Hamas’s political leader has been killed in an airstrike in Tehran. Karling Donoghue reports on what this means for the future of region – as fears are heightened that an all-out-war is coming.

Hundreds of far-right protestors showed up to the vigil for the 3 girls killed in Monday’s U.K knife attack – sparking a violent clash with police. Karling Donoghue with how the riot began on the basis of mis-information about the stabbing suspect

CityNews’ Sports Reporter Lindsay Dunn is in Lille, France and spoke to fans about the Olympic basketball games happening in the city and who they think will win.

The Ford government has decided to to put an end to a program that was essential during the COVID-19 pandemic. Tina Yazdani with how the Deputy Premier is defending the move. 

CityNews’ Sports Reporter Lindsay Dunn is in Lille, France and spoke to fans about the Olympic basketball games happening in the city and who they think will win.

The Ford government has decided to to put an end to a program that was essential during the COVID-19 pandemic. Tina Yazdani with how the Deputy Premier is defending the move. 

At least three bats in the GTA have tested positive for the virus in the past few weeks and officials are reminding us to be careful if you must handle wildlife. David Zura explains.

It’s a unique annual event that the TTC puts on to commentate the abolition of slavery. Brandon Rowe speaks with one of the event organizers to get a preview.

Witnesses stormed out of a Status of Women committee meeting, after Liberal & NDP MPs maneuvered to change the topic from violence against women, to abortion. Cait Alexander says it shows the government doesn’t care about survivors.

Starbucks is experiencing a sales slump, prompting some to ask is coffee prices are getting too expensive. Plus, Americans are still waiting for an interest rate cut, and Meta reports quarterly earnings. Business Editor Ari Rabinovitch reports.

It’s do or die for Canada’s Olympic Women’s Soccer team Wednesday afternoon as they gear up to face off against Colombia, and the game comes after team Canada lost its appeal of a six point penalty. Arash Madani reports from Nice, France.

Polling shows the federal Liberals are as unpopular as ever, and unlikely to reverse that before two September by-elections. Pollsters say a huge change – like a new leader – is needed to make up this kind of gap.

Hamas’s political leader has been killed in an airstrike in Tehran. Karling Donoghue reports on what this means for the future of region – as fears are heightened that an all-out-war is coming.

Hundreds of far-right protestors showed up to the vigil for the 3 girls killed in Monday’s U.K knife attack – sparking a violent clash with police. Karling Donoghue with how the riot began on the basis of mis-information about the stabbing suspect

Kalama Harris is moving closer to choosing a running mate. Julia Benbrook looks at some of the top candidates.

More than 100 people are feared dead after heavy rain triggered intense flooding and landslides in the southern Indian state of Kerala. Karling Donoghue reports on the ongoing rescue efforts.