From making plays on the court to creating opportunities for young women from coast to coast. In this extended interview, Lindsay Dunn speaks with Canadian trailblazer Denise Dignard about her impact on basketball in Canada.

A chilly start to Friday with frost warnings and a chance of scattered showers over the next two days. Plus, an early look at the Halloween forecast.

Farmers in the east GTA will be able to make fewer trips to Hamilton as a modernized Oshawa grain terminal opens local export capacity to international markets. David Zura explains and take a look close up.

Stores in the Annex say the Bloor bike lanes have been a big boost to business. As Michelle Mackey reports, the neighborhood’s BIA wants the province to back off its new bill that could see the lanes removed.

Farmers in the east GTA will be able to make fewer trips to Hamilton as a modernized Oshawa grain terminal opens local export capacity to international markets. David Zura explains and take a look close up.

Stores in the Annex say the Bloor bike lanes have been a big boost to business. As Michelle Mackey reports, the neighborhood’s BIA wants the province to back off its new bill that could see the lanes removed.

A topical medication to treat vitiligo has been approved in Canada. Dilshad Burman with how it works and its impact beyond the cosmetic.

The Canadian Down Syndrome Society is shedding light on the issue of loneliness and isolation faced by many adults with the genetic disorder. Audra Brown with a look at the new campaign that’s setting sail on the “friend-ship”.

From making plays on the court to creating opportunities for young women from coast to coast. In this extended interview, Lindsay Dunn speaks with Canadian trailblazer Denise Dignard about her impact on basketball in Canada.

Canada will admit over 20% fewer immigrants over the next 2 years, with its target for 2027 set even lower. The federal government estimates the cut will reduce the population by 0.2% over 2 years.

A group of around 2 dozen Liberal MPs have asked the Prime Minister to quit. At a closed-doors caucus meeting, they presented Justin Trudeau with their demands, but the PM insists the party remains “strong & united.”

Policy makers at the Bank of Canada deliver a jumbo-size interest rate cut. Plus, financial losses are mounting for Boeing, and Donald Trump is set to appear on a popular podcast. Ari Rabinovitch has the day’s top stories.

The first lawsuit has been filed against McDonald’s over an E. coli outbreak that’s been linked to at least one death and dozens of illnesses across America. Michael Yoshida looks at the growing legal trouble for the fast food giant.

With less than two weeks to go until election day, American officials are battling misinformation — and this time, it’s not coming from the candidates. Brian Abel looks at the steps being taken to prevent foreign interference.

Striking Boeing workers have voted down a contract offer. Amy Kiley looks at how the company’s financial losses are growing as the walkout continues.

Kamala Harris will be front and centre during a televised town hall meeting on CNN. Julia Benbrook discusses what strategy the Presidential candidate will likely use.