Some elevators are getting a tech upgrade in Ontario, but it’s leaving the blind struggling to navigate them.

CityNews reporter Tammie Sutherland speaks with the family of one of the two men shot dead inside an east-end McDonalds over the weekend.

People are still been digging for answers, even though police say their case is closed.

David Lepofsky chatted with CityNews about new elevators that are out of touch with the visually impaired.

CityNews reporter Andrea Piunno speaks with the chair of CUPE 3903 as members vote on a tentative deal Monday night.

CityNews reporter Anna Vlachos speaks with a Toronto senior who is frustrated with the city after he alleges a leaky hydrant encased his vehicle in ice.

Alexander Lisi appeared in court on Monday for a preliminary hearing on an extortion charge.

The two men who dug the infamous tunnel in the woods near York University did it as a ‘personal challenge’ Const. Victor Kwong told Avery Haines. Police are satisfied no laws were broken and have closed their investigation.

A watermain break caused a sinkhole in Oshawa on Monday. Centre Street South is closed from King to Athol streets.

As videographer Audra Brown reports, 200 Grade 8 female students from Regent Park came together to strengthen their community as well as their futures.

In the national edition of Entertainment City, stars hit the Canadian Screen Awards. Plus Tatiana Maslany covers Flare magazine April issue.

680News senior business editor Mike Eppel with the day’s top business headlines, including a jump in gas prices over the weekend and the last-minute rush before Monday’s RRSP contribution deadline.

Mainly cloudy conditions overnight, -7 C feeling closer to -13.

“They probably didn’t even know they were hitting a charity,” Dan Kershaw, the executive director of Furniture Bank, explained.

CityNews reporter Anna Vlachos meets with two families taking part in the national campaign.