The reality of owning a home is still out of reach for the vast majority of people in the GTA. That’s according to a new report from Habitat for Humanity that found 86 per-cent of residents in the GTA feel that home-ownership has become a luxury.

You could call it a Grey Cup square dance as Toronto football fans gather at Maple Leaf Square to celebrate the Argonauts. The team is being saluted throughout the city following their impressive win on Sunday over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

A study from Goose Insurance finds that snowbirds are altering their travel plans in a big way due to the high cost of living. Michelle Mackey reports on how they’re making due.

Rhianne Campbell spoke with advocates who held a demonstration at Queen’s Park against the lengthy wait times Ontarians living with cancer must face.

The reality of owning a home is still out of reach for the vast majority of people in the GTA. That’s according to a new report from Habitat for Humanity that found 86 per-cent of residents in the GTA feel that home-ownership has become a luxury.

You could call it a Grey Cup square dance as Toronto football fans gather at Maple Leaf Square to celebrate the Argonauts. The team is being saluted throughout the city following their impressive win on Sunday over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

A study from Goose Insurance finds that snowbirds are altering their travel plans in a big way due to the high cost of living. Michelle Mackey reports on how they’re making due.

Rhianne Campbell spoke with advocates who held a demonstration at Queen’s Park against the lengthy wait times Ontarians living with cancer must face.

The federal government says it’s still not ready to consider binding arbitration or legislation to end the postal strike. A special mediator is now leading negotiations, but the union & Canada Post say they’re not close to a deal yet.

Netflix is set to dive deeper into live sports after broadcasting after drawing big numbers for a boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul. Plus, an airline files for bankruptcy, and housing starts are on the rise. Ari Rabinovitch explains.

While the House of Commons has returned, the Green Party leader says it’s like limbo – nothing ever changes. She’s referring to the stoppage of House work, as Tories demand more documents relating to Sustainable Development spending.

From hotels and restaurants to animal shelters and gyms, Toronto businesses are aligning themselves with the historic Eras Tour. Michelle Mackey reports on the Swiftie brand takeover.

World leaders meet in Brazil to discuss hunger and poverty, the war in Ukraine and worries about global trade under Trump.

Lebanese security sources say Hezbollah’s media chief has been killed in an Israeli strike on Beirut’s southern suburbs. This, coming as Israel continues to pound Lebanon and the Gaza Strip. Karling Donoghue reports.

Russia has launched it’s largest air strike on Ukraine in more than three months, targeting energy infrastructure across the country. Karling Donoghue takes a look at how officials are responding as the country enters the winter season.

10 newborn babies are dead, and 16 others are injured after a fire broke out inside a hospital in northern India, and quickly spread into the NICU. Karling Donoghue details the response from the community and authorities in Uttar Pradesh.