle East.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer accidently says “sausages” instead of “hostages” while calling for a resolution to the war in Gaza.

A reward of up to $100,000 is being offered as police search for suspects following a mass shooting in Birmingham, Alabama. Laura Aguirre with why residents are comparing the manhunt to a “horror movie”.

A number of world crises are coming to the forefront at the United Nations General Assembly. Julia Benbrook looks at how U.S. President Joe Biden, and those vying to replace him, are confronting the issues.

Dozens of people have been killed or have gone missing in Sinaloa Mexico as a result of intra-cartel violence — sparked by the arrest of kingpin ‘El Mayo.’ in the U.S. Karling Donoghue reports on the violence.