Two people have died and another two are fighting for their lives in hospital after an early morning fire at a building near Dovercourt Road and Dupont Street in Toronto’s west end.

Two female students were injured late Thursday during a shooting at a food court at York University.

680News film critic Leslie James joins Tom Hayes to gives his thoughts on Mr. Peabody & Sherman, 300: Rise of an Empire and Alan Partridge.

Honest Ed’s was sold to a developer in October and will close Dec. 31, 2016. We take you on a tour inside the iconic bargain basement store.

Starting at 6 a.m. on Saturday, subways won’t be running along the Yonge-University-Spadina line between Bloor and St. Andrew stations for TTC signal upgrade work.

The Canadian and U.S. jobs numbers for February will be released today, senior business editor Mike Eppel explains.

One woman was shot in the leg at the York University Student Centre on Thursday night and another was hit with shrapnel.

Firefighters say the fire began in the living room and kitchen area of an apartment above a store.

Their injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.

CityNews reporter Rima Kar with how to keep them busy every day of the week.

CityNews reporter Amanda Ferguson with when she may jump into the fray.

More drivers feel having a dashcam in the car will provide proof they weren’t at fault if they get in a crash.

Police are investigating whether distracted driving caused a crash on Highway 17 in Kenora, Ont., which was captured on a dashcam video.

The teacher at a school in Simcoe will be off the job pending a full investigation into the incident.

MP Olivia Chow told CityNews that she is seriously considering running for mayor, but has not made a final decision as of yet.