Toronto’s world-famous ‘Graffiti Alley’ does have a legal name but it’s much less popular and harder to remember. David Zura hears from a local historian says he’s asking for community support to make the nickname official.

Toronto’s Phoenix Concert theatre was set to close the doors of its current location in January, but after reaching a new agreement it will continue running until at least 2026. Jazan Grewal reports.

A World War II veteran turned 102 this week and staff at his local library threw a party to celebrate the momentous occasion with the branch’s Seniors’ Club. Dilshad Burman with more on programming for seniors at the Toronto Public Library.

A Wall Street Journal report creates ties between Elon Musk and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Plus, it might be a slow holiday season for retailers, and a big Halloween decoration is scaring people across the country. Ari Rabinovitch reports.

Toronto’s world-famous ‘Graffiti Alley’ does have a legal name but it’s much less popular and harder to remember. David Zura hears from a local historian says he’s asking for community support to make the nickname official.

Toronto’s Phoenix Concert theatre was set to close the doors of its current location in January, but after reaching a new agreement it will continue running until at least 2026. Jazan Grewal reports.

A World War II veteran turned 102 this week and staff at his local library threw a party to celebrate the momentous occasion with the branch’s Seniors’ Club. Dilshad Burman with more on programming for seniors at the Toronto Public Library.

Former Raptor Kyle Lowry discusses the potential of his jersey being retired in Toronto. Lindsay Dunn reports.

Canadian author Danielle McKechnie discusses her creative debut children’s novel Otto Normal’s Monsterton: The Disappearance of White Pine Beach.

CityNews sports reporter Lindsay Dunn spoke to Jade Kovacevic about her historic signing with AFC Toronto.

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 Wall Street Journal report creates ties between Elon Musk and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Plus, it might be a slow holiday season for retailers, and a big Halloween decoration is scaring people across the country. Ari Rabinovitch reports.

The U.S. Presidential election has been getting most of the attention, but hundreds of Congressional seats are up for grabs. Julia Benbrook looks at how history could be made at the polls.

Children who have coughs that go on for weeks could be dealing with walking pneumonia. Ivan Rodriguez looks at why the virus is surging among American children this year.

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.