CityNews’ Lindsay Dunn was on the red carpet for the world premiere of the movie ‘Millers in Marriage’ at TIFF and spoke to the stars of the movie.

Morning cloud will give way to sunny skies on Thursday with the humidex making temperatures feel like they’re in the 30s.

Pierre Poilievre says the Conservatives will table a non-confidence motion ASAP, hoping to trigger an election. Poilievre adds if the NDP wants people to believe they’re no longer helping the Liberals, they’ll support the Tories.

The show must go on. That’s the word from the head of the Toronto International Film Festival — even as protestors try to shut down the premiere of a highly-controversial documentary. Brandon Rowe with why organizers aren’t backing down.

CityNews’ Lindsay Dunn was on the red carpet for the world premiere of the movie ‘Millers in Marriage’ at TIFF and spoke to the stars of the movie.

It’s that time of year where festivals, concerts and events take over the city bringing large crowds along with it. As Catalina Gillies explains, Toronto Police say it’s also brought along a large rise in pick pocket thefts.

The Survivors’ Secretariat in Six Nations of the Grand River has found new information about the number of children who died while students of Mohawk Institute Residential School. David Zura explains how this changes their September memorial.

Where is it ok to ask for a tip? A new poll finds that there are some places where Canadians find tip requests inappropriate. Erica Natividad with the details.

CityNews’ Lindsay Dunn was on the red carpet for the world premiere of the movie ‘Millers in Marriage’ at TIFF and spoke to the stars of the movie.

Pierre Poilievre says the Conservatives will table a non-confidence motion ASAP, hoping to trigger an election. Poilievre adds if the NDP wants people to believe they’re no longer helping the Liberals, they’ll support the Tories.

The show must go on. That’s the word from the head of the Toronto International Film Festival — even as protestors try to shut down the premiere of a highly-controversial documentary. Brandon Rowe with why organizers aren’t backing down.

The ruling for the Peter Nygard case in Toronto was handed down earlier this week, but advocates say a conviction and sentence is just one component to helping sexual assault victims find closure. Afua Baah has the details.

Coming off a fiery debate, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump put their differences aside, at least for one day. Julia Benbrook with how the two Presidential candidates commemorated the anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks.

Dozens of protesters broke into Mexico’s Senate chambers as lawmakers debated a controversial bill to overhaul the judicial system. Brandon Choghri with the chaotic scenes, and why Canada and the U.S. have warned against the reform.

Israel has been accused of sending missiles into Syria and killing at least 18 people. Karling Donoghue has the latest from the Syrian government and takes a look at the United Nations’ renewed calls for peace across the Middle East.

The stage is set for Kamala Harris and Donald Trump to face off in their first, and potentially only, Presidential debate. Julia Benbrook looks at how both candidates have been preparing and why the Harris team is unhappy with one of the rules.